This powerful message invites us to reconsider what Christmas truly means by exploring the profound truth that knowing the ending of our story changes how we live today. Through the vivid imagery of a broken trophy and a destroyed wheel—both remnants of past failures and victories—we're reminded that our lives are filled with broken pieces that God weaves into a larger narrative of hope. The central truth is beautifully simple yet life-changing: because we know Jesus lived, died, and rose again, we can celebrate His birth with extraordinary freedom and confidence. We're challenged to examine why we still live in fear, hold grudges, worry about tomorrow, or grip tightly to temporary things when our eternal hope is already secured. Drawing from scriptures like John 10:28, 1 Corinthians 15:54, and Romans 8:18, we're reminded that death itself has been defeated, making every earthly fear ultimately powerless. The message confronts us with honest questions: if we truly believe in resurrection and eternal life, why do we let anxiety, unforgiveness, and comparison control us? The broken trophy represents victories that still matter despite their imperfections, while the destroyed wheel symbolises moments when we failed to trust the process—yet God redeemed both. This Christmas season, we're called to live differently, knowing that our mistakes don't disqualify us but develop us, and that our hope isn't fragile or wishful thinking but anchored in the person of Jesus Christ, Emmanuel—God with us.