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Matthew 2:1–12
As we close out the Christmas season and stand on the threshold of a new year, this message invites us to look again at the story of the wise men—and to see it with fresh eyes. Far from a sentimental Christmas scene, their journey was intentional, costly, and dangerous, driven by a deep desire to find and worship the true King.
In this sermon, we explore three enduring truths from Matthew 2:1–12:
Seek Jesus intentionally, not casually — prioritizing Him above convenience and comfort.
Worship Jesus sacrificially, not symbolically — offering Him our best, not our leftovers.
Follow Jesus obediently, even when it changes our plans — trusting God’s direction over our own.
As we enter 2026, the question before us is simple but searching: What are we truly seeking? The wise men sought Jesus—and found a King worth worshiping. This message calls us to do the same.
By Plymouth Church of ChristMatthew 2:1–12
As we close out the Christmas season and stand on the threshold of a new year, this message invites us to look again at the story of the wise men—and to see it with fresh eyes. Far from a sentimental Christmas scene, their journey was intentional, costly, and dangerous, driven by a deep desire to find and worship the true King.
In this sermon, we explore three enduring truths from Matthew 2:1–12:
Seek Jesus intentionally, not casually — prioritizing Him above convenience and comfort.
Worship Jesus sacrificially, not symbolically — offering Him our best, not our leftovers.
Follow Jesus obediently, even when it changes our plans — trusting God’s direction over our own.
As we enter 2026, the question before us is simple but searching: What are we truly seeking? The wise men sought Jesus—and found a King worth worshiping. This message calls us to do the same.