Since God needs nothing from us, what gift could we possibly offer Him? In the final message of The Gifts of Christmas series, titled The Gift of Worship, Pastor JC Cooper invites us to explore this profound question. Drawing from Matthew 2:1-12, we journey with the wise men, whose sacrificial worship reflects the heart of true devotion. They traveled far, bringing gifts of immense value, not out of obligation, but as an act of heartfelt surrender. Their journey reminds us that worship is more than a moment; it is a lifestyle of giving our best to God. Through their story, we see that true worship calls us to recognize God’s worth and respond in ways that transform our priorities.

Similarly, we are invited to offer ourselves fully to God as an act of worship. Rather than confining worship to Sunday mornings, we must embrace it as a daily response to His goodness, rooted in obedience and gratitude. This includes our time, resources, and the way we live out our faith in every aspect of life. When we give to God from the best of what we have, our worship deepens and our lives are enriched with purpose and joy. Ultimately, this message challenges us to see worship not as a duty, but as a privilege that brings us closer to the heart of God. How is He calling you to worship Him today?