Joined in 2023 
82 
63 About this deal
If you're a nice one you could say Parker and Trey Parker and Matt Stone were among the most creative 20-something-year-old's of the 90s, if not you could say their creative process pretty much rested during this and the start of the TV series South Park two years later. In any case, the two are in their early 40s now and the show is two weeks away from going into its 17th season. A truly respectable feat. While many say that it's gotten worse over the years, I think it's still one of the most entertaining animated shows on television and if there was any decline in quality, it was minor. You can receive Christ right now by faith through prayer. Praying is simply talking to God. God knows your heart and is not so concerned with your words as He is with the attitude of your heart. Here’s a suggested prayer: At 2 she probably won’t remember or “get” much.. as she grows older, it will matter more. Some ideas of how to respond to her questions are. Saint Nicolas Day is the 6th of December, when children should put their shoes out for Candy, if they've been good, or Coal, as a warning of Krampus. The spirit of Giving is ministered to by department stores, and this exchange may be celebrated as a holy involvement of Judaism, and of Poseidon, of whom Santa is an avatar. Don’t preach Santa. It’s not needed. The kids will hear lots about it from their friends. Don’t discourage questioning.
If I go to great lengths to deceive my child in the name of “fun” what does that say about what I value most? What kind of example is it? Is having fun a good excuse for lying? Every interaction becomes about them being good enough to earn their gifts. They are told to make a list, not of what they are thankful for, but of all their wants and desires. Their focus is turned away from the good gifts that they may have just spent Thanksgiving being thankful for to getting their parents ready for the big shopping day.You can have peace and find hope and know forgiveness through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. There are several stories that people believe in. When you delve a little further, you’ll discover they’re built on some extremely shaky notions. Work harder to celebrate Jesus than Santa. Santa comes with easy built-in traditions, but how are you celebrating the birth of Jesus with your children? Put the most effort into celebrating Jesus’ birth, not Santa. The film is referenced in the season six episode " Simpsons Already Did It". In the episode, Tweek Tweak is reluctant to complete a snowman out of fear that it will come to life and kill him, to which Stan replies, "Dude, when has that ever happened except for that one time?" Although this short did not appear on any Fox Video releases which has an R-rated Christmas film until the South Park premiere in 1997.
Are you spiritually ready? Is your family? Are you adequately protecting your loved ones? This is the reason for this ministry, to enable you to first understand the peril facing you, and then help you develop strategies to warn and protect your loved ones. Once you have been thoroughly trained, you can also use your knowledge as a means to open the door of discussion with an unsaved person. I have been able to use it many times, and have seen people come to Jesus Christ as a result. These perilous times are also a time when we can reach many souls for Jesus Christ, making an eternal difference. When parents lie to their children about Santa Claus, they are setting the stage for their children to doubt the reality of Jesus. At this time of year, one topic of conversation keeps popping up again and again amongst parents. How does your family celebrate Christmas? Elf on the shelf? Advent activities and chocolate? Do you play Santa? The options for how we celebrate Christmas with our children are ever-expanding. As Christmas approaches, social media is full of beautifully decorated trees, elves on shelves and advent displays. As a Christian mother, celebrating the Christmas season is something that is important to me. I want my children to learn about the birth of our Saviour, and I want them to associate the birth of Jesus with a wonderful celebration. The big thing weighing on my mind this year is Santa. In the secular world, to deny your children Santa is to deny them the magical, wondrous Christmas experience they deserve. Some parents like to go all out, fake phone calls from Santa (there’s an app), letters to the North Pole, and mountains of presents.
Remember Christian freedom—Be loving and gentle when discussing your views on Santa. Newer Christians, or those with tender hearts, may easily believe that they have sinned when they hear that you do not play Santa. Do you believe they have the freedom to choose?
Not only does this breed discontentment with what they have, but also with themselves.They are being watched and judged at every turn. One wrong move and they might be declared “bad” and lose all that they wished for or they might be perfectly “good” and feel self-righteous and entitled to their “gifts.” Generosity I want my kids to trust their gut, to speak up when something feels wrong, and to question the stories they’re told. I’ve heard of parents silencing an older child who was figuring it out by telling them if they don’t believe in Santa, they get no gifts. This invalidates a child’s trust in his own discernment or thrusts them into the world of keeping an open secret. It values keeping up the charade over truth. Additionally, all their self-focus leaves little room for considering how they might give generously to others. If they have not freely received, why freely and abundantly give? How To Tell Your Child Santa Isn’t RealParents worry that if Santa is involved then children will be more focused on material goods, as opposed to the holiday’s religious importance. If building faith in Christ is important to your family, then show it. Talk more about Jesus than you do anything else during the holiday season. Tell them how Jesus is better than Santa. In John 1:1-5 John gives his version of Jesus’ origin story. As he writes it, “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. The same was in the beginning with God. All things were made through him. Without him, nothing was made that has been made. 4In him was life, and the life was the light of men.The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness hasn’t overcome it.” To most Christians, it all seemed relevant that an occasion to honor Nicholas’ generosity would clash with the birth of Jesus Christ, the best gift yet brought to this world. Kenny is getting killed losing her nob, alongside to 6 other Southpark civilians, her screaming for death is her only line
The Santa paradigm places all focus on the child, their wants, and their behavior. It encourages self-contentedness. Remember that one of Jesus’ End Times prophecy was that the hearts of the people would have become extremely cold to Him. “And because iniquity shall abound, the love of many shall wax cold.” (Matthew 24:12) I pray that you have a blessed Christmas filled with every bit of the very best parts of this season of hope. I pray that your entire family falls more deeply in love with Jesus and feels deeper gratitude for this special delivery to our world in need. I often wonder, how was I fooled for so long? I taught my own children to believe in Santa Claus. Then, when they got older I had to tell them I was lying to them all those years. Now the real problem arose when they asked me why they should believe that I wasn’t lying about the baby Jesus part as well?Christmas is a beautiful Energy and Spirit of caring for, giving to and helping othes. It is the one time of the year that many people feel more open to this Energy. One Amazing Story Catalyst -->> Jesus descends into town in the middle of Stan and Kyle's discussion Not a character driven story, but story driven characters -->> One of the unique episodes that doesn't follow what Stan does, it follows instead what Jesus does
Great Deal 
New Comment