In “Christmas in Revelation,” Jay Mijares reminds us that Christmas is not only an earthly moment in Bethlehem, but a cosmic event that reverberates through heaven itself. Revelation 12 pulls back the curtain to show that the birth of Christ takes place in the middle of a spiritual war—one that stretches from Genesis to the end of time. What looks quiet and humble on earth is, in reality, a decisive moment in God’s plan to defeat evil and secure redemption for His people. The vision reveals Israel bringing forth the promised Messiah while Satan, pictured as a fierce dragon, stands ready to destroy Him. Yet the dragon fails. Christ is born, accomplishes His mission, ascends to the throne, and rules with unbreakable authority. Satan cannot stop the cross, cannot stop the resurrection, and cannot stop Christ’s reign. Though the enemy continues to deceive and accuse, his power has been decisively broken by the blood of the Lamb, and his time is now limited. Heaven rejoices because salvation is secure and the accuser’s claims against God’s people no longer stand. The message then turns personal and urgent. Followers of Christ live in the wilderness of a hostile world, but God provides nourishment and protection through His Word and through fellowship with His people. Satan still seeks to distract, discourage, and silence believers, especially by weakening their testimony. Yet Scripture reminds us that victory comes not through strength or fearlessness, but through trusting Christ’s finished work and boldly living out the truth. Christmas in Revelation calls us to see beyond the manger—to recognize the battle, cling to the victory already won, and live as faithful witnesses until the final triumph is fully revealed.