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Do You Keep Christ in Christmas?

Posted on: December 23rd, 2011 by Glenda Feilen
A perfect Christmas

A perfect Christmas

Do you really keep Christ in Christmas?

You have a picture in your mind of the perfect Christmas gifts, the perfect Christmas decorations, the perfect family Christmas get-togethers….in short, the picture-perfect Christmas.

The fact is that the perfect Christmas you want and hope for just doesn’t always happen. Real life occurs instead. The perfect gifts you want are sold out, the decorations broke getting them down from the attic and the family quarrels at the Christmas get-together.

Keep the magic of the most special holiday of the year in your heart and your home by keeping Christ in Christmas. When the perfectness of your Christmas is scarce, you can choose to be disappointed and upset, or you can open your heart and mind to the real Spirit of Christmas.

When you keep Christ in Christmas you realize that the minor things you thought were so important aren’t really the important things. You realize that Christmas is about love. It is about being willing to serve others.

Keeping Christ in Christmas means not letting the little things about the season get you down. It means realizing you aren’t perfect but that you are trying to become a better person every day.

Christ will lift your spirits. Christ will comfort you. He will take you by the hand and help you turn an ordinary life into an extraordinary experience-even when it’s not Christmas. Keep your heart open to Christ and the imperfections of your Christmas will not bother you.

The true spirit of Christmas is the spirit of love, generosity, and caring. You can have the merriest Christmas ever when you give to others the gifts God has given to you.

Let’s face it – Christmas is what you make it. Make it about Christ. Make Him the real reason for your season.

Make everyday a day to open your heart to Christ with the WOW SYSTEM. Stay connected to your Source every day.

Keep Christ in Christmas