This document discusses finding the King in Christmas. It notes that Christmas means different things to different people, from commonplace to a curse or cause for celebration. It advises refusing to be diverted by indifference or apathy and not being detoured by demonic distractions. Specifically, it says to come looking for the right person, recognize God's providential work in circumstances, and follow the right plan.

1. ADVENT: GOD’S ADVENTURE INTO HISTORY Message Two O Worship the King Matthew 2:1-12

2. An Experiential Exegesis of Advent Season 1. There are those for whom Christmas is commonplace

3. An Experiential Exegesis of Advent Season 1. There are those for whom Christmas is commonplace 2. There are others for whom Christmas is a curse

4. An Experiential Exegesis of Advent Season 1. There are those for whom Christmas is commonplace 2. There are others for whom Christmas is a curse 3. For some Christmas is a cause for celebration

5. Thesis: The enemy’s fear of you is shown in his opposition to you, and is really a testimony that Christ is at work in you.

6. Definition: These wise Magi were powerful Persian king-makers.

7. Point 1. When you praise him you raise him.

8. How to Find the Kingin Your Christmas 1. Refuse to be diverted by those who are indifferent or apathetic, 7,12

9. How to Find the Kingin Your Christmas 1. Refuse to be diverted by those who are indifferent or apathetic, 7,12 2. Determine not to be detoured by demonic distractions, 8

10. Do Not Be Detoured By Demonic Distractions A. Come looking for the right person, 2

11. Do Not Be Detoured By Demonic Distractions A. Come looking for the right person, 2 B. Recognize God is at work providentiallyin the circumstances surrounding you, 9

12. Point 2. You do not get a map for the whole journey, but you always get enough light to make the next step.

13. Do Not Be Detoured By Demonic Distractions A. Look for the right person, 2 B. Recognizeprovidence, 9 C. Come following the right plan, 5-6

14. Point 3. Even worshippers sometimes wander.

15. Point 4. If your heart is right toward God, he will take what the enemy intends to harm you and use it to help you.