 The Story Of The NativityThe Bible's nativity story has been retold in simple, beautiful text with soft, sensitive illustrations. Written by Elizabeth Winthrop; Illustrated by Ruth Sanderson. Publication Year. 15 October1986
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25 Christmas devotionals for older children
December 1 It’s easy to find ourselves going through Christmas without experiencing it to the full. Even while enjoying the holiday spirit and festivities, it’s possible to let the deeper meaning of the season pass us by. Unbeknownst to most of Bethlehem’s inhabitants on the night of the first Christmas, something marvelous was happening in their midst, and something wonderful can happen this season in each of our lives as well if we open our hearts to it. It may not be something flashy or huge, and if we’re not careful we might miss it, but I believe that Christmas is a magical time, and I’m looking forward to what it has in store. I hope you are too. — Samuel Keating December 2 At Christmas, we are reminded about Jesus’ birth, and it’s a wonderful time of year to think about Him and all that He has done for us, which goes way beyond the Christmas season. He is an integral part of our lives and wants to be part of all we do—and He can be, as much as we’ll let Him. December 3 As we sing Christmas carols this year, it’s a great time to reflect on what they mean, what Jesus did, and how deeply He loves each one of us and each one of our fellow human beings.—And to carry those thoughts and that love throughout the year ahead. Love Him, love His creations, and be grateful for all He’s done. December 4 This year, as you enjoy your Christmas celebrations, as you open gifts, sing carols, and eat good food, let those things remind you of Jesus’ deep love for you. Regardless of where these traditions originated, you can let them point you back to the great gift Jesus gave each of us by coming to earth, living, and dying for us. December 5 I once read about a small child who accompanied his grandmother to the shopping mall at Christmas and was awestruck by all the decorations, the toys, and the replica of Santa’s shed. Slowly taking the sight in, the child looked up at his grandmother and innocently asked, “Where’s Baby Jesus?” That child’s question has a deep meaning. Amidst the glitz and glamour of modern Christmas, are we forgetting the true reason for the season? How many of us remember that Christmas is Someone’s birthday and stop to think what He would like us to do for it? —Sukanya Kumar- Sinha December 6 Jesus is touched by the time and effort we put into decorations and buying gifts for our earthly loved ones, but how happy He would be if we also gave Him a birthday present! If you’re looking for ideas for a birthday present for Jesus, consider these: • Tell Him how much you love Him. You can never do this enough. • Express your love to family and friends. You never know who might need to hear just that. • Give to the poor. Reach out to them in His name and invite them to share in the Christmas spirit. • Make amends with those you’re holding grudges against. This year, let’s do something for the Birthday Boy! December 7 The Christmas story reminds us once again it was not man’s idea that the Son of God should be born in a stable. And so the first thing we learn from Jesus’ birth is that the Lord will not always be found where we expect to find Him. —James F. Colaianni (b. 1922) December 8 The world is filled with the sounds of Christmas. If you listen with your outer ears, you will hear carols, bells, and laughter, and now and then a sob of loneliness. If you listen with the inner ear, you will hear the sound of angels' wings, the hush of inner expectation, and the sacred sound of the deepest silence, the vibrant whisper of the eternal Word. The world is filled with the sights of Christmas. If you look with your outer eyes, you will see brightly decorated trees, tinseled stars, flaming candles, and a crèche. If you look with the inner eye, you will see the star of Bethlehem in your own heart. —Adapted from Anna May Nielson December 9 Can you imagine being given a Christmas gift and not opening it for 20 years? Well, that's exactly what I did. I don't know why I never got around to opening that one gift. When I was small, my other gifts all looked more fun, I suppose, and as I grew older, I thought I knew what was inside and wasn't interested. Most years I didn't even notice it. Then one July evening I bumped into an old friend on the street and he handed me, of all things, that Christmas gift I'd ignored all those years. To my astonishment, this gift was unlike anything I'd ever experienced. I can only describe it as love—love in its richest, deepest, truest sense, overwhelming and boundless love, unconditional and unending. And it was mine! And it gets better. This gift is for everybody. If you haven't unwrapped