Santa's Christmas Wish

It's Christmas Eve once again,

And the world awaits Santa's return,

But as children sleep with happy faces,

Santa's face is full of concern.

For he knows that many believe in him,

Even though they see him not;

Yet they don't believe in the unseen God,

Nor the Son that He begot.

They accept the many gifts from Santa,

As an expression of his love;

But they won't accept The Greatest Gift,

From the loving God above.

The gift of eternal salvation,

Was offered on Christmas Day -

Through the birth of Baby Jesus,

Who is still rejected today!

"How sad it is," thought Santa,

As he climbed into his sleigh.

And with tears staining his cheeks,

Santa bowed his head to pray.

"Lord Jesus, 'tis not for my glory,

That I return each Christmas Eve.

But to show men, women, and children,

That they don't need to see to believe.

"And if they can accept my gifts,

Even though they're undeserving -

I pray they'll learn to accept Your Gift,

Through a clearer understanding.

"And Lord, If I could have a Christmas wish,

I would ask for it to be --

That on each and every Christmas Eve,

The world would look for Thee, not me!"