In Matthew 2, we hear the story of the magi traveling to look for the child-king. At the end of the passage, it says, “And having been warned in a dream not to return to Herod, the magi left for their own country by another road.”
The magi, or wise men, paid attention to a star. They were using the science of their day to seek wisdom and guidance. How does science make a difference in your perspectives on faith and spirit?
Epiphany is a season where we look for God’s good news shining in unlikely places. Where have you seen a brief glimmer of hope that brought you joy?
In this story, Herod is a scared petty tyrant. Fortunately the magi listened to a dream rather than powerful Herod. Where do you listen to your dreams or visions rather than to people in power, or societal forces around you?
People of St. Timothy, as we stand on the verge of a new year, we continue to look for “stars” that guide us to where our infant redeemer lies – whether in far off places or in our neighborhoods. Thanks for continuing to look with new perspectives!
Three Holy Days
In our tradition, we make space on Maundy Thursday to remember central parts of our faith story. We hear about the...
