Wouldn't it be nice if God always directed us with miraculous signs?

Here's Nancy DeMoss-Walgamuth.

We want to have the star there all the time pointing us, yes, go that way, go that way,

yes, God's will is that way.

We want to know by visible sight which way God is leading.

But there are times when there is no star we can see. And we have to walk on

obediently in faith on the basis of what we've already seen, trusting God to keep leading us

as we put one step in front of another. This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Choosing Gratitude.

For January 6th, 2020, I'm Dana Gresh.

Did you know that the Bible has quite a bit to say about stars?

One star in particular served an important role in the Christmas story.

Today, Nancy's going to talk about the purpose of stars and how their creation points us to the Lord.

Let's continue in the series of wise men, kings, and providence.

Well, today is the day in the church calendar that many faith traditions celebrate

Epiphany, January 6th. Epiphany means appearance or revelation, and this is a feast day

that follows the 12 days of Christmas, December 25 through January 5, and this is a feast day that follows the 12 days of Christmas, December 25 through

January 5, and this feast day is linked with the visit of the wise men, the magi, to visit the Christ

child.

This day celebrates the manifestation of God to the Gentile world, And aren't you glad that he came, not just for

his people, the Jews, but that his intent all along was for the nations and the peoples of the

earth to know and love and follow and belong to Jesus. So happy Epiphany. If you've heard that word

before, that's where it comes from.

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