There are definitely aspects of Christmas that I think are Godly, but there are definitely aspects that are pagan (this is how the devil gets you, mix a little good in with his evil). The good things about Christmas are things you can do anytime . I can give gifts to friends and family (even strangers) at any time. I can make plans to see my family any time. I can fellowship with my fellow believers any time. Just like I can talk about the crucifixion any time, I can talk about His birth any time. None of these activities is restricted to December.

The holiday of Purim was established after the victory of the Jews over Haman. It is joyous because God protected them, but it is sad because many people still died.

I'm not much for resolutions, but there are some things that I'd like to see happen next year. I've been planning these things for a while, but now seems like the appropriate time to share...

The history of Halloween, why I stopped watching Halloween movies, an observation on hypocrisy in our society.

It's Easter Sunday and millions of Christians are out celebrating the resurrection of Christ, except, Passover is still a month away. Why it matters that you're trying to mix God and paganism.

What is the meaning of Christmas?

Did you know Christmas wasn't always a thing in America? In fact, celebrating Christmas use to be illegal in some places...

Snowmen, Jack Frost, and Myths, oh my!