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John 1:29-42   Good morning, on the first Sunday after we celebrated the Baptism of Jesus. Hearing today’s Gospel, you might think it also sounds like a baptismal story, which it is, but with some very specific differences from what we heard last Sunday. As it was for Christmas, where on two different Sundays we had two different descriptions of the Nativity, so, as last week we had Matthew’s version of Jesus’ baptism, this week we heard the story from the Gospel according to

Matthew 2:1-12   Good morning! Today we are celebrating the Feast of the Epiphany, which means – we are back in Matthew’s Gospel, because Matthew is the only Gospel writer who gives us an account of the arrival of the men who are often referred to as The Three Kings. You’ll recall from Matthew’s Nativity story, that his proof that Jesus is the Messiah rests on his establishing that Jesus is definitely descended from King David, and so in today’s story of the Magi who come see