In verses 1-6, the Wise Men arrive in Jerusalem seeking the newborn King of the Jews. What does their journey tell us about the recognition of Jesus’ kingship beyond the Jewish community?
Reflect on Isaiah 9:6-7, which prophesies the coming of a ruler with an everlasting kingdom. How does this Old Testament prophecy enhance your understanding of Jesus as the King of kings?
The inclusion of the Wise Men in the nativity story demonstrates that the message of Jesus is for all people, regardless of background. How does this inclusivity challenge or affirm your understanding of the gospel’s reach?
Reflect on Ephesians 2:17-19, which speaks of Christ bringing peace to those who were far away and those who were near. How can we, as a faith community, embody this message of inclusivity and share the good news with others?

In what ways can you actively seek Jesus in your daily life, emulating the Wise Men’s determination and commitment?
How can you offer your own ‘gifts’—be it time, resources, or talents—in worship and service to Jesus?
Are there individuals or groups in your community who might feel excluded from the gospel message? How can you reach out to them to share the inclusive love of Christ?