Gravity Commons Podcast Liturgical Calendar: What Epiphany is All About and How to Celebrate
Jan 6, 2026
Discover the significance of Epiphany in the liturgical calendar, linked to the revelation of Jesus as Savior. Learn about unique ways to celebrate, from chalking doors with meaningful symbols to making a delicious King Cake. Hear about turning your Christmas tree into a cross, inviting deeper reflections on faith. Christy and Ben also share entertaining stories about hospitality and community blessings, enriching your understanding of this vibrant season.
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Liturgical Calendar Reorients Time
- The liturgical calendar structures Christian time around Gospel events, not cultural shopping cycles.
- Ben says it redirects attention from consumer rhythms to the story of Jesus across seasons.
Epiphany As Revelation
- Epiphany means revelation: the incarnation reveals Jesus' nature and mission.
- Ben frames Epiphany as the worldly implication or consequence of Christmas.
Write 20+CMB+Year Over Your Door
- Use the inscription 20+CMB+26 over your door as a household blessing and conversation starter.
- Christy explains CMB as Caspar, Melchior, Baltazar or Latin for "May Christ Bless This Home."
