God Is in the Small Stuff at Christmas

I really enjoyed this book and probably will make it a Christmas tradition. Each chapter is 6 pages long and follows a similar format: quote, commentary, and summary. The summaries consist of several bullet points with ideas on how we can change our thoughts or actions to be more positive, appreciate Christmas more, and realize Christ in Christmas.

Reviewed by Lori Plach for Reader Views (10/07) Do you feel that there is no more Christ in the celebration of Christmas? People already have Christmas lights lit around their house the night after Halloween. The stores are already pushing Christmas materialism in late summer. It seems like the big push for Christmas comes earlier each year. Many houses do not even have a nativity set outside with all their other outdoor decorations. There are 41 different sections in "God is in the Small Stuff at Christmas." Such topics as Advent, Prepare Him Room, Christmas Carols, Lights and Peace and many more are explored. Each chapter is only a few pages long which make it ideal to keep handy during the hustle and bustle of the season. At the end of each chapter are about five statements or suggestions for keeping Christ in Christmas. Just taking a break and reading a chapter will certainly lift your sprits and remind you that Jesus is the Reason for the Season. "God Is in the Small Stuff at Christmas" would make an excellent gift for a close friend, loved one or someone who needs to reflect on what is truly important in a non- threatening way. Portions of this book could easily be shared at Christmas parties and church get-togethers. God is truly in the small stuff at Christmas -- may your celebration of Christmas center around the baby in the manger this year and always.