Check out our blogs about Christmas and Hanukkah, the Feast of Dedication, at Light on the Rock. While we don’t celebrate or get involved with Christmas—since it has no connection to the true birth of Messiah, the Son of God, and is rooted in traditions tied to false gods—we encourage you to explore the resources we’ve provided on this topic. Please take the time to read our blogs and study the linked sermons if you haven’t done so before.
We want to emphasize that we deeply love and rejoice in the fact that God sent His Son to be our Savior and King. However, the truth is that Jesus was not born on Christmas, and Scripture reveals that God opposes attempts to worship Him through practices rooted in pagan customs. That’s why we refrain from doing so—and we encourage you to consider the same.
Hanukkah, though not Christmas, is a festival that commemorates God’s miraculous deliverance of the Jews from Antiochus Epiphanes and the rededication of the temple by the Maccabees. While we don’t observe Jewish traditions, it’s worth remembering how God’s intervention restored proper worship.
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