yours yet, let this be the Christmas you do. It's the one that bears this note: "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life." — Keith Phillips December 10 From live reenactments to miniature models in an endless array of styles and materials, the figures of the Nativity are a visual reminder of the central characters of the Christmas story. Joseph stands tall and steadfast. Mary's head is bowed in humility as she reflects on the Christ Child she has delivered. Shepherds kneel in adoration. Three kings in fine robes approach with gifts in hand. The donkey that Mary rode to Bethlehem stands alongside sheep and perhaps a cow. All attention is directed toward the tiny baby lying in a manger. He is at the center of Christmas, yet the scene would not be complete without each of those other figures. Each of us also has a role to fulfill in the scene of life. With Christ at the center, the picture is complete. December 11 One of the most universal Christmas decorations is the wreath, a circle of evergreen that is often adorned with ribbons, baubles, candles, or other trimmings. The circular shape reminds us that God's love, which He sent to us in Jesus, knows no end. The evergreen reminds us that Christ lives forever. December 12 Gingerbread was possibly the first treat to be associated with Christmas. It was first baked in Germany during the Middle Ages, and over the years other sweets have become traditional Christmas favorites in various countries around the world: marzipan and colorful Christmas cookies throughout Europe and North America; fruitcake and trifle in English-speaking countries; panettone(sweet bread) in Italy, Latin America, and with a slight variation in Romania, where it is known ascozonac; pan de Pascua(sponge cake) in Chile; stolen (fruitcake with marzipan) in Germany; almond cakes in Spain; and ponche crema, a sweet hot Christmas drink in Venezuela—to name just a few. All can serve as reminders of the sweetness of God's presence through Christ in our lives. December 13 Twinkling lights, red ribbons, and shiny tinsel adorn homes and public places, announcing the arrival of the festive season. Candles, representing the light that Jesus brought to our world, are rarely missing among the decorations. They symbolize God's light entering the world at Jesus' birth. The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light; those who dwelt in the land of the shadow of death, upon them a light has shined.—Isaiah 9:2 December 14 Christmas shopping starts earlier every year. Although we may not enjoy the shopping process, there's a special pleasure in tracking down something that will be a happy surprise for our family members and friends. While wrapping presents or arranging them under the tree, take a moment to remember the One who came to give His life for us. Dear Jesus, it is Your birth I am celebrating this Christmas. The shepherds brought their wonder and worship; the wise men brought their gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh to honor You. I bring love and gratitude. December 15 From Jesus with love What can you give Me this Christmas? A thankful heart is one gift I love to receive anytime. You make Me happy when you are appreciative of My blessings, great and small, because I love to see you happy. I love to see you smile, and that makes Me smile in return. I love to see you laugh, and I love to laugh with you. Each smile or laugh tells Me that you love and appreciate Me. December 16 Can you remember a time when you wanted something so badly that it seemed that special something would never come?—And then when it finally did come, it wasn't what you had expected at all, but something far better? That's what our heavenly Father did with Christmas. God looked at every human heart He had created and every heart to come, and He knew just what each one needed. So He took a part of His own heart and fashioned the perfect answer. Then He sent the answer into the world. And He called the answer "Jesus."—Keith Phillips December 17 From Jesus with love You know how it is about birthdays—everyone likes to feel special on their special day. Well, I'm no different, and Christmas is My birthday. What do I want most?