Christmas Is All About You

Christmas Is All About You

Christmas Is Nothing Without Jesus:
Empty and vain is the fun.
There is not any eternal reason;
Without the birth of God's only Son.

May this be the song of our hearts dear Lord;
So those that are searching will find.
To make it all about you dear Lord;
May this be the goal in mind.

Though We Enjoy The Good Times of Christmas;
Whatever's not in faith is sin.
When we deck the halls and trim our trees;
Dedicate each purpose to Him;
And let this be our song to Him.

Christmas is all about you, Dear Jesus;

Christmas is  all about you.

How sweet the sound  of each carol we sing;

Because it's all about you.

Not packages, not pretty bows, owe no!

Not iced cookies with sprinkles.

The day you were born, Gods promise was born;

One of Your great miracles.

Not  sparkling  trees, though we enjoy these;

Not tinsels or decking the halls.

You, Our  redeemer , were born to change the world;

And to redeem those who call.

Not building a snowman on Christmas day;

Not playing with brand new toys.

But it's all about your love coming down to man;

For you are our Christmas Joy.


Though We Enjoy The Good Times of Christmas;
Whatever's not in faith is sin.
When we deck the halls and trim our trees;
Dedicate each purpose to Him;
And let this be our song to Him.

Christmas is all about you, Dear Jesus;

Christmas is  all about you.

How moving the pageants and Christmas plays;

Because It's all about you.

Some have many fond memories of childhood;

Though there are some that have none.

Jesus you are the  fulfillment of great need;

Let our hands be your hands to one.

Christmas is not about getting but giving;

Lord, direct our giving hands.

It's all about pleasing you, dear Jesus;

And reaching both here and foreign lands.

To us.....

Christmas is all about you, Dear Jesus;

Christmas is  all about you.

Giving to others of your love and life;

Because it's all about you.

By: Susan Y Nikitenko
December 2nd, 2011

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It Began On Christmas Day

It Began On Christmas Day

Song-   By: Susan Y Nikitenko
November 29th, 2011

Jesus Once A baby in a manger long ago;

Was sent to earth from heaven, For  God, He loved us so.

God gave us a Christmas Gift that lasts a whole life long;

For Jesus died for us, arose, and gave us a song.

Jesus was born,

Jesus grew,

Jesus died,

Arose anew.

Jesus lives;

And He forgives.

He made a way.

He made a way....

And It began....

On  Christmas day.

It was A Merry Christmas to the world on that day;

Jesus came to the world to wash our sins away.

Jesus once a baby rocked and loved in Mary's care;

Now is the Risen Savior that holds us very near.

Jesus was born,

Jesus grew,

Jesus died,

Arose anew.

Jesus lives

And He forgives.

He made a way.

He made a way....

for  me and you.

The promised gift of salvation was given in love;

The  sinless Lamb was provided by our God above.

Jesus grew, He suffered and understands our ev'ry need;

Jesus knows our grief, our pain our loss, and our plea.

It was A Merry Christmas to the world on that day;

Jesus came to the world to wash our sins away.

Jesus once a baby rocked and loved in Mary's care;

Now is the Risen Savior that holds us very near.

Jesus was born,

Jesus grew,

Jesus died,

Arose anew.

Jesus lives

And He forgives.

He made a way.

He made a way;

And It began....

On  Christmas day.

The fulfillment of God's promise began that day.

 Isaiah 9:6

For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.

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Hallelujah, Hallelujah ~ A Christmas Song

Hallelujah, Hallelujah

Angels in the clouds on high;

Brighten up the night time sky.

Shepherds listening to them sing;

Telling of the newborn King.

The Shepherds fall to the ground;
Frightened by the sudden sounds.
Fear not, we come with tidings anew;
Christ was born for all including you.

Hallelujah, Hallelujah;

Our Christ the King has come.

Hallelujah, Hallelujah;

Gods one and only Son.

They find the new born baby;

Mary rocking him gently.

Joseph standing closely by;

While they heard a lullaby.

The cows are softly lowing;
The star above is glowing.
God's presence is all around;
Shepherds worship on the ground.

Hallelujah, Hallelujah;

Our Christ the King has come.

Hallelujah, Hallelujah;

Gods one and only Son.

As the night grows lighter;

And the baby lays asleep.

I almost hear  Mary sing;

Glory to the new born King.

Her heart is full of praising;
All those around her gazing.
Upon the holy child born;
Early that first Christmas morn.

Hallelujah, Hallelujah;

Our Christ the King has come.

Hallelujah, Hallelujah;

Gods one and only Son.

Kings have traveled oh so far;

Following a bright new star.

Baring gifts fit for a king;

Gifts of cost and love they bring.

A long road of suffering;
They long to see the new born King.
Wise men seeking something more;
They seek the promised Savior.

Hallelujah, Hallelujah;

Our Christ the King has come.

Hallelujah, Hallelujah;

Gods one and only Son.

He came for me and for you;

On that Christmas holy day.

A Gift from heavens thrown;

The greatest gift ever known.

Was sent from God on Christmas;
Emanuel God With us.
Our Savior, Our King, God's offering;
Let us worship, Let us sing.

Hallelujah, Hallelujah;

Our Christ the King has come.

Hallelujah, Hallelujah;

Gods one and only Son.

Song By: Susan Y Nikitenko

November 28th 2011

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The Heart Of Christmas

The Heart Of Christmas 

When Christmas bells chime;

When Christmas lights shine;

We know that your birthday is near

When candles are glowing;

And outside it's snowing;

We know that Christmas time's here.

When children are singing;

And ornaments swinging;

We rejoice in your coming to earth.

When we hear the true story;

How  you came  from glory;            

We celebrate your miracle birth.

