FAITH-CENTERED RESOURCES

Explore the Wonder & Joy of Christmas

Enjoy a digital flipbook as a December devotional (embedded below). Download a fun test of your knowledge of the chronology of Christ’s birth.

Enjoy a Slow Stroll through the Story of Christ's Birth

Intentional Celebration

The distractions of the Christmas season often clamor for our attention. This year, let’s quiet the “noise” and intentionally celebrate Christ’s birth as we take a slow stroll through Luke 2:1-20.

Meaningful Reflection

This flipbook offers brief devotions for meaningful reflection during the first 25 days of December. May it remind you of the purpose and peace of the season as you celebrate the gift of God’s Son.

Easy Usage

Bookmark this page and return daily for the next devotion. Click the “four corners” icon to enlarge and the “speaker” icon to mute. If using your phone, enlarge and turn to landscape view. 

Feel free to copy the url and share with someone to bless their Christmas season.

Test Yourself with a Fun Christmas Challenge

Christmas Chronology Challenge

17 events. One miraculous birth. Can you put the events surrounding the birth of Jesus in chronological order?

The Christmas Chronology Challenge is a great opportunity to recall information and discover new details about Christ’s birth. The document will come as a downloadable link in your email when you enter your information and click the button.

Challenge Yourself

Test your knowledge as you try to order the events surrounding the birth of Jesus.

Play Together

Use as an activity with a group of friends or a church group this holiday season. People can work individually or in teams.

Conversation Starters

The inclusion of solutions, Scripture references, and discussion questions assures meaningful conversation and learning for all.

Pause and Reflect

Take the activity deeper than mere chronology. Consider what the events reveal about God the Father and His Son, Jesus.

May you enjoy a blessed and joyful celebration of Christ's birth.

Catherine L Hill, author
Catherine L Hill

Author and Bible Teacher

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