From promise to manger. From manger to cross. From cross to empty tomb. The story of Jesus is not a reaction—it is the fulfillment of a plan spoken from the beginning, where eternity stepped into time to redeem what was lost. Long before a cry pierced the silence of night, Before straw felt the weight of Glory, Before shepherds trembled and angels sang— God spoke. Not in riddles to confuse, But in promises to prepare. A Deliverer would come, Born not of human will alone, But

The calendar may be uncertain—but the miracle is not. The Light entered the darkness, and that’s worth celebrating. Every December, right on cue, the same claim resurfaces: “Jesus wasn’t really born on December 25.”  “Christmas is just a pagan holiday.”  “Christians stole it from Rome.” And inevitably, a few self-appointed theological party crashers feel obligated to inform everyone that celebrating Christmas is historically ignorant at best—and spiritually compromised at wor