—You! At this special time when everyone likes to get together with those who mean the most to them, I want to get together with you. It doesn't have to be a big, elaborate thing. We can do whatever you'd like. We can sit and chat, or we can read something meaningful together and stop and reflect on it. Or we can tell each other what we love and appreciate about each other. These are some ideas of ways you can show that you love Me and haven't forgotten whose birthday it is. December 18 From Jesus with love Christmas is a time of giving. It's when My Father gave His only begotten Son, Me, to the world. It's when I came to earth that I might lay down My life in order to give eternal life to all who would receive it. It's when people give gifts to others in commemoration of the gifts that My Father and I gave them. This Christmas, I ask you to give Me the gift of giving. Give to others, as you would give to Me. Christmas celebrates God's "goodwill to men," but I want it to also be a time of man's "goodwill to men." Take a moment to ask Me what you could do for someone else. Return My Father's goodwill by sharing some of your own. December 19 From Jesus with love Christmas is a wonderful time of year to make things right. And making things right often starts with you taking the step to forgive someone, even if you feel that the other person is the one who should be seeking forgiveness. Has someone said or done something that has hurt you? Forgive. Are you harboring bitterness in your heart toward someone? Forgive. December 20 From Jesus with love I would have gladly come to earth to live and die for you alone, but I also love everyone else in the world just as much. I want nothing more than for everyone to have a chance to experience that love, but many don't even know such love exists. They need someone to tell them and show them. It has been rightly said that I have no hands but your hands, no feet but your feet, no eyes but your eyes, and no mouth but yours. If you want to give Me a truly wonderful gift this Christmas, lend Me the use of you. Let Me fill you with My love, and then let that love flow through you to others. December 21 None of us can really grasp how great God our Father is. He's so beyond our comprehension that He had to make Someone who could show us His love, Someone who was within our realm, Someone we could see, Someone we could feel, Someone we could experience, Someone who would bring God down to the level of our comprehension, one Man who was like Himself, whom He called His Son. This is why Jesus came that first Christmas Day, so you could know His Father's love. This is the reason for it all! December 22 Late on a sleepy, star-spangled night, angels peeled back the sky just like you would tear open a sparkling Christmas present. Then, with light and joy pouring out of Heaven like water through a broken dam, they began to shout and sing the message that baby Jesus had been born. The world had a Savior! The angels called it "Good News," and it was.—Larry Libby December 23 Even though I've known Jesus all my life, lately I've found myself getting more caught up in the buzz and activity surrounding the holiday and less on the reason for it. The Bible doesn‘t give any specific instruction on this; however, there's a verse that might provide some clues. In this passage, Nehemiah is giving advice on how to throw a party: "Go and celebrate with a feast of rich foods and sweet drinks," he says, "and share gifts of food with people who have nothing prepared.“ I think that Jesus—who when He was on earth turned water into wine at a wedding feast—would want us to have fun and enjoy ourselves. And just as He set aside His own weariness to reach out, I think He'd also be concerned for those who are lonely, elderly, sick, or struggling today, and He'd want us to share His compassion with those we can. If we do our best with both aspects of this advice, I think the result will be pretty close to what the Birthday Boy is hoping for. — Samuel Keating December 24 If God is all-powerful and truly loves us, as the Bible says, why doesn't He do something to relieve our pain and suffering? He did. He sent Jesus. God feels our pain. He understands our heartaches and sympathizes with our losses. He longs to draw us close, to soothe, to heal, to comfort, to reassure. He wanted so badly to help us that He sent His Son in human form, to live among us; to experience our hardships, to be His hands, to reveal His heart, and to put us in direct, personal contact with His love and power. God didn't send Jesus to remove all of our problems, but to equip us to get through them. And that is why we have reason to hope this Christmas. December 25 Many people fantasize about Santa Claus and elves because they find it hard to believe the Christmas story. Why would God choose to reveal Himself to us in human form? That seems irrational, illogical, but that's exactly what God did. When God wanted to manifest His infinite love for us, He sent it in a tiny baby, who in manhood would teach us God's ways and lead us back to Him. That is a deep and wonderful truth—and something we can really celebrate. The Heart of Christmas Give Jesus a gift this Christmas by opening your heart to Him. Simply say, “Thank You, Jesus, for coming into this world to save me. I welcome You into my life. Please stay by my side now and forever.” Compiled by www.freekidstories.org. View the Flipbook created @ AnyFlip.com |
25 Christmas devotionals for older children December 1 It’s easy to find ourselves going through Christmas without experiencing it to...
