Christian hanukkah

If you're not Jewish celebrating Hanukkah can seem intimidating. Here I break down the history behind the holiday and lay out exactly what you need to celebrate THIS year! . . #hanukkah #hanukkahdecorations #hanukkahdecor #celebratinghanukkah #chanukah

You may have heard that many Christians celebrate Hanukkah. Although it’s most commonly known as a Jewish holiday, Hanukkah is relevant to the Christian faith. Aside from Jesus himself celebrating Hanukkah in the bible (John 10:22-23), the themes and story behind Hanukkah are reasons for every Christian to celebrate – the power and faithfulness of

We celebrate Hanukkah (or the Feast of Dedication) in our Christian home to focus on God’s omnipotence and faithfulness to His people. As Christians, we also celebrate the re-dedication of our lives due to the cleansing of our hearts through the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. If the thought of Christians celebrating Hanukkah is

As a life long Christian, I never would have thought this Jewish holiday would hold any significance for me until this year. Yet this is where my year of living biblically has led me. Here are three joyful reasons to follow our Messiah's example on Hanukkah. Jesus Participated in Hanukkah I've been a Christian my entire life. Yet somehow I absolutely never knew that Jesus played any part in Hanukkah whatsoever! In fact, I never even knew the word exhisted anywhere in the bible. Hanukkah…

Hanukkah is not one of the seven Biblical holidays in Leviticus 23 the Creator told us to celebrate. There is no Biblical proof of Jesus celebrating.

There are many ways to celebrate both holidays in your household so follow along to find fun ways to celebrate both Christmas and Hanukkah through Food, Fun, and Décor.#holidays #christmas #hanukkah

As a Christian, I have been blessed to know friends that are from all walks of life. Some of my friends are

Hanukkah, the Jewish “Festival of Lights,” may be best known for the lighting of the menorah and the miracle of the oil lasting for eight days in the Temple following the Maccabean revolt. But the …