The holidays are a time for reflection, celebration, and planning for the year ahead. As a higher-income executive or business owner, you’ve likely asked yourself:

"Am I truly making my money work for me?"

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This holiday season, consider a different kind of gift—a financial strategy that works for you, not the other way around. Instead of hoping the market behaves, you can plan, protect, and grow with clarity.

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Pastor Voddie Baucham | On the theology of Christmas.

In his message on the theology of Christmas, Pastor Voddie Baucham focuses on the true meaning of Christ’s birth — not as a cultural holiday or commercial celebration, but as the incarnation of God with us. He emphasizes that Christmas is fundamentally about God sending His Son at the fullness of time to enter humanity, fulfilling ancient promises and revealing the depth of God’s love and redemption plan. Rather than allowing the season to be co-opted by materialism or shallow sentiment, Baucham urges listeners to ground their understanding in the biblical reality that Jesus is both fully God and fully human, whose coming was intentional and redemptive.

He also challenges Christians to reflect deeply on why Jesus came — not merely to be celebrated, but to save and redeem humanity. This includes reclaiming Christmas from what he sees as cultural confusion, where the spiritual significance of Christ’s arrival is often overshadowed by commercialism, tradition, and generalized goodwill. By refocusing on the **theological foundation of Christmas — God with us — Baucham calls believers to remember that this event is central to Christian faith and should shape how we live and worship throughout the year.