Manger Baby who became the Saviour among us

The manger story about Christ' condition of birth wasn't something any mother would choose for her precious new born.
However, Mary, the mother of Jesus never had a choice at that time of chaotic environment and also room accommodation was difficult to come by.
Therefore, her only priority and concern was the survival of the baby.
Sometimes, as human beings, we make some hard choices for survival, so it made Jesus' birth situation more relatable to our own situations.
The situation of his birth brings realism into our human life, that no dismissive excuses would be able to undermine Christ' own humanity to the world.
That's the reason why I believe we shouldn't be hung up on about the debate of his real date of birth, even if the 25th December concept is a stretch too far for some Christians to accept for celebration.
Whatever, the argument, the truth of the matter is that Jesus was the God incarnated among mankind, and I believe that's all what the celebration of Christmas is about.
This is the reason why our Christian faith is entrenched in him, because when we mess up in life he understands our weakness, and pleads with his father for mercy on our behalf.
In view of such merciful relationship with us, our prayer have a special attentive audience with the throne of grace in heaven.
This divine attention allows his grace, love and mercy, to pave way on our behalf to inherit the kingdom of heaven when we die.
Finally, the manger story has become the beacon of our salvation, and there's no assurance or promise bigger than that.