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Merry Christmas Faithful Listeners! The meaning of the word "Christmas" Why the 2nd coming relates to Christmas There might be two Christmases in the future 4 reasons why Jesus's 2nd coming is something to be excited for Jenn performs a song at the end   Last Year's episode:  https://www.p40ministries.com/the-bible-explained/episode/5f250647/2022-annual-candlelit-christmas-eve-podcast-episode-the-christmas-trinity   Want more P40? YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hnh-aqfg8rw Website - https://www.p40ministries.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/p40ministries  Contact - jenn@p40ministries.com  Books - https://www.amazon.com/Jenn-Kokal/e/B095JCRNHY/ref=aufs_dp_fta_dsk  Merch Store - https://www.p40ministries.com/shop  YouVersion - https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/38267-out-of-the-mire-trusting-god-in-the-middle 

Many preparations need to be made before Christmas: There are presents to buy, cards to send, food to prepare. Yet, how are we preparing our hearts for the big day? How can we make way for the Good News of Jesus in our lives?

Have you ever been in a bus station at Christmas-- There are lots of lonely people there. Some are young women who have left home.--How old was the Virgin Mary when she conceived our Lord----My ninth great grandmother was married on June 27th, 1647, in Paris, France. She was 12-years-old, and her husband was 27. Her father was Sir Richard Browne, King Charles I's ambassador to France.--My assumption is that the Virgin Mary was 12 or 13. --The Pope declared in 1854 that Mary's parents, St. Anne and St. Joachim, produced Mary without ever having sexual intercourse--that Mary's conception was immaculate.--Were that the case, why did Mary leave home to travel such a distance-- Luke 1-39 states that she left home with haste.--Gabriel spoke to her about her cousin Elizabeth's being six months pregnant -Luke 1-36-.--Undoubtedly, she was guided as she made this long and dangerous journey alone. Mary needed counsel from a woman who was full of the Holy Spirit, and Elizabeth was such a woman -Luke 1-41-45-.

Have you ever been in a bus station at Christmas-- There are lots of lonely people there. Some are young women who have left home.--How old was the Virgin Mary when she conceived our Lord----My ninth great grandmother was married on June 27th, 1647, in Paris, France. She was 12-years-old, and her husband was 27. Her father was Sir Richard Browne, King Charles I's ambassador to France.--My assumption is that the Virgin Mary was 12 or 13. --The Pope declared in 1854 that Mary's parents, St. Anne and St. Joachim, produced Mary without ever having sexual intercourse--that Mary's conception was immaculate.--Were that the case, why did Mary leave home to travel such a distance-- Luke 1-39 states that she left home with haste.--Gabriel spoke to her about her cousin Elizabeth's being six months pregnant -Luke 1-36-.--Undoubtedly, she was guided as she made this long and dangerous journey alone. Mary needed counsel from a woman who was full of the Holy Spirit, and Elizabeth was such a woman -Luke 1-41-45-.

Have you ever been in a bus station at Christmas- There are lots of lonely people there. Some are young women who have left home.--How old was the Virgin Mary when she conceived our Lord---My ninth great grandmother was married on June 27th, 1647, in Paris, France. She was 12-years-old, and her husband was 27. Her father was Sir Richard Browne, King Charles I's ambassador to France.--My assumption is that the Virgin Mary was 12 or 13. --The Pope declared in 1854 that Mary's parents, St. Anne and St. Joachim, produced Mary without ever having sexual intercourse--that Mary's conception was immaculate.--Were that the case, why did Mary leave home to travel such a distance- Luke 1-39 states that she left home with haste.--Gabriel spoke to her about her cousin Elizabeth's being six months pregnant -Luke 1-36-.--Undoubtedly, she was guided as she made this long and dangerous journey alone. Mary needed counsel from a woman who was full of the Holy Spirit, and Elizabeth was such a woman -Luke 1-41-45-.

