Here's Nancy DeMoss Wogglemouth.

You want to know why the world wholesale does not believe in Christ, does not hallow the name of God.

In some measure, to some extent, it's because we as God's people have not shown that we are redeemed. And they say it's irrelevant. You live like

everybody else. Makes no difference in your life. Why should it make any difference in life?

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Thursday, August 11, 2016.

Music for Thursday, August 11, 2016. Yesterday, Nancy explained why it's so important for God's name to be hallowed.

But how do you do that?

She'll give you several suggestions on how you can hallow the name of God

as she continues in the series, the Lord's Prayer. As we think and pray and meditate through the Lord's

prayer, we want it to become the template, the model, the pattern for how we pray, for how we live,

for how we think about all of life.

And one of the things I've been realizing is that though the prayer is something Jesus gave us to pray as his disciples,

every phrase of this prayer in some way points us back to Christ.

It all illustrates Christ. Christ embodied. He personified this prayer in every part of it in some way or another.

When we come to this phrase, hallowed be your name, we realize that that was the consuming passion of Jesus' life.

It was the passion of his prayers. Listen to some of the things Jesus prayed.

I have glorified you on the earth, he says to his prayers. Listen to some of the things Jesus prayed. I have glorified you

on the earth, he says to his father. I have manifested your name. I have not come to seek my own glory,

but the glory of him that sent me. Jesus lived his life for the glory of God. He wanted the name of his heavenly father to be magnified. He wanted it to be

reverenced. He wanted it to be treated as holy. And so if we want to be like Jesus, we will pray as Jesus did.

Lord, we want you to be glorified. We want his name to be hallowed, to be reverenced in every sphere of life and existence.

We want the name of God to be hallowed, reverenced in the world as a whole.

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