A New Color for Christmas
An Advent Devotional
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Holidays, Christmas, Christianity
| Author: | Jon Huntzinger | ISBN: | 9781945529504 |
| Publisher: | Gateway Publishing | Publication: | July 19, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Gateway Press and TKU Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jon Huntzinger |
| ISBN: | 9781945529504 |
| Publisher: | Gateway Publishing |
| Publication: | July 19, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Gateway Press and TKU Press |
| Language: | English |
Orange is decidedly not a Christmas color. Or is it? "God speaks in color! And He wants to talk to you this Christmas about the color orange. Orange may not be the color Christmas immediately brings to your mind, but in this book you will find that when you allow God to step into the picture of your life, everything speaks of Him. Even orange."—Rebecca Hayford Bauer Red is the color of ornaments, lights, and Santa's coat. Green is the color of Christmas trees, holly, and mistletoe. These are the traditional colors that represent Christmas. But Is it possible that orange is actually the color of the season? Orange represents change, and the first Christmas was filled with change. This Advent devotional will take you back to the first Christmas to explore how a baby in Bethlehem altered the course of history.
Orange is decidedly not a Christmas color. Or is it? "God speaks in color! And He wants to talk to you this Christmas about the color orange. Orange may not be the color Christmas immediately brings to your mind, but in this book you will find that when you allow God to step into the picture of your life, everything speaks of Him. Even orange."—Rebecca Hayford Bauer Red is the color of ornaments, lights, and Santa's coat. Green is the color of Christmas trees, holly, and mistletoe. These are the traditional colors that represent Christmas. But Is it possible that orange is actually the color of the season? Orange represents change, and the first Christmas was filled with change. This Advent devotional will take you back to the first Christmas to explore how a baby in Bethlehem altered the course of history.
