If you grew up like I did, this is the time of year that people start talking about “the reason for the season.” It’s a phrase that will come up in many sermons as we all pack up to return home for the holidays, and it’s understandably universal. Among cherished festivities like Wheaton’s Christmas Fest, Christmas tree lighting and reunion with loved ones across the world, we all remember the core of Christmas is not about the material gifts promised but about the incarnation of Jesus.
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