Here's Nancy DeMas Walgamuth.

On a name of Christ, we sing about each Christmas.

And we no longer mourn as those who have no hope.

Rejoice, rejoice.

Emmanuel has come to you, O children of God. This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Considered Jesus.

It's December 2nd, 2019, and I'm Dana Gresh.

Oh, Nancy, this is so exciting.

It's that time of year when a lot of us are listening to your Christmas album, Come a Door.

Yeah, I loved recording this album.

It was a sweet chance to rediscover some of these traditional carols.

And some of them we sing so often that it's easy to just gloss over their meaning.

You're so right.

I think of the song, O come, O come, Emmanuel.

I love it.

And I'm looking forward to learning more about its scriptural background today and tomorrow.

I'm so excited that Nancy's going to remind us of the power

of that name, Emmanuel. Let's listen to the teaching. One of the things I love the most about

the Christmas season is the chance to sing Christmas carols. I looked up the word carol in the dictionary this week,

and it says a carol is a joyful song, usually celebrating the birth of Christ. And I want to tell you

this week about my new favorite Christmas carol. It's called, oh come, oh come, Emmanuel.

And perhaps you've been singing it already during this season.

As I've looked into something of the background of this carol,

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