Wise men still seek Him

Hey Folks!

Its been a while. 

The business at my house these past couple of days has been off the charts. 

My sister got married

And my house turned into a hotel. 

I hope you are all settled down and comfortable on your seat 

because this is going to be a long post. 

I'm hoping that if I chunk it up you might actually read it.

I have a nice story to tell you. 

At the beginning of this month I decided that my focus should be to remember the true meaning of Christmas. 

Well needless to say, that kinda got a little swept away with wedding plans and cleaning and everything but I once everyone drove off to their regular homes I realized that I had found the true meaning of Christmas without even trying. 

3 families stayed with us

11 people

3 babies

In case you're wondering that is a heck of a lot of people for one house that usually consists of 3. 

Nobody slept in their regular bed. 

Cammie and I got moved to Jeffrey's room

Jeffrey got booted to the couch 

and in my room was my cousin, his wife and their baby. 

That's a mother, her husband and her baby. 

Lets think of another family that looks like this shall we? 

how about Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus. 

Once I realized this;

 I was really quite happy to give up my bedroom. 

Wouldn't I do the same for the newborn king?

I decided that they had given me the best gift of all, 

the gift of giving.

So that is what the true meaning of Christmas is to me.

The true meaning of Christmas is giving the room in our hearts for Christ. 

The true meaning of Christmas is giving our time for Him. 

The true meaning of Christmas is to give to others, because we would do the same for Him. 

So If you got through that mouthful of a post and you have finally landed on this here last paragraph then I am, 1st of all proud of you, and 2nd of all going to give you a challenge. 

Don't worry, it's not hard. 

My challenge for you, is when you get back to school, and everyone is talking about what they got for Christmas, and what they did. 

My challenge is that you will ask them instead of 

"what did you get?"

ask them;

"What did you give?" 

Cheers all and I hope you have a very merry Christmas!