Welcome back to Artbeat Radio!  Today, CECA's Star Club takes us through the holiday season. Listen in as they discuss holiday treats, movies, and Disneyland before sharing some of their favorite winter songs. At the end of this episode, you'll get a glimpse into the world of Neurologic Music Therapy, as some of our service users share what they've been working on in sessions.Thanks for listening and tune in next time! For more information about our organization, please visit our website www.ableartswork.org  Audio Transcription: (Please listen on Podomatic or Spotify to view the full transcript) *Intro music by Artbeat Radio staff*  Music, stories, and more! You're listening to Artbeat Radio, a program of Able ARTS Work. ALL: Welcome to CECA's Star Club. Jenny: With ArtBeat Radio. *Instrumental variation of Feliz Navidad plays in the background* Juliet: claps Mollie: Hey, Maria, Johnny, what are your favorite winter traditions? Maria: Vocalizes.  Mollie: Johnny, what's your favorite winter tradition? Juliet: claps Mollie: Juliet's sharing hers. Do you like baking? Johnny: vocalizes Mollie: And Maria, do you like eating during Christmas? Maria: vocalizes Mollie: Ah! Jesus: yawns Mollie: So, the other day we talked about what a perfect ice cream sandwich for the winter would be Michael: OO Johnny: vocalizes Mollie: Oh, I'm hearing some yeses.  Michael: vocalizes Mollie: What about a peppermint, date, and chocolate cookie for the base? Michael: Yeah! Mollie: Alright, I'm hearing some yeses. And for the ice cream, just plain vanilla? Maria: vocalizes Mollie: Yeah, Johnny? Michael: Chocolate. Mollie: Oh, or chocolate. Michael: Yeah.  Mollie: Yeah. So, you heard it here first, folks, Able Arts at CECA's star club recommends if you're making an ice cream sandwich this winter, that is going to have peppermint, date, and chocolate chip cookies and vanilla or chocolate ice cream based on your preference! Juliet: claps Mollie: That's something to clap about right, Juliet?  Juliet: claps Mollie: Wow, that sounds good. What is your favorite winter tradition, Jesus?  Jesus: squeals Mollie: What is it?  Jesus: vocalizes Mollie: Where do you go, Jesus? Jesus: Disneyland. Mollie: can you spell that for our audience? Jesus: D-I-S-N-E-L-A-N-D. Mollie: Disneyland! Wow, and what do you like about Disneyland during this time of the year? Jesus: S-T-A-R W-A-R-S Mollie: Star Wars? Jesus: Yeah.  Mollie: laughs Alright. What do you think about that Maria? Maria: vocalizes Mollie: Okay, and what is your favorite part about Disneyland during this time of the year?  Maria: vocalizes Mollie: Is it the rides? Ah, I see you nodding.  Maria: vocalizes Mollie: Is your favorite ride the Haunted Mansion ride? Maria: vocalizes Mollie: Yeah? During this time of year? Maria: vocalizes Mollie: And that's because you like the decorations and like all the different fun parts of it? Maria: vocalizes Mollie: Do you think it's fun? Maria: vocalizes Mollie: Cool. And I know you like something else about Disneyland-- Jesus: squeals Mollie: --all times of year but also this time of the year, and what is that? Maria: vocalizes Jesus: vocalizes Johnny: vocalizes Mollie: Does everyone want to say it at the same time? Would that be good? Okay—1, 2, 3! Michael, Maria, Jesus: Pizza! Johnny: squeals Mollie: Maria loves the pizza at Disneyland. Awesome! Thank you for sharing, Maria. Jesus: Me, me, yes.  Mollie: Oh, and Jesus likes it too. Kyuta: vocalizes Mollie: And Kyuta! So, I heard Michael say you like the movies like Christmas movies or holiday movies, so Michael what's your favorite holiday movie? Michael: I like Home Alone. Mollie: You like Home Alone? Michael: Yeah. Mollie: Cool. Home Alone! Does anyone else like home alone? Jesus: Home, home.  Mollie: Yeah.  Juliet: claps Mollie: Oh, and Juliet, very good. So, Johnny what is your favorite part about the holidays is it Disneyland as well? Yes or no. Johnny: gestures Mollie: Yes, and as we're talking to Johnny right now he's wearing a jumper with Mickey Mouse with a Santa hat on and snowflakes. Jesus: Oh no no, oh no.  