Christmas is full of traditions, from decorating the tree to wrapping gifts, baking cookies, and even taking photos with Santa. Santa brings joy, laughter, and a little bit of Christmas magic. He’s a symbol of generosity, reminding us of the joy of giving. But have you ever thought about where that spirit of giving comes from?
As much as we enjoy Santa and the traditions he represents, he points to something — or someone — even greater. Long before Santa filled stockings, Jesus came to fill our hearts with hope and peace. God sent Jesus, the best and truest gift of all, to live among us, share His love, and bring us closer to God.
In a way, Santa’s giving spirit is a reflection of the ultimate gift we received in Jesus. When we look at Santa, we can remember that we have a Savior who gave us everything, even His life, so we could have a relationship with God. Santa reminds us to be generous and joyful, but Jesus reminds us that God’s love is the greatest gift of all.
As much as we enjoy Santa and the traditions he represents, he points to something — or someone — even greater. Long before Santa filled stockings, Jesus came to fill our hearts with hope and peace. God sent Jesus, the best and truest gift of all, to live among us, share His love, and bring us closer to God.
In a way, Santa’s giving spirit is a reflection of the ultimate gift we received in Jesus. When we look at Santa, we can remember that we have a Savior who gave us everything, even His life, so we could have a relationship with God. Santa reminds us to be generous and joyful, but Jesus reminds us that God’s love is the greatest gift of all.