The story of the Magi travelling to Bethlehem has value for us today for several reasons. (1) it reminds us that the birth of Jesus is for Jew and Gentile, slave and free, male and female. The Magi represent the inclusion of the whole world. (2) To those who seek find, to those who knock the door will be opened. It is in our pursuit of Christ, that we find more than we expected in the stables of life and in response to the call of God, and (3) it invites us into this Grand Adventure with them. We become part of the Epiphany when we learn the lessons of the Magi.  When was the last time you had an "aha" moment in your life or faith? What are the lessons of the Magi that can make a world of difference in your life TODAY?  How far are you willing to travel to find Christ?  Audio: My Epiphany 1.6.13E        My Epiphany 1.6.13L Sermon Notes: Sermon Notes 01.06.13 My Epiphany Sermon Slides: Worship 01.06.13 My Epiphany
Email Subscription:

Related posts:

The Epiphany of Giving Creating a Culture of Contagious Generosity Transfiguration: Confronting the Mountain of Expectations Faith that Works