The Cradle, Cross, and Crown

By Billy Graham

Book Overview

Find peace when you keep your heart fixed on the true reason for Christmas--Christ.

How can we stay focused on the true meaning of Christmas amidst so much distraction during the holidays? Beloved preacher and evangelist Billy Graham invites you to celebrate Christmas and the birth and life of Christ through a new perspective--the cradle, cross, and crown.

The biblical Christmas message is so often lost in the busyness and commercialism of the holiday season--holiday parties, family get-togethers, and the pressure to spend excessively on loved ones. How and where can we experience and share Christ at Christmas?

Drawing from a lifetime of writings and sermons, world-renowned preacher and author Billy Graham helps us slow down and focus on Jesus by taking us back to the time when heaven descended to earth to the place where Christ was born.

This classic Christmas message includes:

Excerpts from This Christmas NightScriptural accounts of Christ's birthFavorite Christmas carolsBeautiful poetry by Billy Graham's wife, Ruth Bell Graham

Use this message of hope to point you and your family toward Jesus this Christmas. And give it as a gift to your friends, loved ones, or complete strangers. Experience Christ this Christmas through The Cradle, Cross, and Crown.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0529104989
• ISBN13: 9780529104984
• Release Date: October 2014
• Publisher: Thomas Nelson
• Length: 64 Pages
• Weight: 0.69 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 3.7" x 5.7"

Customer Reviews

Small pocketbook that contains uplifting quotes and brief commentaries centered around the birth, cr

Firstly, I was a bit taken when a very tiny, flat package arrived in the mail--as I had been expecting a regular sized book. Lol This book is a small paper pocketbook--shorter and slightly wider than an iPhone. That being said, it was a nice brief read. It will sit on my bookshelf and I will probably reread it each Christmas. I always enjoy reading Billy Graham because he was such a sincere man. I read this in its entirety in about 15 mins.