Christian Tradition

  • Some avoid the word “Christmas” because it includes “mass” or connects to old festivals. But the incarnation shows us that God steps into real culture, time, and language—not to escape them, but to redeem them.

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  • There was a time I avoided saying “Christmas”—afraid of its origins, cautious of its vocabulary. But rediscovering the gospel as a story of God’s faithfulness—not just a system of doctrines—changed everything. I now see Christmas not as a compromise, but as a powerful declaration: that God entered real history, real families, and real time. And…

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