November 2025 · Nativity · 10 Songs
The Story of Christmas in Song
The nativity told through the eyes of those who lived it, the ones who believed the promise and followed by faith. A journey from hope through deliverance.
Tracklist
- The Promise Kept
- By Faith We Go
- Christmas with the Saints
- Without Hesitation
- Undefeated
- Rachel’s Tears
- Light Has Come
- Prince of Peace
- Hallelujah Reigns
- Still Emmanuel
About the album
Christmas with the Saints tells the nativity through the eyes of those who lived it, the ones who believed the promise and followed by faith. Across ten songs it moves from prophecy to fulfillment, holding both the sorrow and the triumph of the first Christmas. A worshipful record for the season of waiting and wonder.
From the blog
From hope through deliverance
The nativity in ten songs, each anchored in scripture. Tap any song title to read the story behind it.
Start here: Why Christmas with the Saints
1 · The Prophecy → The Promise Kept → Isaiah 7:14 · Micah 5:2 → “Behold, a virgin shall conceive…”
2 · The Journey → By Faith We Go → Luke 1:26–38 · Matthew 1:18–24 → “Behold the handmaid of the Lord…”
3 · The Birth → Christmas with the Saints → Luke 2:6–14 → “For unto you is born this day…”
4 · The Shepherds → Without Hesitation → Luke 2:8–20 → “And they came with haste…”
5 · The King Herod Couldn’t Stop → Undefeated → Matthew 2:1–15 → “Out of Egypt have I called my son.”
6 · The Innocents → Rachel’s Tears → Matthew 2:16–18 · Jeremiah 31:15 → “In Rama was there a voice heard…”
7 · The Light → Light Has Come → Isaiah 9:2 · John 1:4–5 → “The people that walked in darkness…”
8 · The Peace → Prince of Peace → Isaiah 9:6 → “…The Prince of Peace.”
9 · The Celebration → Hallelujah Reigns → Luke 2:13–14 · Revelation 19:6 → “Glory to God in the highest…”
10 · The Promise, Still → Still Emmanuel → Matthew 1:23 · Matthew 28:20 → “Lo, I am with you alway…”
The challenge that followed
A Modern Messiah
Christmas with the Saints didn’t end when the album did. My husband heard the nativity told from prophecy to fulfillment and raised the stakes: if I could sing the Christmas story, could I take on Handel’s territory — a modern Messiah? Challenge accepted. Press play.
And the story doesn’t stop at the manger. For the Easter side of the story, there’s Chosen by Grace.