It written by a wine peddler, set to music by a Jew, banned by the church, kept alive by the common man, and a source of peace among warring troops.

Your Father is wakefully watching over your dark times; trust Him.

Mohr decided to take a longer path home that night. The result is a Christmas Carol classic.

Unforgiveness is heavy; don’t carry it into tomorrow!

If I’m honest, I never fully understood the opening line.  “God rest ye’ merry gentlemen” – what does THAT mean?     

(Recording by Steven Noel Wariner)

We’re blessed to bless others so that they sense God’s face shining upon them.

The world will always attempt to push Jesus to out of the picture.  It is up to us to make sure He remains front and center in our lives!

To avoid turning into Scrooge, practice contentment, self-restraint, gratitude, and generosity.

Written by a Catholic and translated by a Protestant, it is to be sung by any who are willing to come and adore Him!

Are you stuck in a pattern of personal failure?  Is hope hard to find?  If so, allow Christ to turn that same situation into a doorway of hope and blessing.  Stop.  Turn around.  And head back to your Father.  He’s ready to receive you and restore your hope.