Nancy DeMas Walgamuth has been meditating on the prayer life of Jesus, specifically at

Gassemone. We cannot fathom the depth of the horrors of what Christ faced in the olive press of

Ghesemais as he contemplated the cross.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with

Nancy Damas Walgamputh, author of Inc comparable.

For Wednesday, March 13, 2024, I'm Danagresh. Nancy invites us to consider the saving work of Christ as she continues in the series incomparable.

We've been looking at the person of Christ.

We've talked about his incarnation, his birth, his early years.

We've looked at his humanity and his deity, the fact that he's man and that he's

God. We looked at his baptism, his temptation, his transfiguration. We've considered his sinlessness and his prayerfulness.

We've looked at his humility and his serenity.

And we're amazed. Our hearts are saying, Lord, truly you are incomparable.

And I think in many of our hearts God has been giving us a fresh sense of wonder of who Christ is.

But I want to suggest it's not enough to just be amazed at Christ.

To know that he is incomparable. The devil knows that Jesus is incomparable.

We have to ask the question, what was the purpose of all of this?

His coming to Earth, his being the God man, his praying, his being sinless, his humility,

and serenity. what was it all for?

What was it all about?

So over the next few days, as we continue in this Lenton series to prepare our hearts for the

Passion Week of Christ for his resurrection, we want to look at the work of Christ for his resurrection.

We want to look at the work of Christ on our behalf,

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