All cultures value light, but far too few have ever seen the Light of the world whose incarnation Christians celebrate Dec. 25. This child in India, and millions around the globe, await the hope of Jesus while believers worship in their churches and exchange gifts in their homes. The good news is for all the world: "... in the city of David was born for you a Savior, who is Christ the Lord" (Luke 2:11, HCSB).
By Albert H. Lee
chtoday_editor@chtoday.com
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