While we have a tendency to look for God in the big things of life, many are the times He shows up in our simple mangers. Don't only look for God in the big things, you may miss him because He is fond of visiting our mangers

Christmas is a season of goodwill when we do good for goods sake. We become instruments of showing the beauty of being human. God did not do good to us because we are good but because He is good!

At Christmas God came down to our level because we could not attain his level. God wore our shoes and shared in our experiences. We can trust him and lean on him for He was tested in every way just like we are but without sin.

Christmas reminds of God who build bridges with humanity and extended his hand of forgiveness to us by giving us Jesus so that if we place our trust in him we shall not perish. Who may God be asking you to forgive and build bridges with?

At Christmas, God shows his love by remembering both the old and the young. God visited old Elizabeth before He sent an Angel to Mary. He is a respecter of no persons and revives forgotten and buried dreams.

Good news are rare in our days where we are bombarded by negative news every day. Christmas reminds us that God is the carrier of good news. Amidst so many bad reports, you can trust God for some good news!

True freedom is only found when we submit to the Lordship of Jesus Christ. God never created us to be independent but rather to live dependant of him. Christmas reminds us that we find our lives when we lose ourselves in Christ!

Independence Day in many nations of the world commemorates great men and women who gave themselves to fight for the freedom of their nations. Jesus was born a Freedom Hero to free us from the grip of sin!

A generous heart will always consider others when things are going on well. Like the 4 lepers used by God to end famine in besieged Samaria, a generous heart will always consider others who are suffering out there.

Every act of generosity we extend today is a seed that we sow and from which one day we or our children shall eat of its fruits. This is because God is not a debtor to anyone. When he was helping David, little did Jonathan know that his acts of generosity was a well he was digging from which his invalid son Mephiboseth, would drink from. May your children bless you when your acts of generosity rebounds back to them?