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The Art of Home: A Podcast for Homemakers

Monday Motivation #10 | Piercing the Darkness with Halloween Hospitality

Oct 14, 2024 · 15 min · Season 21 · Episode 8 · 11.4 MB
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I realize for some believers this holiday is off limits due to their past and or their conscience before the Lord. I respect that because, while we all have freedom in Christ, each one of us should do as the Holy Spirit directs us. If that's you, feel free to skip this episode.

For those of you who are on the fence or haven’t really considered how Christians should think about Halloween, I'd like to present one perspective in today's episode. Is this really "the devil's day" and are we violating scripture by handing out candy? 

It is my prayer that this episode will encourage you to fear not, but rather seek the Lord's will for your family's participation (or not) in Halloween. 

I am also giving some practical suggestions for fun couples and family costumes as well as my (new) favorite fall candies.


🎃 “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.”
 -John 1:5

EPISODE NOTES & LINKS

Fall Favorites: Clean Candy
Unreal Coconut Bars
YumEarth lollipops and hard candy
ChocXO Cups

Halloween Hospitality
Scripture References

"Halloween and Christians: An Opportunity with Jimmy and Kelly Needham," Family Life Today Podcast, October 4, 2024
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