Free Christmas eBook

Every year, the story of Christmas is told and retold, but sometimes the very familiarity of holiday traditions causes us to overlook the vital expressions of this season. On This Holy Night explores the meaning of Christmas through six beautiful stories by six beloved Christian writers and pastors.

During the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, this FREE eBook will help you find moments of reflection and peace as you keep Jesus as the center and greatest treasure of your Christmas. They promise hours of rereading, reflection, and returning once again to that holy night. Enjoy six stories in all from:

The very familiarity of Christmas sometimes causes us to overlook the most vital expressions of what should be a meaningful season.

We have listened to the words of the great Christmas hymns so many times since childhood that we sometimes fail to appreciate their eloquent poetry. We have heard a hundred times about Mary and Joseph’s long, weary trek from Nazareth to Bethlehem, but we haven’t always stopped to remember just exactly how and why it happened.

We’ve almost memorized the Bible story, we’ve sung the carols, we’ve hung the holly, and we’ve roasted the turkey. When it comes to Christmas, we’ve done it all.

And yet, somewhere along the way, we may have lost touch with what happened on that holy night, the heart of Christmas itself. With that in mind, this unique and priceless collection has been titled On This Holy Night: The Heart of Christmas in hopes that, through its message, we can once again feel the pulse and experience the energy of a miraculous story that transfuses new life into all who will truly listen.

In the pages of this FREE eBook, six of America’s most beloved communicators share their favorite Christmas messages. Their words gently remind us of the beautiful, the inspirational, and the profoundly spiritual facets of Christmas we may have begun to overlook. They offer life lessons we may have forgotten. They provide us with priceless faith perspectives that are sometimes eclipsed by the gleam and glitter of earthbound gifts.