This message takes us deep into the heart of Luke chapter 2, where shepherds on the most mundane night shift of their lives encounter heaven's glory and face a crisis of belief. When the angels proclaim the birth of the Savior, these ordinary workers must choose: dismiss what they've witnessed or act with urgent faith. Their response teaches us something profound about encountering Christ—genuine faith produces immediate action. They don't debate theology or worry about appearances; they hurry straight to Bethlehem. This sermon challenges us to examine our own response to Jesus. Are we merely capturing moments with our devices while missing the deeper treasures worth pondering in our hearts, as Mary did? The message presents a powerful visual: 900 dots representing the months in a 75-year lifespan, forcing us to confront how many months we've already lived and how we're investing those that remain. It's a holy disruption to our spiritual apathy, calling us to fight for our faith in a world that wants to numb us spiritually. The shepherds returned to the same fields with the same sheep, but they were different men—and that's the invitation for us today. We can return to the same families, same circumstances, but as changed people who treasure, ponder, and glorify the name of Jesus with whatever months we have left.