When was the last time you really thought about the amazing incarnation of Christ?

Here's Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth.

I want us to consider Jesus as the surrendered, servant, and Savior.

Jesus, the Son of God, God Himself, as a surrendered, servant servant and a Savior.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Incomparable.

For April 17th, 2025, I'm Dana Gresh.

Today, Today and tomorrow, Nancy will focus on Christ in the series, Consider Jesus.

This is, of course, something we should do all the time, but it's especially appropriate

for Holy Week when we remember the passion, the suffering of our Savior.

Here's Nancy.

You know, it's so easy for us, particularly those of us who've been in the church for a long time.

We've heard the things of God for a long time. We know a lot about the Christian faith. It's easy easy for us, particularly those of us who've been in the church for a long time. We've heard the things of God for a long time.

We know a lot about the Christian faith.

It's easy to get these glazed over eyes and to become so accustomed to the things of God

that we lose a sense of the wonder.

We lose a sense of the freshness that sometimes you'll find a new believer has when they've not

heard these things before, and it's so fresh and wonderful and tender to them. And I'm reminded

that Christianity is not a religion. It is a relationship that focuses and centers in a person.

Christianity is not something I do for God. It's not things I know about God.

It's not just a faith. It is Christ in me. That is Christianity. He is the center, the heart, the core,

the essence of our faith and of the scripture. And there's such a danger of the supernatural becoming

commonplace in our lives and of getting so distracted that we lose sight and focus of who he is.

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