Luke 2:13–14 “And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God, and saying, Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men.“
Worship filled the very air the night Jesus entered our world. Before the shepherds ever saw the manger, they saw the glory of heaven break open above them. Angels celebrated, not the season, not the lights, not the noise of Bethlehem’s crowded streets — but the Saviour Himself. Their first instinct was praise. And isn’t that the heart of Christmas? Not the pressure, not the pace, but pausing long enough to recognize the worth of Christ and to lift our hearts in true worship.
It is easy to rush through December with lists, errands, and expectations tugging on us from every direction. But the angels remind us that Christmas is not something to “get through” — it is something to bow before. Worship is not limited to songs on a Sunday. It is a posture of the heart. It is choosing Christ over chaos. It is telling your children, your spouse, your friends, “This is why Christmas matters — because Christ came for us.” When we make room for worship, Christmas becomes beautiful again, because Christ becomes central again.
Scripture Reading: Psalm 95:6, John 4:23–24, Psalm 62:1–8