Mollie: So, I would say that's confirmed. Okay, Kyuta, what is your favorite part about this time of year? Do you like the music? Kyuta: vocalizes Mollie: And right now he's signing music in American Sign Language. Do you like the music, Kyuta? Kyuta: vocalizes Mollie: For ‘yes' you can clap, for ‘no' you can put your hands down. Do you like the music? Kyuta: vocalizes and claps Mollie: Very good, Kyuta! Alright! Speaking of music let's play the people some of our winter holiday and Christmas recordings. *Instrumental variation of Feliz Navidad finished*  *Instrumental It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year original arrangement plays* PJ: DJ PJ! *All I Want for Christmas is You original arrangement plays in the background*  “All I Want for Christmas is You” lyrics I don't want a lot for Christmas There is just one thing I need I don't care about the presents underneath the Christmas tree I just want you for my own More than you could ever know Make my wish come true All I want for Christmas is you Yeah I don't want a lot for Christmas There is just one thing I need (and I) Don't care about the presents underneath the Christmas tree I don't need to hang my stocking there upon the fireplace Santa Claus won't make me happy with a toy on Christmas Day I just want you for my own More than you could ever know Make my wish come true All I want for Christmas is you You, baby  Mollie: And for our last winter holiday song, here is Santa Claus is Comin' to Town.  *Santa Claus is Comin' to Town original arrangement plays in the background* “Santa Claus is Comin' to Town” lyrics You better watch out You better not cry You better not pout I'm telling you why Santa Claus is coming to town He's making a list He's checking it twice He's gonna find out who's naughty or nice Santa Claus is coming to town He sees you when you're sleeping And he knows when you're awake He knows if you've been bad or good So be good for goodness sake You better watch out You better not cry You better not pout I'm telling you why 'Cause Santa Claus is coming to town 'Cause Santa Claus is coming to town  Mollie: Wow, incredible work! Thank you all for sharing your traditions! Another nice thing to do around this time of year is think of classic, beloved stories. We will be reading excerpts of “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” and an original Letter to Santa. Please enjoy the students' creativity and the speech group's hard work!  *Excerpts from “How the Grinch Stole Christmas”* *Instrumental You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch plays in the background on electric guitar* (Target words underlined) And then They'd do something He liked least of all! Every Who down in Who-ville, the tall and the small,  Would stand close together, with Christmas bells ringing. They'd stand hand-in-hand. And the Whos would start singing!  They'd sing! And they'd sing! AND they'd SING! SING! SING! SING! And the more the Grinch thought of this Who-Christmas-Sing,  The more the Grinch thought, “I must stop this whole thing! “Why for fifty-three years I've put up with it now! “I MUST stop this Christmas from coming! …But HOW?”  And the Grinch grabbed the tree, and he started to shove When he heard a small sound like the coo of a dove. He turned around fast, and he saw a small Who! Little Cindy-Lou Who, who not more than two.   The Grinch had been caught by this tiny Who daughter Who'd got out of bed for a cup of cold water. She stared at the Grinch and said, “Santy Claus, why, “Why are you taking our Christmas tree? WHY?”  And the Grinch, with his grinch-feet ice-cold in the snow,  Stood puzzling and puzzling: “How could it be so? “It came without packages, boxes or bags!” And he puzzled three hours, till his puzzler was sore.  Then the Grinch thought of something he hadn't before! “Maybe Christmas,” he thought, “doesn't come from a store. “Maybe Christmas…perhaps…means a little bit more!”  And what happened then…? Well…in Who-ville they say That the Girnch's small heart Grew three sizes that day! And the minute his heart didn't feel quite so tight,  He whizzed with his load through the bright morning light And he brought back the toys! And the food for the feast! And he… …HE HIMSELF…! The Grinch carved the roast beast!  *Instrumental You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch finishes*  Jenny: Here's our Letter to Santa. *Letter to Santa with background music featuring bells plays* (Target words underlined) Nanako: Dear Santa, Hey! My name is Michael Hinckley, and I am writing to you with my friends Chuy and PJ. Come to my house! It would make me happy. I know you, Mrs. Claus, and the elves work very hard. I will listen out for you when you say, “Ho ho ho” (three ho's). May I please have two shirts, an iPhone, and one DVD (choose between “Dumb and Dumber” and “South Park: The Movie”). Thank you and Happy Holidays! Love, Chuy, Michael, and PJ  Mollie: Thank you again for listening to CECA Star Club's episode of ArtBeat Radio. We hope you enjoyed and wish you joy and good health over the holidays and into the new year.  *Auld Lang Syne plays on piano*  *Outro music by Artbeat Radio staff*  We hope you enjoyed this episode of Artbeat Radio. For more information, please go to our website. Ableartswork.org. Thanks for listening and tune in next time! 

