But it can only happen when we understand the Incarnation. While the birth of Jesus describes what happened that first Christmas, it's the Incarnation that tells us what it means. It means that ...

let’s demonstrate the significance of Christ's birth; let’s spread the joy of Christmas. Let's never forget the significance of Jesus’ birth, more than just a holiday a reminder of God's ...

Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword ... distance to worship the new Christ child. The birth of Jesus was no ordinary birth. And so on Christmas Eve and Christmas, Christians celebrate joyfully ...

To others, Christmastime is all of those things, plus a celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ. But how many of our Christmas traditions have nothing to do with Jesus’s birth? And was Jesus ...

Every year, Christians around the world mark Jesus’ traditional birth story with Nativity plays and Christmas festivities. The celebrated event is described in the Book of Luke, stating Mary ...

the Christmas season is not over yet as 12% of the world's Christians, or about 260 million people worldwide, are still preparing to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. Additionally, a second ...

What if Christmas is a core belief in the birth of Jesus Christ, who lived among us and many times offered a freely given promise of eternal life that no believer should reject or apologize for?

Nochebuena, or the Good Night, is the Christmas Eve celebration many Latina, Hispanic, Filipino,and Spanish families worldwide have dedicated to observing the birth of Jesus, or el Niño Jesus.

But was Jesus actually born in December? And if he wasn't, why do Christians celebrate his birth on December 25 every year? Here’s a quick breakdown of the origin of Christmas as we know it ...

Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword ... let’s spread the joy of Christmas. Let's never forget the significance of Jesus’ birth, more than just a holiday a reminder of God's promise to us ...