Nancy DeMasse-Wongamuth has a suggestion for new parents. It's this. Ask God to give you a vision for the time you have with your children.

That will help you to be intentional as your parenting and to realize that the patterns established in their

childhood the seeds sown in their childhood will bear fruit in their

adulthood.

This is the Revive Our Hearts Podcast with Nancy De Moss

Welkamuth, author of Inc comparable. For February 20th, 2024,

I'm Danagrach. During these weeks leading up to the

during these weeks leading up to the Passion Week of Christ and the celebration of the

resurrection on Easter Sunday, some would call this period Lent, we're taking this

season to focus on Christ, to behold him, to consider him, and to look at different aspects

of who he is, who he was, why he came to this earth, what he did on this earth.

Throughout this series we're using Nancy's newest book a devotional called

incomparable as a track to run on. Some of you are following along in that book if

you are we're going to be looking at chapter 4 today on the childhood of Christ.

The childhood of Christ.

Now apart from one incident at the age of 12, which we'll look at tomorrow, there is almost nothing recorded in scripture about Christ

between his birth and the age of about 30 when he began his public ministry.

So in light of that silence it's not surprising that some

people over the years would have tried to speculate about what took place

during those years. For example, as early as the second century AD, people were writing books about this, some of them

known as the apocryphal Gospels, one called the infancy Gospel of Thomas is very fanciful speculative

about some of the things that this author thought Jesus might have been doing

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