The Story of Baby Jesus retold using simple language to help beginner readers develop reading stamina. Follow Mary and Joseph as they travel to Bethlehem in this magical retelling of the Christmas story. Part of the Usborne Reading Programme developed with reading experts at the University of Roehampton.
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 The dove is a bird of humility and peace. I believe that this story is good for those of all ages. It teaches a lesson to all; we are all equally created. Why Noah Chose the Dove Paperback by Isaac Bashevis Singer (Illustrator Eric Carle) "Noah was a righteous man," says Isaac Bashevis Singer, so he and his family were to be saved from the flood. But rumor had it that only the best of all living creatures were to be taken aboard the Ark with Noah. In Why Noah Chose the Dove, a fresh and lively approach to the age-old account, Isaac Bashevis Singer sets down the dialogue of the animals as they vie with one another for a place on the Ark.  Also see The Ark and The Dove by Margaret Moran |
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This is a precious book indeed!
Happy the child that loves to read! 'Tis God's own word, which he has giv'n, To show our souls the way to heav'n! It tells us how the world was made; And how good men the Lord obey'd: Here his commands are written, too, To teach us what we ought to do. It bids us all from sin to fly, Because our souls can never die; It points to heav'n, where angels dwell, And warns us to escape from hell. But what is more than all beside, The Bible tells us, Jesus died! This is its best, its chief intent, To lead poor sinners to repent. Be thankful, children, that you may Read this good Bible every day; 'Tis God's own word, which he has giv'n, To show your souls the way to heav'n. 
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Summary: The Sunflower Parable shares the story of Logan, a young gardener who hopes to grow sunflowers that reach all the way to heaven by summer's end. Part of The Parable Series by Liz Curtis Higgs, illustrated by Nancy Munger.
Logan whistled his way down the lane toward home. He was counting the
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garden. The farmer promised him that he could plant anything he wanted. And Logan wanted something B-I-G, bigger than his brother’s cornstalks or his sister’s hollyhocks… He wanted to grow great big sunflowers, so tall they would reach all the way to heaven! After the warm sun of May chased the last frost away, Logan and the farmer chose the very best sunflower seeds, “GIANT” declared the seed packet. Logan was sure his sunflowers would touch the skies by August. Logan and the farmer worked side by side. They hoed the hard soil. They cleared the heavy rocks. They yanked out the pesky weeds that might choke the plants. The farmer added fertilizer. Logan pressed the tiny seeds down into the rich soil. Then the waiting began. The warmer summer rain brought fresh water. The sunflower seedlings poked their thirsty heads out of the soil. “Drink! Drink!” Logan called from his window. The hot summer sun brought warmth and light, which made the plants stretch taller. “Grow! Grow!” Logan sang out. How long until the flowers would bloom? How long until they reached heaven? Soon everything in the garden was growing very tall indeed. His brother’s cornstalks soared up, up, up. His sister’s hollyhocks waved high above the fence. But nothing grew taller than Logan’s sunflowers… Whenever a breeze blew through the garden, the sunflowers nodded their heads. “Yes!” they seemed to say. “We have B-I-G plans this summer.” July turned into August without making a sound. The giant flowers turned their blossoms toward heaven. They followed the sun with their own round, brown faces. “Soon my sunflowers will stretch all the way to heaven,” Logan boasted. He was very proud of his hard work. But at summer’s end, the flowers suddenly stopped growing. Their faces, heavy with seeds, bent toward the ground. Hungry birds hopped around the stalks. Logan grew very sad. The tallest flowers would never make it to heaven now. The tall corn would be cut down for harvest. The hollyhocks would soon bloom no more. All their work was good for nothing. The farmer knew Logan was disappointed but the farmer also knew a secret or two. The corn would provide food for many people. The hollyhocks would bloom again next summer. And the sunflowers...? Well, the sunflowers were created with a