For this is how much God loved the world—He gave His one and only Son.—John 3:16 The first gift in The Twelve Days of Christmas is not random.The partridge in a pear tree points straight to Jesus. A mother partridge is known to draw danger toward herself to protect her chicks—willing to suffer so her young can live. In the same way, Jesus stepped in front of sin, death, and judgment so you could be spared. The pear tree reminds us of the cross. Christmas was always pointing there. From the beginning, God’s plan was love poured out, not held back. You are not lightly loved, you are fiercely protected are deeply cherished. Every other gift flows from this first one. So come visit these posts everyday until New Years! Question to ponder:How would your day change if you truly lived knowing you are this deeply loved and protected by Christ?

“But seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.” Matthew 6:33 The third gift in The Twelve Days of Christmas carries a powerful message about God’s provision. In the 16th century, French hens were rare and costly—reserved for kings and wealthy households. In this song, they symbolized the extravagant gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh brought to Jesus by the wise men. God didn’t just send His Son—He fully provided for His earthly mission. Through those gifts, the Father funded Jesus’ protection, provision, and Kingdom assignment. The same God who provided for Jesus is still Jehovah Jireh today. When you seek His Kingdom first, you can trust Him to supply everything you need for the assignment He’s given you. Question to ponder: Where might God be inviting you to trust Him as your Provider as you put His Kingdom first today? If you missed the previous days in this series, you can go back and start from the beginning!

Most people think The Twelve Days of Christmas is just a fun, nonsensical holiday song—but it actually carries a powerful, faith-filled history. In this video, I share the true story behind this 16th-century Christmas carol, written during a time when Christians were forbidden to openly practice their faith. Believers used this song as a secret code to pass down biblical truth to their children—when even speaking the name of Jesus could cost them their lives. This is Part 1 of a 13-video Christmas series, where I’ll reveal the hidden meaning behind each gift in The Twelve Days of Christmas—uncovering the sacred truths woven into this beloved carol. It all begins with this powerful reminder: The “True Love” is God Himself. John 3:16 says, For God so loved YOU that He sent His Son! No one loves you like He does! Prayer: Thank You, Father, for Your unconditional love and for the freedom we have to worship You. Help us use that freedom to love and serve others this Christmas season. Question to Ponder: How am I using my freedom to worship—and to share God’s love with others today?

You are a Victorious Child of the Living God because Jesus is alive. Your salvation, your forgiveness, your freedom, and your victory all rest on one unshakable truth: the resurrection. If Jesus had not risen, faith would be empty and sin would still hold power—but He did rise, and everything changed. Because Jesus is alive, the price for your sin was fully paid. The curse is broken. Satan’s authority over you and your family is defeated. Healing is available. Righteousness is restored. Your relationship with Father God is secure. The resurrection is not just an event to celebrate once a year—it is the foundation of your daily victory. You don’t earn this victory. Your part is to believe it, confess it, and receive it. Every day you wake up, you are living in Resurrection power. Every day is Victory Day for a child of God. Question to Ponder Are you living today with the confidence and boldness of someone who truly believes that Jesus is alive—and that His resurrection victory is working in every area of your life right now?

“Follow the example of those who inherit God’s promises through faith and patience.” — Hebrews 6:12 (TPT) You don’t have to beg God for what He has already provided. At the cross, Jesus finished the work—your healing, provision, freedom, and restoration were all secured. Jehovah Jireh, your Provider, saw every need ahead of time and made full supply for your life. So how do you receive what’s already been given? Through faith and patience. As an heir of God, you inherit by believing, speaking, standing, and refusing to quit. You don’t move toward victory—you stand from victory. You declare what is already yours and stay anchored until it shows up. Question to Ponder: Where is God calling you to stop asking and start standing in faith today?