One part of the story of Jesus' birth is about the Magi, or the three wise men that came from the East to visit Jesus in Bethlehem. We all know that they brought gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh when they visited him because they wanted to see the new born king that was born under a bright star that placed him there. That's the story that's told in every Christmas story and talked about in every sermon on Christmas and when talking about the birth of Jesus, but is that it? Is there more to the story than that? On Epiphany Sunday, a day that celebrates the Magi visiting Jesus, Pastor Mark talks about the Magi and gives some historical significance to that event, and even what those gifts that the Magi brought actually mean. The first sermon of the brand new year can be found right here for your listening pleasure.
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
01-06-2013 Magi- Pastor Mark Rossington
One part of the story of Jesus' birth is about the Magi, or the three wise men that came from the East to visit Jesus in Bethlehem. We all know that they brought gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh when they visited him because they wanted to see the new born king that was born under a bright star that placed him there. That's the story that's told in every Christmas story and talked about in every sermon on Christmas and when talking about the birth of Jesus, but is that it? Is there more to the story than that? On Epiphany Sunday, a day that celebrates the Magi visiting Jesus, Pastor Mark talks about the Magi and gives some historical significance to that event, and even what those gifts that the Magi brought actually mean. The first sermon of the brand new year can be found right here for your listening pleasure.
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