By Be it with a daily chocolate from a commercial Advent Calendar, or an ancient family tradition of remembering the true meaning of Christmas, here are some suggested reading plans as you prepare yourself and your family to maintain a profound awareness of the Truth of Christ, amidst the cultural and commercial busyness.
The Christmas Chronology in 25 Parts
This 25-part chronology doesn’t culminate with the birth of Jesus on the 25th, but it does present the entire chronology of the Christmas events including Genesis 3:15 and the events immediately after the birth of Christ. It is Biblically complete, and for each reading includes the key verses and main point of the passage.
To prepare yourself before you read each section to your family, or to watch together, here is a sermon following those 25 blocks. Write down the recording time each time one section is completed, and pick up there the next day.
The Christmas Chronology Sermon
A Chapter of Luke a Day
The Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ as recorded by Luke is broken up into 24 chapters. Read a chapter a day, and on Christmas Day you can read chapter 2 again, and you and your family will have a very clear grasp of who Jesus, the Christ is.
Key Verses about the Incarnation
This list by gotquestions.org goes through the very familiar verses on the incarnation of Jesus Christ with a like with some additional reading and information on each of the days.
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