Published by Fearless Marriage
We're a husband and wife team who've been pastoring a wonderful congregation for several years. Our mission is to help the married members of the Bride of Jesus Christ experience all that God has for their marriage.
View all posts by Fearless Marriage
You brought up good points, especially number 3, because a person definitely shouldn’t feel the need to go and buy something they can’t afford for someone they care about, to try and show their love on Christmas, especially when gift giving is not even the key reason the holiday is celebrated.
LikeLiked by 2 people
So true AD. It’s easy to get caught up in the WHAT instead of The Who. Especially in our materialistic culture. Thanks for sharing!
LikeLiked by 1 person
You’re welcome and I hope you had a great Christmas by the way….
LikeLiked by 1 person
It was awesome. Things were actually quiet for a little bit which was great! Baked a ham, my wife made cookies with the kids after church and it was a nice day( even without snow!) š
-Joseph
LikeLike
lol, quiet isn’t a bad thing at all sometime….. You just made me hungry again and glad you had a good Christmas…
LikeLike
Christmas commercialism makes the festive season stressful, the focus should be on the greatest Light who came into the world. Also coupled with New Year Resolutions prompts people to end and start anew divorce is high on the list.
Couples should be looking at how to repair their relationship in a good way, but if the marriage has seriously broken by this it has become abusive, then divorce or separation is necessary.
Wishing you a Blessed Christmas and Happy and Successful New Year.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Thank you so much Puzzles. We wish you the same!
LikeLike