This Christmas, let’s reframe the familiar phrase, “Jesus is the reason for the season.” While it’s true that Jesus is the central figure of Christmas, there’s a deeper layer we often miss. What if we told you you are the reason for the season? Without the mess of humanity, Jesus wouldn’t have needed to come. The truth is, Christmas is God’s response to our brokenness, and Jesus entered a messy world to bring us hope, healing, and redemption.

Let's explore the messiness of both the Christmas story and our own lives. From a young, unwed mother and a humble birth in a stable, to Jesus' flight as a refugee, the story of Christmas is anything but neat. But that’s the beauty of it: Jesus came to show us that God isn’t afraid of our messes. He steps into them.

Through the powerful prophecies of Isaiah, we’ll see that the birth of Jesus was not an accident but part of a larger plan to rescue and redeem us from our sin and brokenness. Isaiah’s words point to a Savior who is both mighty in power and tender in love—a shepherd who comes to carry us in our weakness.

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