December 23 2025

“They will call Him Immanuel, which means ‘God with us.’” — Matthew 1:23
Christmas reminds us that God didn’t send an angel—He came Himself. Jesus stepped into our world to prove we are never alone. His presence turns fear into faith and darkness into dawn. When a mother sits beside her sick child through the night, she may not say much—but her presence speaks love. So does Christ’s presence in our pain.
Life may not always feel peaceful, but the Prince of Peace has chosen to dwell with you. You don’t have to face the noise of the world alone; His companionship is your comfort. When others walk away, He stays. When strength fades, He carries you. Immanuel means God in your ordinary days—at work, at the table, in every sigh and smile.
Prayer:
Immanuel, thank You for being near. In every joy and sorrow, let me feel Your comforting presence today and always. Amen.