BUCKETS of Money: Whether you have a full or empty bucket to face the holidays, we have some ideas to share! We all have to do it... get through the holidays financially. How will you do it? On a budget? or on a charge card? Join us today as we explore some statistics, thought-provoking ideas, and helpful tips to make whatever's in your bucket go farther! Helpful links to visit: Contribution Organizations: https://www.komen.org/ https://www.lighthouseranch.com/ https://give.upci.org/p-5289-christmas-for-christ-promotional-items.aspx Getting the best Deals! https://capitaloneshopping.com/ https://www.joinhoney.com/ Google lense: Right Click on an item to get the best deal! Unique Gift Ideas: Photo books https://www.shutterfly.com/ https://photo.walgreens.com/store/photo-books Personalized Blanket (embroidered) https://www.instagram.com/forhisglorycollection/ Gift Options Making that “Who to buy for” gift list How to set a budget Minimal Gift Ideas Meaningful Gift Giving No gift Christmas “There is a gift in giving that cannot be received in receiving.” David K. Caruthers

C'est l'une des plus grandes divas du monde, sa voix hors norme couvre 5 octaves, ses jambes sont assurées pour un milliard de dollars... Dans cet épisode, on va vous parler de Mariah Carey ! En 1994, après trois albums et quatre années de folies en tête de tous les classements, Mariah Carey est bien décidée à se faire kiffer ! Elle a l'Amérique à ses pieds et relance à elle seule la hype de la chanson de noël. Elle reprend les standards, de “Silent night” à “Joy to the world” en signant au passage un inédit qui deviendra LE méga tube de sa carrière “All I want for Christmas is you”. 25 ans plus tard la diva à réussi à faire main basse sur cette fête familiale : elle débarque tous les ans dès le 1er novembre et détient maintenant le record de la plus forte présence dans les charts de Noël. Maintenant c'est officiel : Santa Claus a choisi Mariah comme bras droit ! On vous raconte la story de Mariah avec Olivia, Greg nous emmène à la Hit Factory de NYC, Fanny revient sur les clips (car il y en a plusieurs!) de “All l Want for Christmas is you” évidemment Lyrics :  I don't want a lot for Christmas There is just one thing I need I don't care about the presents underneath the Christmas tree I just want you for my own More than you could ever know Make my wish come true All I want for Christmas is you Yeah I don't want a lot for Christmas There is just one thing I need (and I) Don't care about the presents underneath the Christmas tree I don't need to hang my stocking there upon the fireplace Santa Claus won't make me happy with a toy on Christmas Day I just want you for my own More than you could ever know Make my wish come true All I want for Christmas is you You, baby Crédits : Générique : Dr Alban "Sing Hallelujah".  Titres écoutés dans l'émission : “Silent Night”, “All I Want For Christmas Is You”, “O Holy Night”, “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)”, “Miss You Most (At Christmas Time)”, “Joy To The World”, “Jesus Born On This Day”, “Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town”, “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing / Gloria (In Excelsis Deo)”, “ Jesus Oh What A Wonderful Child”, “God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen”, “Hero”. Justin Biever “All I Want For Christmas Is You ft. Mariah Carey (SuperFestive!)”, Bing Crosby “Santa Claus is coming to town”, Darlene Love “Baby Please Come Home”.  Extraits : “Mariah Carey - Emotions (From MTV Unplugged, 1992)”, “Mariah Carey - The Demo Tape Leak (Youtube, 2020)”, “Walter Afanasieff - All I Want for Christmas Is You Interview” (ASCAP, 2014)“ Chaque mois dans Radio K7 on rembobine nos cassettes et vous raconte l'histoire d'un album qui a marqué les années 90s. Une émission animée par Emmanuel Minelle, Fanny Giniès, Olivia Godat et Grégoire Sauvage. Enregistrée chez Fanny Giniès. Identité graphique réalisée par Floating Studio. LAISSEZ UN MESSAGE APRÈS LE BIP ! Vous pouvez nous appeler au 01 89 16 75 31 (nouveau numéro), pour suggérer un album, donner votre avis ou raconter une blague ! On diffusera les messages au prochain épisode ! Sinon, retrouvez-nous sur les internets : Twitter : @RadioK7Podcast Instagram : @radio_k7 Facebook : @Radiok7podcast

