Are you a “True Believer”? If you are, or if you’ve ever believed in the magic of Christmas for even just a moment, this is for you! What does it mean to simply believe in God? Let’s find out.

Nothing quite says we’re halfway through December like the story you’re about to hear. Ready for a laugh and reminder to savor the season? Let’s dive in.

What’s your favorite Christmas carol? Mine is “Joy to the World” mainly because of this one line— “let every heart prepare Him room.” What’s taking up space in our heart this season? Let’s pause, reflect, and make more room for Jesus.

We’re never really used to the way false expectations ruin our experiences. That’s probably why when Jesus came so surprisingly, we didn’t believe He was actually here. So, what would change if we simply expected Jesus to show up this Christmas? What secret miracles might He surprise us with?

Ready to throw around hope, faith, joy and peace like Christmas confetti? Me too! Let’s dive in.

Close your eyes and step back in time with me to a snowy, stunning Christmas in Aspen, Colorado. There’s something God taught me there that I want you to know here and now. Take a good seat by your Christmas tree, turn to Isaiah 11:1-5, and let’s dive in.

“The Great Commission” might just be the commission of Christmas. So, if we’re sent out by God, what are we actually supposed to do when we step out to serve? Here’s the one word clue we can find in John 1:14.

Jesus was born into the business of defying the odds. So let’s not forget that was have a great God at work in our ordinary lives. Today’s podcast reminds us that, in a dark world, God calls us to be the light.

Want to know what the moment was like when my husband and I found out we were having our first baby? What does that have to do with encountering Jesus this Christmas? Our everything is about to be forever changed. Let’s dive in.

Whew boy do I struggle with this one. Can we all admit that focusing on the real reason we celebrate this season is hard sometimes? As we’re rushing around, here is the reminder that we all need to that Jesus’ presence can lead us to be present.