Happy Birthday Jesus
December 2025
Happy Birthday Jesus
“For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.”
Luke 2:11
Every Christmas season, the world pauses on December 25th to celebrate a birth — the birth of Jesus Christ. And yet, skeptics and scholars often remind us: “Jesus wasn’t actually born on December 25th.” Maybe they’re right, historically speaking. The Bible doesn’t record the exact date of Jesus’ birth. The shepherds in Luke’s Gospel may have been tending their flocks under warmer skies (with weather like we have here in Hawaii on December 25th ), and honestly early believers didn’t mark Christ’s birth on a calendar at all.
But that doesn’t make our celebration any less meaningful. We don’t gather to honor a date — we gather to honor a Savior.
When the angel announced, “Unto you is born this day…”, heaven declared something timeless. Whether it was spring or winter, morning or midnight, that “day” marked the moment when eternity touched earth. The Creator stepped into His creation — not as a conquering king, but as a helpless child. The timing may be debated, but the truth is unshakable: He came.
So, when we say, “Happy Birthday, Jesus,” we are celebrating not a day on the calendar, but the dawn of redemption. We are remembering that God so loved the world that He gave His only Son — that love wrapped itself in human flesh to dwell among us.
As you lift your sisters’ names in prayer this month, remember: the same Savior who was born in Bethlehem is alive today — interceding for us at the right hand of the Father. The miracle of His birth isn’t confined to one day a year; it’s the ongoing gift of His presence in every prayer, every need, and every heart that believes. Thank you, Jesus, for coming!
Prayer:
Lord Jesus, we rejoice that You came — not for a season, but for eternity. Thank You for being our Savior, our peace, and our hope. As we pray over the women You’ve placed on our hearts, remind us that the miracle of Christmas is alive in us today. May our prayers carry the same joy the shepherds felt that night when they heard, “A Savior has been born.” Happy birthday, Jesus — may You be born anew in our hearts this season. Amen.
Love & Blessings,
Danielle Porter
Happy Birthday Jesus
“For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.”
Luke 2:11
Every Christmas season, the world pauses on December 25th to celebrate a birth — the birth of Jesus Christ. And yet, skeptics and scholars often remind us: “Jesus wasn’t actually born on December 25th.” Maybe they’re right, historically speaking. The Bible doesn’t record the exact date of Jesus’ birth. The shepherds in Luke’s Gospel may have been tending their flocks under warmer skies (with weather like we have here in Hawaii on December 25th ), and honestly early believers didn’t mark Christ’s birth on a calendar at all.
But that doesn’t make our celebration any less meaningful. We don’t gather to honor a date — we gather to honor a Savior.
When the angel announced, “Unto you is born this day…”, heaven declared something timeless. Whether it was spring or winter, morning or midnight, that “day” marked the moment when eternity touched earth. The Creator stepped into His creation — not as a conquering king, but as a helpless child. The timing may be debated, but the truth is unshakable: He came.
So, when we say, “Happy Birthday, Jesus,” we are celebrating not a day on the calendar, but the dawn of redemption. We are remembering that God so loved the world that He gave His only Son — that love wrapped itself in human flesh to dwell among us.
As you lift your sisters’ names in prayer this month, remember: the same Savior who was born in Bethlehem is alive today — interceding for us at the right hand of the Father. The miracle of His birth isn’t confined to one day a year; it’s the ongoing gift of His presence in every prayer, every need, and every heart that believes. Thank you, Jesus, for coming!
Prayer:
Lord Jesus, we rejoice that You came — not for a season, but for eternity. Thank You for being our Savior, our peace, and our hope. As we pray over the women You’ve placed on our hearts, remind us that the miracle of Christmas is alive in us today. May our prayers carry the same joy the shepherds felt that night when they heard, “A Savior has been born.” Happy birthday, Jesus — may You be born anew in our hearts this season. Amen.
Love & Blessings,
Danielle Porter
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