Your home is a beautiful reflection of who you are, and at no time is that more true than during the holiday season. I want my home to be welcoming, inviting, and joyful during the holidays. But more than anything else, my priority is to keep Christ at the center of my Christmas celebrations. Use these 7 items to create a Christ-centered home this Christmas.
Click the video below to see an unboxing of these beautiful new Christmas items from DaySpring:
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7 Items to Create a Christ-Centered Home This Christmas
Each of these items will help you create a lovely, Christ-centered home this holiday season.
1.Hurricane Votive Trio Set
This votive set is absolutely striking. I admit I was a bit taken aback by the price when I first saw it, but once you see them in real life you will understand why. These are quite tall (see the video) and are a beautiful statement piece for a fireplace mantel or the middle of a dining room table. Use candles or these battery-powered candles inside.
Nativity Hurricane Trio Luminary Set
2. Jesus is the Reason Door Banner
This door banner is by far my absolute FAVORITE new Christmas item that I unboxed. You really have to see this on a door to appreciate what it’s like. (Check out my video to see it on my front door.) These door banners slide on and off with elastic at the bottom, plus there is a space where you can hang a wreath over it. Let guests see the light of Christ shining both when they walk into and out of your home.
Jesus Is the Reason – Christmas Door Banner
3. Joy to the World Door Banner
This banner is the same concept as the Jesus is the Reason door banner, with a different design.
Joy to the World – Christmas Door Banner
from: DaySpring Cards Inc
4. Advent Wreath
Advent is the season when we prepare our hearts for Christmas. (Click here to learn more about what the word Advent means and how to celebrate Advent in your home.)
Our family uses an Advent wreath along with daily devotions or Bible readings throughout the month of December. Click here to get a free printable about exactly how to use an Advent wreath.
I recommend purchasing the candles with the wreath because the correct colors can be hard to find in a typical store.
Advent Wreath with Berries/Candles Set
5. Advent Activity Calendar
There are many types of Advent calendars (or Countdown to Christmas) available. This one is especially neat because there are meaningful activities for each day.
6. The Shepherd on the Search
If you like the idea of Elf on the Shelf (a pretend figure that hides each day in December, moving to a different location every night so kids find him in the morning), but prefer a Christian perspective, check out The Shepherd on the Search. The Shepherds are on a journey to look for Jesus, and kids can locate this little guy each morning on his trek.
The Shepherd on the Search – Advent Activity Set
7. Glory to God in the Highest Ornament
Make your tree shine with the story of Jesus’ birth. This Glory to God nativity ornament is just one of many faith-filled ornaments. Check them out here.
Glory to God – Porcelain Christmas Ornament
Bonus Items!
Christmas Cards
If you give out or mail Christmas cards, be sure to check out the gorgeous selection at DaySpring. Each one is carefully chosen to share the Christ-in-Christmas message in a tasteful way.
O Come Let Us Adore Him – 18 Christmas Boxed Cards, KJV
If you send e-cards now (like me!), check out their full range of digital cards.
Bible Journaling Christmas Supplies
Those of us who Bible Journal (click here for more information about Bible Journaling) need plenty of supplies for our Christmas pages.
Click here for the Illustrated Faith collection at DaySpring.
Illustrated Faith – Tis the Season Devotional Kit
How will you keep Christ at the center of your Christmas celebrations this year?
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