gift inside: SEEDS! Seeds to feed birds. Seeds to feed people. Seeds to be carried all over the world. “Look, Logan,” the farmer said. “See what a good harvest your sunflowers have produced.” Logan watched as birds of every kind lifted the seeds right out of the sunflowers. The birds flew up, up, over the fields, off toward the horizon until they disappeared from sight. “The sunflowers reached heaven after all,” Logan shouted with joy. “Those seeds will go everywhere.” The farmer nodded. “What can you do with the sunflower seeds that are left?” Logan thought harder. “We can sprinkle our seeds with salt and share them with hungry friends! And we can save some seeds to plant next summer.” Logan said, pleased with himself for thinking such good thoughts. “Next year, let’s plant twice as many seeds!” The farmer nodded once more and smiled. “See how much good we can do when we work together in my garden?” -
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 From Noah's Ark to the story of Easter, this children’s book includes the Bible's best-loved stories from the Old and New Testaments. Stories come to life with gorgeous watercolor illustrations. Read them together with your toddler! Enjoy lots of fun activities that encourage even the youngest child to join in with the stories. A first Bible to cherish and revisit again and again. Contents include:
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Today I came across this poem that made me feel there was symbolism to the coffee ritual. Do you remember older generations drinking from their saucer?  "My Grand mother drank from her saucer. As a kid, I just thought she couldn’t see to judge distance & it always overflowed.
I always viewed her as very spiritual, so this poem is an extra special comfort to me." Drinking From My SaucerI've never made a fortune,And I'll never make one now But it really doesn't matter ‘Cause I'm happy anyhow As I go along my journey I'm reaping better than I've sowed I'm drinking from the saucer ‘Cause my cup has overflowed I don't have a lot of riches, And sometimes the going's tough But with kin and friends to love me I think I'm rich enough I thank God for the blessings That His mercy has bestowed I'm drinking from the saucer ‘Cause my cup has overflowed He gives me strength and courage When the way grows steep and rough I'll not ask for other blessings for I'm already blessed enough May we never be too busy To help bear another's load Then we'll all be drinking from the saucer When our cups have overflowed By John Paul Moore |
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TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY !
Today is the day to celebrate your Birthday
Another year to enjoy and be blessed Each day is a gift from God on high, The one who gives us joy, peace and rest. May you have bright and sunny days When you awake to face each new Day, The Good Lord will walk with you through any storms, To guide you along life's rugged way. I wish you health and happiness In all that you say and do, I wish you friends who will always be faithful To stand beside you and be true. May each new day reveal our Blessed Hope And the light of his love shine so bright, As you bless others with all that you share I know He will be with you in the darkest night. We are all closer home than we were yesterday We have crossed many milestones through the years, May you partake of His cup of joy abundantly As He holds you in his love and dries any of life's past tears. May today be a day that is blessed to remember One year older is only better as we grow in grace, Our Lord gives us years and guides us along so tenderly, As you keep his commands may you be blessed with length of days. Quoteables"May the light of the Lord shine upon you and grant you happiness on this birthday and for many years to come.""The Lord bless you, keep you, and bring you peace on your birthday." "May your journey continue to be blessed each and every day." Bible verses to write in a birthday cardPsalm 118:24 - This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.Psalm 20:4 - May he grant you your heart's desire and fulfill all your plans! Proverbs 3: 2. - For length of days, and long life, and peace, shall they add to thee. Proverbs 9:11 - For through wisdom your days will be many, and years will be added to your life. Isaiah 46:4 - Even to your old age and gray hairs I am he, I am he who will sustain you. |
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