Bill Easums Observations

First, let us wish all of you a Blessed Christmas. I think “blessed” is so much better than “merry.”  Merry can mean so many things- happy, smashed, giddy, etc.  But “blessed” conveys a much more defined greeting. When you think about it, and Christians don’t have to think very hard, we are all so blessed. Christ, in our lives, is the best blessing one could ever imagine. So why not take a moment to consider all the Christ has blessed your life? And while you’re at it, how about the people who have blessed your life over the years? Make a list of them and give them a call. Now to Christmas Resources.

If you go to our website, and do a search you will come up with 117 different resources. So have fun.

But here’s the best tip anyone can give you - plan your Christmas Eve services with the unchurched in mind.  Give them a healthy dose of what they might experience  if they returned to your church. Have some way to respond to them with 48 hours.  And have your people ready to great them because Christmas Eve is still one of the most important days for evangelism.

Have a Blessed Christmas,
Tom, Bill E., Bill T., and Susan