Women’s Printable Christmas Devotionals: Plus A Children’s Advent Bible Study

Have you heard the news? There are new Printable Christmas Devotionals for women and children available for us to both ponder the Holy Season and focus on the true meaning of Christmas available now on the blog!

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Hey friends! Christmas is approaching quickly, and for some – the countdown brings excitement and joy. For others, feelings of anxiety creep in as that number on the calendar gets closer and closer to the big day. Whatever you’re feeling this Christmas season, I want to encourage you to pause and remember what Christmas is all about. I know it’s cliche, but let’s not forget the Reason for the season. That is why I want to share these Printable Christmas Devotionals with you today!

I’ll be honest, sometimes I get so distracted by everything on my Christmas to-do list that I forget about why this advent season is so special to begin with. I’m constantly reminding my boys of that, yet somehow I allow the busyness and the hustle and bustle of December to distract me from the whole reason why we celebrate. 

As most of you know, my Mom and I wrote a devotional last month all about gratefulness, and what causes us to be ungrateful as women. Well, we so enjoyed the process of writing and creating that devotional journal that we decided to create two more for Christmas! 

The first is called Pondering the Holy Season, and it’s a six day advent devotional on how Mary pondered that very first Christmas so long ago. The study was written by my Mom, and its purpose is to shift our meditations and ponder on the things that really matter this time of year. 

This devotional is available as both a printable 21 day booklet with a note taking section and questions for further reflection, as well as ebooks in case you’d rather read it from your phone, Kindle or other digital readers.

Each day has Scripture reading as well as a devotional challenge and prayer. These devotional readings from the Bible are so good for your soul, as you ponder the promise of the Messiah found in Luke.

The second devotional we have available was written by my Mom and I both, and it’s created for children! It’s called The 12 Days of Christmas for Children, and each day includes a Scripture passage, a devotional to read to your kids, and a craft that goes along with the lesson! If you are hoping to have a season full of days of great joy with your children, but want to focus on holy family relationships, this is the devotional for you!

The printable devotional packet is so special to me, because I created it with my boys in mind. I tried to cover the entire Christmas story from the shepherds to the manger. We love to craft together, and I love sharing the truth of the Gospel with them daily. How awesome to start each day leading up to Christmas with a challenge that centered their heart around Christ?

If you have young children visiting for Christmas, I think this packet would be so much fun! You could pass out the different crafts and devotionals for kids to read and work on while the adults visit. Maybe even have your children read them aloud! The crafts comes with specific instructions to help both you and your children for a seamless user experience.

Again, this devotional is available in an e-book version as well. Ebook purchases do not come with the crafts, but it will still provide you with the Christmas devotionals to read to your children or grandchildren on various digital apps. 

My mom and I absolutely love Christmas. The lights, the magic, the music, the baking, the holiday movies and cookies. Everything about this season brings us so much joy. But we so desperately want to remind ourselves that none of it would be possible without the immense love of our Savior, and all that He gave by coming to earth as a humble baby. 

As I hold Isaiah in my arms this Christmas, surrounded by all the beautiful seasonal decor around me, I can’t help but think about Mary as she looked into the eyes of her Child and pondered His miraculous birth in that lowly stable. 

Picturing that scene brings tears to my eyes, and this Christmas more than anything I want to remember and ponder the greatest Gift of all – Jesus, God with us. I love to study the various names of Jesus this time of year: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father and the Prince of Peace!

Our prayer is that both of these printables would bless lives and move hearts towards the powerful hope of the Gospel this Christmas.

I hope you are able to consider these printable Christmas devotionals for yourself, a family member or even as a gift for a friend! You can also check out some Christmas themed, free printables by clicking this link. A new browser will open up with instructions on how to download. Make sure to check your email communications. Thank you all for stopping by today friends, and I’ll see you all in my next YouTube video!

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