Christmas

The speaker begins by greeting everyone and expressing their excitement for Christmas. They mention various aspects of the holiday, such as decorations, Christmas cards, cookies, and shopping. They ask the audience about their preferences and preparations for Christmas. They talk about the beauty of the season, including snowfall and cozy moments by the fire. The speaker also mentions favorite Christmas movies and encourages everyone to celebrate the holiday. Hello everyone and Merry Christmas. You all look amazing in your Christmas attire. Nice sweater. You gotta love Christmas, right? The lights, the music, parties, stockings hung over the fireplace. It just feels good. Then there's the preparation. Decorating the tree, Christmas cards, cookies, and of course shopping. All right, let's do a little who's in the room today. If this applies to you, give a little shout. Who loves eggnog? Y'all need help. Who did all their shopping online? Who finished their shopping before Thanksgiving? Overachievers. Who is doing some shopping after the service? Good luck. Kids, who's excited for Christmas morning? And everyone, who loves Christmas? Come on now, act like you mean it. Who loves Christmas? That's good, because ready or not, Christmas is coming. Yes, Christmas season can be a busy season. Lots to do and prepare for, but there's also the beauty of Christmas. Snow gently falling on a cold winter's evening, sitting next to a crackling fire with a cup of hot chocolate, listening to some Bing Crosby or Nat King Cole. Maybe a little something like this. Speaking of streaming services, let's do this. When you see your favorite Christmas movie, give me a holler. A Christmas story. It's a Wonderful Life. That was for all you grandparents. Home Alone. Elf. Die Hard. Not a Christmas movie, but hey, doesn't matter. It's Christmas, it's awesome, and it's time to celebrate.