GO AND GIVE

After a long journey, the Magi finally arrived at their destination. The star that had guided them stopped over the place where Jesus was. When they saw Him, their worship deepened—awe became action. Scripture says they fell down and worshiped Him, and then they opened their treasures and gave.

Their gifts weren’t random and they weren’t leftovers; they were costly, intentional, and heartfelt. Their giving flowed naturally from their worship.

Worship always leads to giving. When we encounter the presence of God, something in us wants to respond. We give our time, our abilities, our resources—not out of obligation, but out of overflow. Worship is more than a song; it’s a way of living that views our whole life as an offering to God.

When was the last time you were so moved by God’s presence that it stirred you to give? Maybe God is calling you to give of your time, your talents, or your treasure. Whatever it is, let it flow from a heart of worship. When you go and give, your offering becomes part of God’s story—He uses it in ways you may never see to advance His kingdom.