Finish this Sentence...It Isn't Christmas 'Til I've Seen This Movie....

Watching Christmas movies has been a part of our family holiday traditions since I was a little girl. When I was growing up, we watched "It's a Wonderful Life" so many times that I can literally recite it. Every year, on a cold Saturday afternoon, Jamie, my Mom, and I would watch "White Christmas." To this day, while Jamie's watching football, I still spend a Sunday afternoon each year watching the black-and-white classics "Holiday Affair" and "Christmas in Connecticut."

Did you see the Christmas movie where the big-time, highly successful executive from the city goes to a small town and realizes their life is empty and meaningless? If you answered “No”, I have to assume you’ve never watched a Christmas movie.

Even though they are cheesy and sentimental, repetitive and sometimes ridiculous, hidden in a lot of Christmas movies is a morsel of truth. That’s why for the next few weeks, I’m going to dive back into blogging and write about “Lessons We Can Learn from Cheesy Christmas Movies.” Here’s a hint—it isn’t how to pack eight coats in one suitcase—that’s just Christmas magic. Speaking of Christmas magic….

One of my friends has a little girl, under five years old, who picked up the phrase, “Don’t you just LOVE that?” It always melts my heart.

Your voice is powerful. God’s will is for His daughters to stand up for righteousness and be a light in a very dark world.

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