Hello, and welcome to Lechem Panim. I hope all of you are doing well as you prepare for what promises to be a very unusual Christmas; I know it will be for my family. It can be hard celebrating when we cannot be with friends and loved ones to the extent that I know many of us would like to be. But you know, I think this may actually prompt us to think a little more about what Christmas really means. The other night my family and I drove around a nearby neighborhood looking at all the Christmas decorations, many of which were absolutely beautiful. I mean, what better way to celebrate the Light of the World than to look at all the Christmas lights. But I remember in the midst of all the decorations one item in particular; a snowman (you know, the inflatable kind) who wasn't quite making it. For some reason or other, it was a bit deflated. And you know, honestly, while I'd say that that is often times how we feel at Christmas time (which is true) I kind of feel like our entire year has been kind of like that (at least for many people). It has been a tough year. And for some, Christmas is sort of an escape from all of that. It is a time to forget about the problems of the world and to pretend (at least for a little while) that everything is okay. It's kind of like how we often tend to think about Church. We escape our normal week for a day and think higher, happier thoughts before setting them aside again when we return to our regular schedule on Monday. Now something like this happened the other night when my family and I were looking at all those Christmas decorations. We left our worries at home for an hour or so and simply went out to enjoy something beautiful. But ironically, after cruising around looking at all the beautiful lights, we came home; and after we got settled I got a phone call from a lady in my church that utterly deflated me. Her father (also a member of our church, who always made sure that I had a cup of water by the pulpit should I need it during or after I preach); he had passed away. And man, I will tell you, I became just like that snowman, as all the harsh reality of the world we live in just kind of came flooding back in that moment. And today is the first Sunday I preached today where his seat was empty and I knew wouldn't be occupied by him again. And I will miss him dearly. But you know, Jesus keeps challenging me with the way that I tend to think about Christmas. He keeps asking me about the nice pretty nativity scene picture that we tend to imagine; all the perfection. And He keeps asking me, “Is that what it was really like?” “Was it really as perfect as what we like to think it was?” “Was the first Christmas a nice pretty picture or was it something else entirely?” The Wright View of Christmas— There's this quote by N.T. Wright that I keep coming back to; and it is one of those quotes that has become more and more dear to me as I walk through periods of personal suffering. Listen to what he says. He captures it so beautifully. He says “For many, Christianity is just a beautiful dream. It's a world in which everyday reality goes a bit blurred. It's nostalgic, cosy, and comforting. But real Christianity isn't like that at all. Take Christmas, for instance: a season of nostalgia, of carols and candles and firelight and happy children. But that misses the point completely. Christmas is not a reminder that the world is really quite a nice old place. It reminds us that the world is a shockingly bad old place, where wickedness flourishes unchecked, where children are murdered, where civilized countries make a lot of money by selling weapons to uncivilized ones so they can blow each other apart. Christmas is God lighting a candle; and you don't light a candle in a room that's already full of sunlight. You light a candle in a room that's so murky the candle, when lit, reveals just how bad things really are. The light shines in the darkness, says St John, and the darkness has not overcome it." And you know, the more I read the Christmas story, the more I find that statement to be proven true, as Jesus keeps showing me new levels of pain and suffering I hadn't seen before; or at least allowed to sink in as deeply as I ought. For starters, think of the fear of rejection Mary no doubt feared when she became pregnant by the Holy Spirit. Even though she knew it was of God (because the angel had told her), what did she think Joseph would say? And God (for some reason) saw fit to allow Joseph to also wrestle with this for a time after finding Mary to be pregnant. He knew it wasn't his child, and so he was no doubt uncertain as to the faithfulness of Mary; and just as uncertain about what path he should take. And when God reveals that path to Him, it isn't an easy one. He's to take a pregnant woman as his wife knowing that doing so might impinge on his own personal reputation. And that is a microcosm of God's relationship with us by the way; as God welcome us into relationship with Him even though we (unlike Mary) are truly unfaithful; at least until Christ gets ahold of us. Think about Joseph and Mary's having to travel to Bethlehem at the whim of a tyrannical leader imposing a census. Think about the poor birthing conditions; the manger; the stench of the animals; the subsequent dream revealing that Herod would be after them to kill