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I for one will not join in the anemic holiday expressions the godless choose to embrace. It is about Jesus.
I was reminded yesterday at church by our Pastor that we should forget about getting too upset by those lost in darkness over the holiday. We should be the happiest, most joyful and excited people embracing Christmas--make every body see the Jesus they pretend not to know. So, let's get happy and sing and give and bless.

I was reminded yesterday at church by our Pastor that we should forget about getting too upset by those lost in darkness over the holiday. You know, I think your preacher is right. The vast secular side of society has its "holiday" trappings - trees, lights, shopping, figgy pudding. Those of us who are sick of all that anyway shouldn't have a care about what they call it. We're celebrating Christ and it's best done in a quiet, worshipful way IMHO. I will continue saying Merry Christmas to all, and I hope they are respectful enough to return my greeting, but I won't let it bother me anymore.