Come Adore, Episode 1

Revive Our Hearts

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 15 December 2021

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Music is a huge part of our holiday tradition. There’s a lot of rich theology in many of our Christmas carols.

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0:00.0	This Christmas time, you'll probably hear Isaiah quoted a lot.
0:04.4	He prophesied, a virgin shall conceive.
0:08.3	Nancy DeMas Walgamuth reminds us this event is full of wonder.
0:13.3	This is astonishing.
0:15.2	This is impossible.
0:16.7	A virgin shall conceive and bear a son and call his name, what? Emmanuel.
0:30.8	This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMas Walgamuth, author of The First Songs of Christmas.
0:37.2	For December 15th, 2021 of The First Songs of Christmas.
0:40.8	For December 15th, 2021, I'm Dana Gresh.
0:53.4	Well, chances are you've been listening to a lot of Christmas music this season. Maybe you listen to it on your own, or you're flooded with it at the restaurants you go to, or the stores you shop in.
1:00.4	But when was the last time you listened to a Christmas carol and actually stopped to think about the words?
1:08.2	Over the next several days, Nancy's going to walk us through some of her favorite
1:11.7	Christmas carols and their meanings. This series will encourage you to focus on the truth of
1:16.7	Christmas and make the most of this Advent season. Here's Nancy. That word Advent comes from a Latin
1:22.7	word that means to come, or coming, or arrival. It can mean the arrival of a notable person thing or event.
1:31.6	For example, you may hear somebody talk about the advent of television back a long time ago,
1:36.3	the coming, the arrival of something that was notable. Well, the Advent season in the Christian
1:41.7	calendar begins four Sundays before Christmas Day. And it ends
1:47.2	Christmas Eve. So this is a season that many Christians around the world celebrate of
1:53.0	expectant waiting, preparing to celebrate the birth of Christ. Now, I know some of your kids
2:00.5	are having their own advent.
2:02.2	They're waiting.
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