the child; their flight to Egypt; the murder of all the young boys in Bethlehem by Herod (and think about it; some of those boys may have been part of the families of the very shepherds who had come to see Jesus. I'm still trying to wrap my mind around that one). Think about Joseph, Mary, and Jesus' return to Israel only to be warned that Archelaus (who was reigning in place of his father Herod) might also try to kill the child; and finally their settling in Nazareth (the no-wheres-ville of Israel) to eek out a humble existence that we know left them barely scraping by. And the reason we know that is because of the level of sacrifice Joseph and Mary had offered at the temple not long before that; “a pair of doves or two young pigeons” instead of a lamb. This was a concession that was given in Leviticus 2:28 for the poorest of the poor who could not afford a lamb. Amazing to think the Lamb of God was born into a family that was so poor, they couldn't even afford a lamb? And maybe that's the message of Christmas in a nutshell; God giving us a sacrifice (the perfect gift) that none of us could afford. But my point is that the reality that we are confronted with when we come to the Christmas story is that the Christmas story is not a story of escape from trouble; it is the story of a God who loved us so much that He was willing to enter into our struggle; into our suffering; into our death. He was part of a family that was in turmoil right from the start; He grew up in poverty-stricken conditions; He knew what it was like to be cheated by tax collectors as he helped his dad with the family business. And we know (though we don't know when or how it happened; other than that it definitely happened before Jesus began his ministry); but we know that Joseph (Jesus' non-biological earthly father) died. And Jesus had to go through the process of grieving and burying his father. Now I don't know about you, but that says something to me. It says to me that Jesus was not willing to try to escape from one single dimension of the way that you and I suffer in this life. Every element of suffering that we face, He also was willing to face. And you think about it; He could have raised Joseph again in a heartbeat. He (the author and sustainer of all things) could have kept his earthly father alive till the end of time; keeping himself from having to go through that pain. But He didn't. He didn't take the easy way out. No, He chose to weep, cry, bury, and mourn right along with us. Now I feel in my heart of hearts that that is the message of Christmas we most need to hear right now; the reality that in the flesh of Jesus Christ (born in that stable 2,000 years ago) God met us (and continues to meet us) in all of our brokenness; in all of our pain in order to offer us life. ​You know, over the past few weeks we have been taking a look at Acts chapter 3, which of course tells of the lame beggar who was begging at the temple gate called “Beautiful”. And I don't know about you, but the more I look at that story, the more I think of the many ways it perfectly embodies the experience (at least in symbol) of every single person alive today. Here was a man sitting in darkness; in absolute hopelessness. The text says he had been lame since birth. And you know, that is how all of us come into the world (at least in a spiritual sense). We are born into this world lost in sin and darkness; incapable of walking with God. And in ourselves, we are hopeless, just like this man was hopeless. We don't have what it takes to be the men and women God has called us to be; has designed us to be. No matter how hard we might try on our own strength, we will always fall short of the glory of God. You can never be good enough or do enough to merit or earn your salvation. No; just like this lame beggar had to happen with this lame beggar, healing had to come from outside of himself. He couldn't find healing by tapping into his inner goodness; or by simply trying to engage in more positive thinking. No, he needed a healer; a Savior. Because without the touch of the Savior, we know that there was no chance for him to ever be healed. Now (like any of us would have) this lame beggar no doubt resolved in himself that that is just how things were always going to be for him; that was how he was destined to live out the remainder of his existence. But then, lo and behold, Peter and John come to the temple at the hour of prayer. And seeing this lame man, who had asked them for money, Peter speaks into this man's brokenness the name of Jesus. And the moment Jesus' name is called upon, the impossible takes place. The man is healed; so healed in fact that the next passage finds him not just walking, but also leaping and praising God. From hopelessness to restoration in a single moment. What do you think Jesus is trying to offer you this Christmas season? Maybe it's the message that when we are weakest and most broken, He is right there with us offering us life in Himself; a light that (in the end) will not be overcome by the darkness but will overcome all the temporal suffering that you and I face. It is my hope and prayer that He may be God with you this Christmas season; that through His being born in you, He also might be the light in your darkness this day and every day. God bless and Merry Christmas.

