The Manger and the King

In Bethlehem, there was no room at the inn, yet God made room in a stable. The Saviour of the world arrived not in grandeur but in grace, surrounded by straw and simple domesticity. The King of Kings came wrapped not in luxury but in love. In a quiet corner of the world, dignity clothed humility. The story reminds us that God’s glory often enters quietly through unlikely doors. He doesn’t wait for perfect conditions, He transforms ordinary places, ordinary people, and ordinary moments into holy encounters with His presence.

Reflect: What small or humble place in your life might God be using to reveal His glory?

Action: Thank God for one simple blessing or small beginning that carries His presence.