More than a gift... from heaven;

More than a star aglow;

More than a little baby;

But a Savior we can know.

More than a story of old;

More precious than valuable gold;

More than a day called Christmas;

But riches in Jesus untold.

He was born to give His life away.

He was to die for us one day;

For through His blood our debt was paid.

This!  The heart of... Christmas day.

When Carols are sung;

And door wreaths are hung;

We know that it's time to prepare.

When grandma is cooking;

And little ones looking;

We know that it's that time of year.

When the Christmas tree shines;

And we gather to dine;

We  know your birthday is here.

More than a gift... from heaven;

More than a star aglow;

More than a little baby;

But a Savior we can know.

More than a story of old;

More precious than valuable gold;

More than a day called Christmas;

But riches in Jesus untold.

He was born to give His life away.

He was to die for us one day;

For through His blood our debt was paid.

This! the heart of Christmas day.

Song ~  By: Susan Y Nikitenko

November 27th 2011

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Saved In a Snowstorm ~ Christmas Poem

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Saved In a Snowstorm

( version 2)

Flurry, scurry, everywhere
the falling snow, does blow.
A flock of geese a swaying
fall to the earth below.

Doubting man, says to his wife
“Don’t ask me to believe.”
“Why would God, come down to us,
a sinful world receive?”

Hurting wife, she goes to church;
her heart down in despair.
Crying out to God above
“Show him, Lord, you care.”

Her husband hears a noise outside,

Honking geese trapped in the snow;
Cold, confused, alone,
While cold winds whip and blow.

Compassion speaking to his heart,
“Those wandering geese need saved.”
He bundled up to go outside.
He called to them and waved.

Blowing sharply, wintry winds;
He tried to call and guide.
They simply would not listen,
Though a door stood open wide.

Frustrated and greatly grieved,
He said, in words so dim,
“The only way to save the geese,
Is by becoming one of them.”

He fell upon his knees, that day,
In wintry blowing snow.
Cried out to God, “I understand”
Your love!, I see!, I know!”

God so gracious and so kind;
in compassion, heart felt love,
He came down, to dwell with man
And left His home above.

Taking on our human flesh;
He felt our human pain.
Died upon, a wooden cross;
For sinners, He was slain.

No greater love, there’s ever been;
Than that of this Great One.
In Human Flesh, Our loving God,
Sent us His only Son.



John 1:14 (Whole Chapter)
And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth.


By: Susan Nikitenko  for the Glory of God,

February 18, 2009

For Children of All Ages

After reading a story called  "Geese in a Snowstorm"

Written by an unknown Author

                                                     Geese Flying In The Snow Image Source: redbubble.com via Jen on Pinterest

Play Ideas:

Children dress up like geese

Instead of angels;  A Geese Choir

Still have a few angels for the manger scene;

Snow cutouts hanging from ceiling;

Blizzard Sound Effects

Snowy background.

Have your normal manger scene presentation after the slow reading
of Saved in a Snowstorm.  

Silent acting  or repeat dialog along with reading;  along with reading.  The children can honk, The man can pray.  

 

7 Facts and 7 Lessons Learned From Geese

Fact 1:

As each goose flaps its wings it creates an “uplift” for the birds that follow. By flying in “V” formation, the whole flock adds 71 percent greater flying range than if each bird flew alone.

Lesson:

People who share a common direction and a sense of community can get where they are going quicker and easier because they are traveling on the thrust of one another.

Fact 2:

When a goose falls out of formation, it suddenly feels the drag and resistance of flying alone. It quickly moves back up into formation to take advantage of the lifting power of the bird immediately ahead of it.

Lesson:

If we have as much sense as a goose, we will stay in formation with those headed where we want to go. We are willing to accept their help and give our help to others.

Fact 3:

When the lead goose tires, it rotates back into formation and another goose flies to the point position.

Lesson:

It pays to take turns doing the hard tasks and sharing leadership. As with geese, people are interdependent on each other’s skills, capabilities and unique arrangements of gifts, talents, or resources.

Fact 4:

The geese flying in formation honk to encourage each of those up front to keep up their speed.

Lesson:

We need to make sure our honking is encouraging. In groups where there is encouragement, the production is much greater. The power of encouragement (to stand by one’s heart or core values and encourage the heat and core of others) is the quality of honking we seek.

Fact 5:

When a goose gets sick, wounded or shot down, two geese drop out of formation and follow it down to help and protect it. They stay with it until it dies or is able to fly again. Then, they launch out with another formation, or catch up with the flock.

Lesson:

If we have as much sense as geese, we will stand by each other in difficult times as well as when we are strong.

Fact 6:

Geese fly South for the winter in the Northern Hemisphere.

Lesson:

It is a reminder to take a break from the cold of winter and take a vacation to some place warm & sunny to rejuvenate ourselves.

Fact 7:

The larger flocks of geese usually inhabit areas where geese eating for humans is more popular or in demand, and where there are smaller flocks of geese flying, there is usually smaller demand for geese, to be used for human food. * This fact according to the Oklahoma State University Board of Regents study on geese.

Lesson:

Larger flocks of humans together may not always be as effective as smaller flocks who are able to maneuver much more quickly in life and business without being eaten up by the competition…so to speak. (yes, this was a stretch, but relevant, no?)

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Submitted by: Jeff

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Story: Geese In A Snowstorm


Activities And Learning
kidzone: Canada Goose

• Canada Goose Coloring Page (from coloring.ws)

• Canada Goose Coloring Page (with information)

• Canada Goose Coloring Page with Labels (with information)

• "What I've learned about the Canada Goose" Coloring Worksheet

• Help the Canada Goose find the pond Maze

• How many words can you make from CANADA GOOSE Word Worksheet

Canada Geese Coloring Page

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