Good morning, everyone. And happy Mother's Day to all the wonderful mothers out there, a special

happy Mother's Day to my sweet mama, mama masters and my sweet mama, mama Donna, my mom and love.

Yes. Oh, we hope that you're all having a great Sunday so far. Again, we're going to plug our

old church back in LA Legacy City Church. If you're looking for a church to watch an online

sermon, check them out on YouTube Legacy City Church. And other than that, let's jump on into today's

episode. Let's do it. Today we are in Matthew 2.11 and it's titled most valued treasure. It says,

they entered the house and saw the child with his mother Mary and they bowed down and worshiped him.

They opened their treasure chest and gave him gifts of gold, frankincense, and murder. The

love letter from God says, beloved child, my love for you is immeasurable. I sent my son to this

earth to die for your sin so you could be right with me. I long for you to make me your most valued

treasure. When the desires of your heart are aligned with mine, your lips will be full of worship.

There is nothing on this earth that can keep you from being close to me. As the wise men did

whatever they could to find my son Jesus and offer him their gifts, so too should you seek my son

as you would a hidden treasure. If you seek him with all your heart, you will also discover that

he is all you need to find true riches on earth and in heaven. This discovery will direct the rest

of your days. Love your heavenly Father. The reflection says, the first sight of baby Jesus was so

beautiful that it caused the wise men to bow down and worship not only with their voices but also

with their gifts. Can you imagine if you treasured a relationship with Jesus so much that all you could

think about was what you could give him to let him know how valuable he is to you? The treasure of

truth says there is no treasure in this life more valuable than Jesus. Amen. I almost just want to

leave it at that. Right. Enough said. I guess it's just good for us to talk about how easy it is to

get caught up and what we can get from Jesus, what we can get from God versus what we can give to

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