It was too good not to pass on...
Especially if you ever wondered what the word 'merry' means:
"The word “merry” is from an old Anglo-Saxon word which literally meant "valiant," “illustrious,” “great,” or “mighty.” Thus, to be merry was not merely to be mirthful, but to be joyously strong and gallant. In Shakespeare we read of fiercely courageous soldiers who were called “merry men.” Strong winds were “merry gales.” Fine days were marked by “merry weather.” So, when we wish one another "Merry
Christmas," we are really exhorting one another to take heart and to stand fast!"
With the birth of Christ there is much to be merry about.
A Savior has been born, and through Him you've been restored to your God-given purpose...
And you're able to live in that purpose each and
every day.
Be strong.
Be joyful.
Merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas, indeed!