December - Merry Christmas to Me!

Another Christmas is almost here, along with the annual onslaught of Christmas music, movies, lights, shopping lists, ads, and inflatable lawn ornaments. We all know the Christmas season is supposed to be about generosity, family, and celebrating the gift of Jesus . . . but to be honest — how much of your Christmas holiday is actually spent thinking about yourself and what you want? Since we're all familiar with this selfishness struggle, this 4-week series will take us back to the very first Christmas — a day that was only possible because of the selflessness, generosity, and sacrifice of God and God's people. On the first Christmas, Mary and Joseph gave up their comfort, the shepherds gave their stories, the wise men gave their worship, and God gave everything. So this Christmas, what will you give in response?

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week one​
​Sunday - 11.29.20

This week, you'll walk through the stories of Mary and Joseph as you challenge students to consider how God might be calling them to do something uncomfortable.
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  • THE BIG IDEA: On the first Christmas, Mary and Joseph gave up their comfort.
  • THE BIBLE: Luke 1:26-38; Matthew 1:18-20, 2:13- 14; Luke 9:23

week two
​Sunday - 12.06.20

This week, you'll talk about the shepherds who spread the word about Jesus' birth as you challenge students to consider what stories they have to share.

  • THE BIG IDEA: On the first Christmas, the shepherds gave their stories.
  • THE BIBLE: Luke 2:8-20; Matthew 10:27​

week three
​Sunday - 12.13.20

This week, you'll share the story of the wise men and the significance of the gifts they brought to Jesus as you invite students to worship God.
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  • THE BIG IDEA: On the first Christmas, the wise men gave their worship.
  • THE BIBLE: Matthew 2:1-7, 2:11-12, 5:35-40; Psalm 150:1-6

week four
​Sunday - 12.20.20

This week, you'll share the significance of Jesus' birth, life, death, and resurrection and invite students to respond to God's gift of life and salvation.
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  • THE BIG IDEA: On the first Christmas, God gave everything.
  • THE BIBLE: Luke 2:29-32; John 3:16-17; Philippians 2:5-11
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