CANDACE COFER

Finding the perfect Christmas tree - we consider the size, notably the height, volume of branches, spacing of branches to ensure there are n

We’re recognizing and breaking the "Christmas story, okay got that" mentality. God's grace carries us to new understanding and reverence and

How often do you think about the Roman Empire?” It may have been a trend this year, but why did Luke include one man who is never featured i

How can the fun but secular tradition of Elf on the Shelf remind us of the true gift of Christmas and help us live this out with others?

Life is not a Hallmark movie, but this day sure felt like one. Makes me wonder, when God thinks of the gift He gave, what does He cherish?

The pressure of gift-giving can be overwhelming this time of year. How can poinsettias serve to remind us of the true meaning of Christmas?

When we feel like we don't have the background, qualifications, or circumstances to do the thing pressed upon on our hearts, we can remember

Had Jesus' life ended on a Roman cross, there would be no need to write down what they saw. But it wasn't the end, not even close!

Sometimes the truth is absurd. It's absolutely wild to God bleeds and weeps, that He laid down His life for us - because of love.

God sent our Rescue but not like they expected... A glimpse into Jesus' childhood and the start of His ministry.

What is The Bible? How did we get it? Who wrote it? What's the big deal? Why is it still around? Diving into some big questions this week!

All these resolutions are good and can have a positive impact, but what if we start a new habit that will grow us from the inside out?

How can a gingerbread house serve as a reminder of the story of Christmas? Oh, I'm glad you asked!

Holiday movies, we all have our favorite stories to rewatch again and again. But there's one story that doesn't get the Hollywood attention.

This time of the year, it's easy to feel lost in the to-do's, to-buy's, to-bake's, and to-wrap's. But what if we chose to be lost in wonder?

One of my favorite things to do at Christmas time is read children's stories. Maybe there's more to this...

Having fridge rights is a beautiful thing. It means we're in. We don't have to dress nice or say the right things. It means we belong.

What's with the Christmas trees, y'all? They're not cheap. They hurt. Not easily to put up or tear down. Why do we go to all the effort?

We prepare for Christmas by lighting our roofs, trees and homes with lots and lots of lights. What's the big deal with all the lights?

Contentment and thankfulness - what can we learn from those on our on our street corners and resting behind buildings in our towns?