This special Christmas episode opens with a spirited debate over the greatest Christmas movies of all time—from Elf and Christmas Vacation to the controversial claim that Die Hard really is a Christmas movie. But the conversation takes a surprising turn when Host Steve Wyatt makes the case that Home Alone may be the most Christian Christmas movie of them all—once you see what’s been hiding in plain sight. 

From there, the team tackles NFL money talk after Odell Beckham Jr. downplayed his $100 million contract, sparking a deeper discussion about entitlement, stewardship, and why money makes a terrible master. Using real stats and real talk, the crew breaks down why financial gifting doesn’t equal personal greatness—and why contentment can’t be bought. 

The episode closes with one of the most powerful Christmas teachings of the year. Steve walks through the shepherds’ encounter with the angel, explaining why fear is the natural response to God’s holiness—and why Christmas changes everything. The call is simple but profound: fear not, behold Christ, give God glory, and discover the peace that only comes when your eyes stay fixed on Him. 

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This special Christmas episode opens with a spirited debate over the greatest Christmas movies of all time&mdash;from Elf and Christmas Vacation to the controversial claim that Die Hard really is a Christmas movie. But the conversation takes a surprising turn when Host Steve Wyatt makes the case that Home Alone may be the most Christian Christmas movie of them all&mdash;once you see what&rsquo;s been hiding in plain sight.&nbsp;
From there, the team tackles NFL money talk after Odell Beckham Jr. downplayed his $100 million contract, sparking a deeper discussion about entitlement, stewardship, and why money makes a terrible master. Using real stats and real talk, the crew breaks down why financial gifting doesn&rsquo;t equal personal greatness&mdash;and why contentment can&rsquo;t be bought.&nbsp;
The episode closes with one of the most powerful Christmas teachings of the year. Steve walks through the shepherds&rsquo; encounter with the angel, explaining why fear is the natural response to God&rsquo;s holiness&mdash;and why Christmas changes everything. The call is simple but profound: fear not, behold Christ, give God glory, and discover the peace that only comes when your eyes stay fixed on Him.&nbsp;
For more from Wyatt Matters, head to <a href="https://www.wyattmattersshow.com/">https://www.wyattmattersshow.com/</a> Join the newsletter, learn about the cast, and find faith-based resources that go deeper.
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Wyatt Matters takes a lighthearted approach to things that deeply matter by utilizing a casual, interactive talk-show format. Drawing from trending stories on social media and using clips about current cultural happenings, we share some wisdom and create some laughter. Our goal is to get people thinking about what matters and Wyatt Matters.
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