Já diria Mariah Carey: “I don't want a lot for Christmas / There is just one thing I need...”. Sim, todos nós também precisamos, Mariah: de vacina. Como é a sensação de passar o Natal numa pandemia? Muita coisa mudou e é aquilo, né, espero que passar o niver do menino Jesus nessas condições coloque a gente na próxima edição da Bíblia. All I want for Christmas is you, baby (Jesus)! Alguns gostam do Natal, outros não. Mas uma coisa é unânime entre todos: os filmes de Natal são os melhores de todos. Sobre isso que falamos, nossos filmes (e canais de TV?) preferidos. Porque quem não fica feliz em ver a Whoopi Goldberg vestida de Papai Noel na tela? E você, quais são os seus filmes preferidos de Natal? compartilha nas nossas redes sociais! Manda por DM no Instagram: @Panelinhacast ou por email anônimo: Panelinhacast@gmail.com Espero que gostem! Hosts: Beatriz Salvia e Karolyne Oliveira Participação: Guilherme Hideki Edição e descrição: Guilherme Hideki

Merry Christmas and all the best in the New Year. 圣诞快乐、新年快乐。The more, the merrier. 人越多越好，越热闹！Artist：Mariah CareySong：All I Want For Christmas Is You�I don't want a lot for Christmas 圣诞节我想要的不多 There's just one thing I need 我需要的只有一样 I don't care about the presents 我不在乎那些 Underneath the Christmas tree 在圣诞树下的礼物 I just want you for my own 我只想单独拥有你 More than you could ever know 是你想象不出的 Make my wish come true 但愿我的愿望能成真 All I want for Christmas is... 圣诞节 我想要的全部 You 是你 I don't want a lot for Christmas There's just one thing I need I don't care about the presents Underneath the Christmas tree I don't need to hang my stocking 我不需要挂我的长袜 There upon the fireplace 壁炉上挂的 最新的节目更新请搜寻订阅“学英语环游世界”专辑，或Fly with Lily系列专辑，喜欢就订阅分享，还有一个五星的评价，会让我继续努力！FB/IG/Line@：flywithlilyWebsite: flywithlily.com公众微信：iflyclub、englishfit

This week, the gang is discussing the 1984 fantasy/horror flick Gremlins. You know, the one with the gadget salesman who picks up a Mogwai for his kid for Christmas? There are three simple rules: never expose them to bright light, don't let them come into contact with water, and never feed them after midnight. Naturally, all three happen in the Spielberg classic. Tune in as Whitney, Eric, and Lauren compare Gizmo's cuteness with that of Baby Yoda and discuss the logic behind how Gremlins can drink alcohol - a LIQUID - without causing them to spawn. 

Hello boys and girls! Are you starting to get excited for the coming of Christmas? Are you starting to get ready for the holidays? How about your moms and dads? Are they starting to get things ready for Christmas?There’s always a lot of things to do to get ready for Christmas. There’s housecleaning, presents to buy, gifts to wrap, concerts and parties to go to, preparing for company. Are you helping your parents get ready for Christmas? Can you imagine how much preparation your parents would do if someone REALLY important was coming to visit—someone like a king or queen? Well, the passage from Matthew 3:1-12 is about preparing for the coming of someone REALLY important. Can you guess who that person is? It’s Jesus!Before Jesus began his ministry, there was someone who prepared the people for His coming. That person was John the Baptist. Let me tell you a little about him and how he prepared the people for Jesus.

We don't want a lot for Christmas / There's just one thing we need / We don't want a lot of presents / Underneath the Christmas tree / 'Cause one taught us love / One taught us patience / One taught us pain / Now we're so amazing / So you better watch out / You better not cry / You better not pout / We're telling you why / GR8 M8S Christmas special's back in town.CONTENT WARNING: Some Strong Language. Listen at your own discretion.Your M8S: Jeimer (@filmundertone) | Brandon (@brndn.le) | Olivia (@8bitolive) | Josh (@abangpinoy) | Nick (@nicksolol)FOLLOW us on Twitter @GR8M8SPodcast | On Instagram @gr8m8spodcast | Got Questions? Use #GR8M8SPodcast | FIND us at gr8m8spodcast.wixsite.com/heym8 | LISTEN to us on almost everything! Just search 'GR8 M8S Podcast'. Leave us a rate and review on iTunes, and share us to your friends! Thank you for the love!Music: "Performative (Instrumental)” by Underbelly X Monma. Go support Underbelly X Monma at chillhop.bandcamp.com

