This is the second in A Fiction Lover's Devotional--twenty-one short stories designed to lift and bless you with a life application. I know you'll love them as much as I have.
The first story is by David B. Carl, and it recounts the first Christmas with tenderness, interspersed with a modern-day story of a small family traveling at Christmastime.
In about the middle, there's a great story by June Cline reminiscent of that famous Christmas story The Gift of the Magi. Two people wanting to give something special that will make someone else happy--the kind that makes you feel warm and loved.
And the last story by Sarah Earlene Shere might be the best of all--a reporter looking for the perfect Christmas story. He finds it in a little girl making origami creations for people that bring them joy or make them think.
What is your Christmas wish? Can you find what you need in this grouping of fictional devotionals?
It just could be.
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