Have you read the entire story of Christmas? Now’s your chance! Fifteen simple readings will take you from the first visiting angel to the young family returning to Nazareth from their temporary home in Egypt.
Below each reading, you will find reflections to take you deeper into its wonder and meaning. Some days have only one reflection and some have more. Just click on the blue links.
If you would like to read about the birth of Jesus (Day 6) on Christmas Day, start this reading plan on December 20th with one scripture reading per day.
As you read, I pray you will experience the wonder of the real meaning of Christmas: Jesus, Emmanuel, God with Us. Merry Christmas! – Lisa <><
Day 1: Luke 1:5-25
Zechariah and Gabriel
Day 2: Luke 1:26-38
Mary and Gabriel
Mary’s Welcome
Day 3: Luke 1:39-56
Mary Visits Elizabeth
As You Have Said
Day 4: Luke 1:57-80
Zechariah’s Prayer
The Fullness of You
The Covenant Continues
Optional Bonus Reading: Matthew 1:1-17
Tree of Life
Day 5: Matthew 1:18-25
As Our Brother Joseph
Mary and Joseph
With You
Day 6: Luke 2:1-7
No Room
The Appearance of Peace
Making a Home for God
O Little Town of Bethlehem
Day 7: Luke 2:8-14
Glorious One
Angels and Shepherds
Day 8: Luke 2:15-20
Ponder Prayer
The Shepherds’ Visit
Ring the Christmas Bells
Day 9: John 1:1-18
Jesus, The Word of God
With Us, In Us, Amongst Us, Through Us
Jesus, The Light, Has Come
Praising God’s Marvelous Light
Day 10: Luke 2:21
Blood Trail
Day 11: Luke 2:22-38
Rest On Me
Prayer for Patience
Day 12: Matthew 2:1-12
Gift Giving
All With Be Brought to Light
Day 13: Matthew 2:13-15
Far From Home
Run for Your Life
Day 14: Matthew 2:16-18
End the Madness
Day 15: Matthew 2:19-23
God Who Brings the Cleansing Rain
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