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Think God is Against Holidays? Think Again!

We serve a God who understands our need to celebrate. Scripture shows that Holidays--(originally "holy days")--were God's idea#BibleLoveNotes #Bible #Devotions #Holidays

Life is often repetitive and mundane.

That's one reason we love to celebrate, have a party, a special event, or have a day off. 

Holidays--(originally "holy days")--were God's idea. 

He instituted all sorts of feasts and festivals in the Old Testament so His people could interrupt their routine, enjoy each other, and enjoy Him (Old Testament Festivals; Holy Days). 

It's wonderful to know that we serve a God who loves a party, and His love always gives us reason to celebrate!

So let’s ask the Creator of the universe to give us some creative ideas for celebrating His faithfulness and provision this week. 

Here are a few ideas:
  • A Bible club with a fun craft for your kids.
  • A simple but festive lunch with your Bible study class.
  • A special dessert with your small group.
  • Any event, big or small, where you can share what God is doing in your lives and celebrate His love.
“This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.” Psalm 118:24 

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Some people think Christmas and other holidays are pagan. This in-depth video explains that these concerns are based on popular rumors, not historical facts: Is Christmas a Pagan Holiday?

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We serve a God who understands our need to celebrate. Scripture shows that Holidays--(originally "holy days")--were God's idea#BibleLoveNotes #Bible #Devotions #Holidays


4 comments:

  1. A nice post to start off my day (well, it is well underway, actually)and also a good encouragement to carry through on summer ideas on having a neighbor or two over, and friends over.

    Your Mother-in-Law series looks so inviting, so I'll have to come back later for another dose of your wonderful posts.

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  2. Thanks again so much for sharing my link on your devo today! Such an honor:)

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  3. Loved this! Inspired to do some celebrating! Thanks, Lindsey!

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  4. Great post. Thank you for sharing. So glad I happened across your blog.

    Blessings,
    Connie

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