Twas the night before Christmas and we dedicate this show to unhappy people. Uncle Steve talks about favorite Christmas moments and traditions. He even has a memory involving his father. We talks about the stereotype of being single. The airport can be a turbulent place and the crew share their stories. Fool #2 murders another one. Bitterman also talks about the gifts that we hate for Christmas. Do know evil things that can be done at Christmas? There is a list of depressing reasons to lie on a date. Plus, Uncle Steve shares with us memories and a song from Shirley Murdock. Have yourself a great weekend! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

"Let every heart prepare Him room" is one of the most famous lines from Joy to the World, but what does it actually mean to prepare room for Jesus in our hearts and lives this Christmas? There's a lot of practical things we can do to make more room in our lives, but why should we do that in the first place? Because more room leads to more Jesus and more Jesus leads to more joy! Couldn't we all use more joy this Christmas? Let's prepare Him room. 

How do you expose a match-fixer? How many twitches does Steve Smith have? And how much coal should Jarryd Hayne prepare himself for this Christmas? There's only one way to find out. 

A website app gets banned from the App Store for just mentioning jailbreaking, iTunes Movies has 4K HDR bundles for Christmas, and a lot of new banks are supporting Apple Pay worldwide: AppleInsider's app was updated for iPhone X...and then rejected from the App Store because a headline showed the word "jailbreaking" Getting an Apple TV 4K for Christmas? There's a sale on 4K HDR bundles in the iTunes Movie store Apple Pay expands to more banks and credit unions in the USA, as well as in China, Finland, France and Ireland --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tangible-tech/support

Feeling distant from God this Christmas? There’s good news for you!Luke 2:8-11Christmas Service

So, what are the elements of Christmas? There's many, but we will be looking at just four during this series: The Star, The Tree, The Gift and The Family. All important parts of what we think of around Christmas time. But as Christians, shouldn't those elements mean more then something we just do once a year? After all - it is called "Christ-mas" (the celebration of Christ).

Merry Christmas and all the best in the New Year. 圣诞快乐、新年快乐。The more, the merrier. 人越多越好，越热闹！Artist：Mariah CareySong：All I Want For Christmas Is YouI don't want a lot for Christmas 圣诞节我想要的不多 There's just one thing I need 我需要的只有一样 I don't care about the presents 我不在乎那些 Underneath the Christmas tree 在圣诞树下的礼物 I just want you for my own 我只想单独拥有你 More than you could ever know 是你想象不出的 Make my wish come true 但愿我的愿望能成真 All I want for Christmas is... 圣诞节 我想要的全部 You 是你 I don't want a lot for Christmas There's just one thing I need I don't care about the presents Underneath the Christmas tree I don't need to hang my stocking 我不需要挂我的长袜 There upon the fireplace 壁炉上挂的 更多外语节目，旅游资讯，请加微信：贵旅特

What exactly is the purpose of Christmas? There are many competing messages these days – Santa, family, feasting, gifts, rest and relaxation, time to travel…but the real purpose is lost on many today. Whether you are simply surviving the Christmas holidays or celebrating joyfully, this series will help you reclaim the true purpose of Christmas [...]

What exactly is the purpose of Christmas? There are many competing messages these days – Santa, family, feasting, gifts, rest and relaxation, time to travel…but the real purpose is lost on many today. Whether you are simply surviving the Christmas holidays or celebrating joyfully, this series will help you reclaim the true purpose of Christmas [...]

Could you use a little energy this Christmas? There's a simple, spiritual practice that could energize your days...and your relationships. Could you use a little peace? Again, this one, simple practice can unlock the feeling of freedom (and get rid of the weight you may be shouldering). In this message, Max Vanderpool talks about what it's like to "drive with Jesus." There's one thing you can do that says, "I love you, God" and it has nothing to do with what you believe, whether or not you know all the right answers and how much (or how little) you attend church.