Nancy DeMas Walgamuth gives a profound reminder.

All the wonders of the universe combined.

Whether they're natural or they're man-made,

they all pale into insignificance when compared with the wonder of Christ.

Who he is, what he has done.

His name is wonderful. This is Reviver Hearts with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth,

author of The Wonder of His Name. For Tuesdays December 10th, I'm Dana Gresh.

Is your Christmas season calm and peaceful? Does it bring extra time for you to read Christmas books to your kids? Snuggle up with some hot cocoa and enjoy the Christmas lights.

Oh, maybe December is when you're more likely to get up early

with your Bible in a journal and bask in the joy of Christ's incarnation. Anyone? Yeah, me either.

In fact, this month between Thanksgiving and Christmas, well, it's one of the busiest times of the

year. It's fun, but do you ever dread it a little bit?

In the midst of the chaos, do you find yourself losing sight of why we celebrate Christmas?

I hope you'll make yourself pause long enough to listen to this series.

For the next few days, Nancy DeMos-Walgamuth is going to show you why Jesus is so wonderful and what your response should be.

She's starting a series called His Name is Wonderful, looking at Isaiah chapter 9, verse 6.

Here's Nancy.

I have some young friends, and perhaps you do too, who have chosen some really unusual names for their kids. Can you think of any

like that? I think of one dear friend of mine who has a little girl named Malia. Couples like

those friends have chosen those kinds of names for their children because they have a significant

meaning. And they want their child to have meaning attached to their name.

The name Malia means, as I recall, the tenderness of God.

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