God sends his son Jesus and he is the one worthy of our worship. We read in Matthew chapter 2 verse 11, the Magi, they approach Jesus and they worship him. Now, we're all made to worship. And throughout the history of mankind, and as you look at even different religions, there's worship involved. And, you know, people worship the wrong things over the years. Worshipping the star, the sun, the moon. And people worship money. People worship other people. People worship their hobbies. There's all kinds of worship, that deepest devotion and affection that gets poured out. But really, ultimately, we're made to worship Jesus. He's the only Savior. He's the only Messiah. And the Magi get it right. They've come from a long ways, representing the whole world that's designed. Every single person is made in God's image and designed to worship Jesus. And we have that hole in our hearts until we find Him. And what a gift God gives us His Son, one who's worthy to be worshiped. And as you listen to Christmas songs this time of the year, there's rich theology in those songs. Would you take some time to worship? Don't compartmentalize your worship to just part of a day on Sunday, but throughout the week. Could be in the car, could be with no music playing. Your affection, your devotion, sometimes your singing, your hands raised. You're worshiping Jesus. You're made to do that. And what a gift that we don't misspend that worship on so many other false gods, but instead the one true Savior, Jesus Christ.