Episode 3: Christmas Is More Than Lights

Featuring: View

John 1:9
The true light that gives light to everyone was coming into the world.

When we think of Christmas, we often think of lights. Decorations glowing in homes, streets, malls, and towering Christmas trees. And while those lights are beautiful, Christmas is about more than what shines around us.

John reminds us that the true light of Christmas is a person.
Jesus Christ, the Light who came into the world to give light to everyone.

View shares that before encountering Jesus, life felt hopeless and lonely. There was a time when even laughter felt impossible, something only imagined rather than lived. But when the light of Jesus Christ entered her life, everything began to change. Her world became brighter. She discovered what real life truly means.

For View, Christmas is no longer just a season of decorations. It is a season filled with life, light, and hope that lasts. Not a temporary glow, but an everlasting hope.

That is the true meaning of Christmas.
Not the lights we hang,
but the Light who came.
Not the decorations we admire,
but Jesus Christ who brings hope to all mankind.

Christmas is more than lights.
Christmas is Jesus, shining into our lives.

Reflection Materials

Quiet Moment:
Where do I need the light of Jesus to shine in my life right now?

Journal Prompt:
Jesus, bring Your light into this part of my life…

Prayer

Lord Jesus, thank You for being the true Light of the world. Shine into the dark places of my heart and fill my life with hope, joy, and purpose. Help me see Christmas not just as a season, but as a reminder that You are with me. Amen.

Call to Action

As you see Christmas lights today, pause and pray this simple prayer:
Jesus, thank You for being my true light.

May this season lead you to real hope, real life, and a real encounter with Jesus Christ.
Merry Christmas.