On a recent 78-degree Saturday afternoon, a U.S. flag and the Detroit Tigers’ four World Series championship banners — from 1935, 1945, 1968 and 1984 — flapped in the Comerica Park breeze. For nearly ...

Jesus Christ is one of the most important religious figures in history. During his life, he was a revolutionary, sage, teacher, and purported miracle worker. In death, he has been revered and studied ...

Worship has to do with ascribing to the Lord worth or value. It aligns with the first commandment: to love the Lord your God ...

(Adri Moon) Speakers in the Saturday evening session of the 195th Annual General Conference focused strongly on incorporating Jesus Christ in individuals' lives, worship and celebrations.

In fact, upon entering the house, the Magi, the Holy Father noted, prostrate themselves, worship Jesus, and offer Him precious gifts, "worthy of a king, worthy of God." Worshipping God in infant child ...

"May the Virgin Mary, who welcomed the Magi in Bethlehem, help us look up by ourselves, follow the star of the Gospel to meet Jesus, and know how to lower ourselves to worship him. Thusly, we can ...

The collect for the Baptism of Christ (adapted from the ASB 1980) is: Eternal Father, who at the baptism of Jesus ... in Common Worship are so understated. Apart from Christ’s Baptism (mentioned in ...

Matthew 2:1-2 Now after Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of Herod the king, magi from the east arrived in Jerusalem, saying, "Where is He who has been born King of the Jews? For we saw ...

The visit of these Magi was similar to that of the Shepherds; I believe they came to worship a new King and build alliances only to realize who He really was. Jesus, including the Magi in His birth ...

By offering gold, the Magi recognized Jesus not just as a king, but as someone set apart, holy, and worthy of worship. In their hearts, they knew this child wasn’t just an earthly ruler—He was God’s ...

For Epiphany, the Gospel depicts the Magi in a journey of ... Frankincense symbolizes the gift of worship. Myrrh is a burial ointment; surely this prefigures Jesus’ death, but it also symbolizes ...