“Christmas Isn’t Over!”
Matthew 2:1-18
Many evangelical Christians experience post-Christmas depression. One reason they feel depressed is because they believe that Christmas ends at 12:00 am on December 26. Not only does the Bible deny this, but so also did the early church. They made sure not to limit Christmas to one day by extending the celebration until Epiphany, which takes place on January 6. Epiphany commemorates the coming of the Wisemen to see the Christ child. It is these same wisemen who can help us find a biblical solution for the depression that many feel when Christmas is over. What do we learn from the wisemen?
I First, the wisemen teach us that Christmas isn’t limited to o_____ d_____ a year.
II Second, the wisemen teach us that what is important is not what g______ we give, but to w_____ we give them.
III Third, the wisemen teach us to emphasize not only what we b_______ about Christmas, but how far we are willing to go to e________ those beliefs.
IV Fourth, the wisemen teach us that the Christmas story is our only hope for seeing j________ come to this world.
V Lastly, the wisemen teach us that Christmas c_________ people in the most significant ways.
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