Christmas Isn't Christmas Without Jesus

Christmas isn't Christmas without Jesus,
He's the reason that we celebrate.
His birth the greatest gift of all time,
A way for God and man to relate.

Christmas isn't Christmas without Jesus,
The name itself should tell us so.
Emmanuel, God with us, Christ our Savior,
Born in Bethlehem so long ago.

Christmas isn't Christmas without Jesus,
Despite all the parties, lights and toys.
It's not about the bling or decorations,
It's all about Mary's baby boy.

Christmas is all about our Savior,
Remembering the babe, who in a manger lay.
The Son of God in human flesh appearing,
Born to give His life, our debt to pay.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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Rodgers Avatar
December 15, 2023 at 7:47 AM
Dear Kim, I wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed your poem, “Christmas Isn’t Christmas Without Jesus.” Your words beautifully capture the true meaning of the holiday and remind us of the importance of celebrating the birth of our Savior. It’s easy to get caught up in the parties, lights, and decorations, but at its core, Christmas is all about celebrating the greatest gift of all time - the birth of Jesus Christ. Blessings, Daniel!
Hinshaw Avatar
December 14, 2023 at 10:23 AM
A masterful write, Kim, expressing the true meaning of Christmas. Thank you and a Blessed Christmas to you and your family - Bob H
Cunningham Avatar
December 14, 2023 at 8:18 AM
So true Kim, what have the turkey and tinsel brigade got after Christmas, nothing. We have our Saviour 365. Hope you're keeping well, wishing you a very happy Christmas and good health and happiness in the new year. Tom
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