Christmas: The Greatest Gift (Paperback) by Paul Williams

Whether you love it or loathe it Christmas is certainly hard to ignore. There are parties and plays to attend, shopping and decorating to organise as well as all that food to eat and presents to receive.

But amongst all the wrappings and trimmings the whisper of hope, joy and peace can be hard to hear, let alone understand.

In this short and readable book, Paul Williams 'peels off the sellotape' and 'rips open the paper' from the Christmas message. You’ll discover the greatest gift at the heart of Christmas and how it can transform how you celebrate Christmas this year.

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Title

Christmas: The Greatest Gift
Author(s)

Paul Williams
ISBN

9781911272731
Format

Paperback
Publisher

10Publishing
Audience

Adults, Enquirer / Seeker
Pages

49
Published

01/09/2017

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Overall rating

5.0 based on 5 reviews

Christmas: The Greatest Gift

At just under 50 pages, this is a longer giveaway book, but it is well worth it. Starting with the idea that for many the Christmas message feels a bit like sellotape (“You can’t get into it”), Williams enticingly unpacks the greatest Christmas gift ever – life in Jesus. He leads the reader through all the familiar aspects of Christmas and explains how Jesus is better than all the good things and redeems all the bad. This book is comforting, uplifting, and to the point. Its end message is direct – “To have God’s gift, you have to take it!” – but it offers guidance and a sample prayer of how to do so.

Miriam Montgomery

The true meaning of Christmas if oft driven out by presents and marketing, Santas and noisy children and bad music. However, one day, no one will be able to tune out the true reason for Christmas: The Gift of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, given as payment for the sins of His people. Everyone will bow down to Jesus, saved or not, and I hope everyone who receives this message of Christmas, Lord willing, calls out to God.

Jonathan Bradley

What Christmas is Truly About!

Such an attractively–presented gift for others with the message of Salvation so clearly and personally presented.

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