Songs that feel like Saving Christmas (2014)
Unabashedly festive evangelical holiday cheer combined with a direct, lecture-heavy defense of traditional Christian Christmas celebrations against modern cynicism.
- Breath Of Heaven (Mary's Song) by Amy Grant: It captures the deep, reverent spiritual focus on the Nativity story that forms the ideological core of the film.
- O Come All Ye Faithful by Casting Crowns: This anthemic worship style matches the film's desire to loudly reclaim the holiday for traditional church faith.
- God with Us by MercyMe: It underscores the theological doctrine of the incarnation that the film argues has been lost in secular celebrations.
- Joy To The World (Unspeakable Joy) by Chris Tomlin: A high-energy modern worship take on a classic carol that mirrors the movie's booming celebratory zeal.
- Hark! The Herald Angels Sing by Natalie Grant: A powerful vocal performance that champions the traditional theological themes defended by Kirk in the movie.
- Christmas Day by Michael W. Smith: Released the same year as the film, it provides the polished adult contemporary holiday soundscape of modern evangelical media.
- It's About the Cross by Go Fish: It shares the film's literal-minded pedagogical approach to explaining the true meaning behind Christian symbols and dates.
- Go Tell It On The Mountain by Little Big Town: A joyful, communal shout of faith that matches the crowded, festive spirit of the family holiday party in the opening scenes.
