That I Too May Come and Worship Him

Two weeks after Christmas, the trees are curbside trash and the sentimental baby Jesus is boxed away—but what if the real fury boiling in hearts (and statehouses) isn’t over a harmless doll, but a King who demands every throne? Herod smiled, said “that I too may worship,” then plotted massacre to silence the threat.Today, Herod Lamont, Herod Murphy, Herod DeLauro, Herod Tong, and Herod Mamdani hear the same gospel and conspire just as subtly. This Sunday, uncover the biblical opposite of worship—insincere lips hiding murderous intent—and the one explosive doctrine that flips their conspiracy into your unbreakable hope. You can't unhear this.Stay Connected:Follow Pastor Dell on X at https://x.com/jakedell73.Subscribe to Experimental Sermons at https://jwdell.substack.com/.Join us for Sunday worship at https://firstchurchwoodbury.org/. Get full access to Experimental Sermons at jwdell.substack.com/subscribe