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Isolation Issues // How to Survive a Christmas Movie
Isolation Issues // How to Survive a Christmas Movie

All Kevin McAllister wanted for Christmas was to be left alone—until he got his wish. Faced with the true nature of isolation, Kevin started to change his tune…all he wanted now? His family back with him. But unfortunately for many of us, Christmas is a time of crippling loneliness and isolation that we can’t wish our way out of. How do we handle it?

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Identity Crisis // How to Survive a Christmas Movie
Identity Crisis // How to Survive a Christmas Movie

“Who am I?” That’s the question at the heart of the movie “Elf.” It’s a story about an elf named Buddy who travels to New York City in search of his father. Sound a little familiar? Of course! We all have moments of identity crisis in our lives…wondering who we truly are. And the good news is that God has already answered our question! He’s spoken the truth of who we are in Him.

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Jordan SanchezChristian, Akron Ohio, Local Church, Non-Denominational, Loving, Kind, Faith, Jesus, relationships, holiness, saved, Father, family, future, Advent, Christmas, At the movies, pop culture, traditions, music, nostalgic, magical, Classic, favorites, craziness, reality, struggle, identity, purpose, entertainment, holidays, Elf, heart, story, Buddy, travel, New York City, search, father, sound, familiar, moments, lives, wondering, truly are, good news, answered, spoken, truthComment