Matthew 2:1-12
The journey of the Magi remains one of the most mysterious and often misunderstood moments of the Christmas story. Tradition has blurred fact and fiction, but Scripture reveals the truth: these were not kings, nor necessarily three in number. They were wise men, powerful scholars and seekers of divine revelation, drawn by the supernatural light of God’s glory rather than earthly curiosity or superstition.
This message uncovers the deeper meaning of the star that guided them. It was not a planet or a passing comet, but the radiant brilliance of the Lord Himself—the same glory that surrounded the shepherds, filled the tabernacle, and blinded Saul on the Damascus road. Following this divine light, the Magi crossed the desert and fell in worship before the Christ child, presenting gifts that acknowledged His royalty, deity, and humanity.
Unlike Herod’s hostility, the leaders’ indifference, or the people’s fear, the Magi responded with humility and adoration. Their journey serves as a timeless invitation for all who seek truth: to look beyond the fleeting lights of the world and follow the radiance of the Son of God. This Christmas, may we find ourselves where the Magi ended—at the feet of Jesus, our Bright and Morning Star. How might your heart respond to the light that calls you to worship today?
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