I know it is technically after Christmas, but we are still to clelebrate with the only small child in the family as they were delayed by an extra dose of climate change in northwestern Iowa, similar to the climate change experienced in Copenhagen.
The U.S. Senate also was in the giving spirited, as we are to hear 60 of them tell it, as they have continued the slippery slide to economic Armageddon in "giving" us all socialized health insurance by forcing us to take it.
Anyway, Christmas is more than any of the above. Even though a portion of our family was separated geographically, in two different directions, Christ's birth was nevertheless celebrated by us all. Worship services were attended, gifts, in honor if the Greatest Gift, were exchanged and opened and revelry and merriment abounded.
I wish all of you the joy and assurances His birth promises us in His word. God bless you and hope the He will provide the new year as better than the last.
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