If things you believe about celebrating Christmas are not true, would you want to know it, or would you rather remain in your comfortable fantasy error? Have you ever really proved celebrating this holiday is true, by seeing what God actually says about it in the Scriptures?

Have you ever considered if Jesus really hates X-mas? What does God really think about the pagan X-mas holiday customs and traditions?

Does Scripture actually say anything about Christians celebrating the Christmas holiday? Where does it tell us to do so? Does God command us to observe it?

How about the universally accepted lie Christian parents tell their children about Santa Claus during this holiday season? Is it really a sin to bear false witness to your children? If we expect honesty from our children, shouldn't we tell the truth to them as a good example? Why should this be an exception?

Is it possible kids will question if God is real if they find out Santa Claus is fake? Can a Christian parent really justify lying to their children because they separate the Santa Claus holiday connection from the nativity birth of Jesus? Can a little child differentiate between the two? Does God's Word say anything about lying to anyone in Proverbs 19:5?

Is Jesus the reason for the season or just a small part of it? Where did the secular version of X-mas come from? Have we made Santa Claus and secular X-mas pagan customs and traditions more important than Jesus? Do adult Christians talk about our Savior as much as Santa Claus? Who or what is the real focus of this holiday for almmost everyone?

What does God say about celebrating our man-made religious holidays like this, no matter how well intentioned we may be? How does He look at the pagan traditions of this holiday and all man-made religious holidays in Leviticus 23:2 and Isaiah 1:14?

Leviticus 23 plainly shows us God's Feasts. Should Christians celebrate God's festivals and not our man-made religious holidays? Were they REALLY only for the Jews or might we be missing out on a real blessing by not celebrating HIS religious festivals?

Christmas is not listed anywhere in Scripture as one of God's Feast Days. So why do Christians keep it? Shouldn't we also hate the things God hates like man-made pagan holidays? How about Christians putting X-mas trees in our churches? Does the Bible tell us not to do this in Deuteronomy 16:21?

Did early Christians use pagan customs and traditions to celebrate Jesus' birth? Did they even celebrate His birthday as a holiday at all?

Do we know why the Catholic church started using all the pagan customs and traditions to celebrate Christmas? You can find out in the main study below if you are open to the truth plainly written in the Bible.
What does God say in Zephaniah 1:8-9 that He will do on judgment day to anyone who participated in pagan worship in any way? The ESV version makes it very clear how He thinks about our holidays.

Malachi 3:6 tells us God never changes, so what He said thousands of years ago still applies today.

Is just observing the Nativity and putting Christ back into Christmas acceptable to God? Read the full study to find out.

Do you think Jesus would endorse the modern X-mas spirit with all the greed and selfishness we teach to children during this season?

What about the Bible verses about Jesus' birth that seem to indicate Christians should be celebrating it like the wise men and shepherds who appear to be there for Jesus' birth?
You can see them all explained in context in the main study.

The Bible says to "Prove All Things" (1 Thessalonians 5:21). Have you proved celebrating Christmas?

See the full study here:
What Does The Bible Really Say About X-mas?