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As the holiday hustle bustles around us, your hosts Shelly and Lisa delve into the real spirit of the season—giving in a way that truly honors the essence of Christmas. In this episode, we discover the most meaningful gifts are not found in stores.
As the holiday hustle bustles around us, your hosts Shelly and Lisa delve into the real spirit of the season—giving in a way that truly honors the essence of Christmas. In this episode, we discover the most meaningful gifts are not found in stores.
Join us as we explore the novel idea of presenting gifts to Jesus, Himself. What would the King of Kings cherish most?
Snippet from the Show: "We are supposed to be preparing our hearts. And what better way than to put some gifts under the tree that aren't necessarily wrapped, but are gifts to Jesus and to each other and to ourselves?" - Shelly
We want to know! What 'gifts for Jesus' do you feel called to give this year and how do you plan to incorporate them into your holiday celebrations?
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