Small in God's creation

On a clear winter night, have you looked at the star studded sky and wondered what's beyond? Have you ever felt small under a canopy of stars so bright yet feeling so close that you can reach and touch one? Enter UY Scuti, a star with a diameter of 1.26 billion miles, the largest star in our maternal galaxy of the Milky Way, larger than Orion's Betelgeuse and VY Canis Majoris, located 9500 light years away. On this day of celebration and expectation of the birth of the child from Bethlehem, we cannot help but wonder if our beloved Father and Saviour Christ the Forevor Light was sent to save us and guide us to salvation, or was he a divine conduit in the search for the supreme being behind the stars, where we can be one with the Creator.