The decorations are down, the trees are at the curb, and the stores have already moved on to the next holiday. For many, the end of the Christmas season brings a vague sense of disappointment—a feeling that something was missing. In this week’s sermon from **Holy Trinity Silicon Valley**, Deacon Cindy Miller explores why the "holiday" often feels hollow when the true hope of Christ is forgotten or secularized.
As we enter the season of **Epiphany**, Deacon Cindy reflects on the journey of the Magi—the "wisemen" who traveled thousands of miles to find the newborn King. By examining the different ways people respond to the arrival of Jesus—through fear, passivity, or worship—we are challenged to look at our own hearts.
In this episode, you’ll hear about:
The Secular vs. The Sacred:Why a colleague’s comment about Christmas being a "secular holiday" prompted a deeper look at the light that continues even after the season ends.
The Mystery Revealed: How Epiphany marks the revelation of Jesus to the entire world, offering redemption to both Jews and Gentiles alike.
True Worship: Lessons from the Magi on honoring God for "who He is", rather than just what He has done for us.
Daily Offerings: Practical ways to worship God throughout the week by offering back what is most valuable to us—our time, our trust, and our love for others.
Join us as we move into the New Year with a renewed focus on the hope that doesn't get packed away with the decorations.
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Learn more about our community, services, and mission at:
https://www.holytrinitysv.org
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The decorations are down, the trees are at the curb, and the stores have already moved on to the next holiday. For many, the end of the Christmas season brings a vague sense of disappointment—a feeling that something was missing. In this week’s sermon from **Holy Trinity Silicon Valley**, Deacon Cindy Miller explores why the "holiday" often feels hollow when the true hope of Christ is forgotten or secularized.
As we enter the season of **Epiphany**, Deacon Cindy reflects on the journey of the Magi—the "wisemen" who traveled thousands of miles to find the newborn King. By examining the different ways people respond to the arrival of Jesus—through fear, passivity, or worship—we are challenged to look at our own hearts.
In this episode, you’ll hear about:
The Secular vs. The Sacred:Why a colleague’s comment about Christmas being a "secular holiday" prompted a deeper look at the light that continues even after the season ends.
The Mystery Revealed: How Epiphany marks the revelation of Jesus to the entire world, offering redemption to both Jews and Gentiles alike.
True Worship: Lessons from the Magi on honoring God for "who He is", rather than just what He has done for us.
Daily Offerings: Practical ways to worship God throughout the week by offering back what is most valuable to us—our time, our trust, and our love for others.
Join us as we move into the New Year with a renewed focus on the hope that doesn't get packed away with the decorations.
**Visit Holy Trinity Silicon Valley**
Are you looking for a community that seeks to live out the light of Christ in the heart of the Bay Area? We invite you to join us! Whether you are exploring faith for the first time or looking for a place to call home, there is a seat for you at Holy Trinity.
Learn more about our community, services, and mission at:
https://www.holytrinitysv.org
Lessons & Carols is a special Advent Service which pairs Scripture readings with Hymns and Carols to create a beautiful service of song and Scripture. Each Scripture reading and carol tells the story of the coming Messiah, Christ Jesus.
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Holy Trinity Silicon Valley
The decorations are down, the trees are at the curb, and the stores have already moved on to the next holiday. For many, the end of the Christmas season brings a vague sense of disappointment—a feeling that something was missing. In this week’s sermon from **Holy Trinity Silicon Valley**, Deacon Cindy Miller explores why the "holiday" often feels hollow when the true hope of Christ is forgotten or secularized.
As we enter the season of **Epiphany**, Deacon Cindy reflects on the journey of the Magi—the "wisemen" who traveled thousands of miles to find the newborn King. By examining the different ways people respond to the arrival of Jesus—through fear, passivity, or worship—we are challenged to look at our own hearts.
In this episode, you’ll hear about:
The Secular vs. The Sacred:Why a colleague’s comment about Christmas being a "secular holiday" prompted a deeper look at the light that continues even after the season ends.
The Mystery Revealed: How Epiphany marks the revelation of Jesus to the entire world, offering redemption to both Jews and Gentiles alike.
True Worship: Lessons from the Magi on honoring God for "who He is", rather than just what He has done for us.
Daily Offerings: Practical ways to worship God throughout the week by offering back what is most valuable to us—our time, our trust, and our love for others.
Join us as we move into the New Year with a renewed focus on the hope that doesn't get packed away with the decorations.
**Visit Holy Trinity Silicon Valley**
Are you looking for a community that seeks to live out the light of Christ in the heart of the Bay Area? We invite you to join us! Whether you are exploring faith for the first time or looking for a place to call home, there is a seat for you at Holy Trinity.
Learn more about our community, services, and mission at:
https://www.holytrinitysv.org
