The Colors of Christmas

White

December 24, 2024 • Dave Ferneau • Matthew 1:20–21, Matthew 1:1–2, Isaiah 1:18, John 1:9, Isaiah 9:2

Merry Christmas! White is a color that represents our sins having been washed "whiter than snow." Green, blue, white, read, and gold. These are some of the colors we associate with the Christmas season. Christmas can be a time of sorrow, a time of hope, a time of forgiveness, a time to show love to others or a time of renewal. In this series we will use the colors of Christmas to help us look deeper into the meaning of our Savior's birth.

Gold

December 22, 2024 • Dave Ferneau • Matthew 2:1–2, Matthew 2:4–6, Matthew 2:11, Mark 2:10–12, Mark 5:11–13

Gold is the color of royalty. On the Sunday before Christmas we will celebrate that Jesus is not only Savior, He is King. Green, blue, white, read, and gold. These are some of the colors we associate with the Christmas season. Christmas can be a time of sorrow, a time of hope, a time of forgiveness, a time to show love to others or a time of renewal. In this series we will use the colors of Christmas to help us look deeper into the meaning of our Savior's birth.

Red

December 15, 2024 • David Judd • Matthew 1:18–19, Matthew 1:20–21, Matthew 2:1–3, Matthew 2:7, Matthew 2:16

Red is a color often associated with anger and war. Jesus can empower us to forgive and love people we don't really feel any love for. Green, blue, white, read, and gold. These are some of the colors we associate with the Christmas season. Christmas can be a time of sorrow, a time of hope, a time of forgiveness, a time to show love to others or a time of renewal. In this series we will use the colors of Christmas to help us look deeper into the meaning of our Savior's birth.

Blue

December 8, 2024 • Dave Ferneau • Luke 2:15–16, Luke 10:38–40, Luke 10:41–42, Luke 2:8–9, Luke 2:10–14

Blue is the color of Christmas due to stress, sadness, and loneliness. Jesus came to be our source of comfort and strength. Green, blue, white, read, and gold. These are some of the colors we associate with the Christmas season. Christmas can be a time of sorrow, a time of hope, a time of forgiveness, a time to show love to others or a time of renewal. In this series we will use the colors of Christmas to help us look deeper into the meaning of our Savior's birth.

Green

December 1, 2024 • Dave Ferneau • Luke 2:1–7, Micah 5:2, Matthew 2:13–15, Luke 24:44, Galatians 4:4–5

Green is the color of new life. Jesus was born to make all things new. Green, blue, white, read, and gold. These are some of the colors we associate with the Christmas season. Christmas can be a time of sorrow, a time of hope, a time of forgiveness, a time to show love to others or a time of renewal. In this series we will use the colors of Christmas to help us look deeper into the meaning of our Savior's birth.

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