Nancy DeMas Walgamuth reminds us why it's so important to study who Jesus is.

You will never know the will of God, the thoughts of God, the mind of God, the heart of God, any better than you know his son, Jesus.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of The Wonder of His Name.

For March 4th, 2022, I'm Dana Grash.

Fix your eyes on Jesus.

Fix your eyes on Jesus.

Wow, that takes me back, one of my favorite worship songs from the early 90s.

It's Twyla Paris, reminding us we can't find anything better to fix our eyes on than Jesus.

Today we're looking at Jesus together by studying 32 of his names.

Nancy continues in a series called The Wonder of His Name.

In the city of Rome, there's a massive fresco that is known as the Aurora. It was painted by an artist named

Guido in the early 1600s on the ceiling of a large hall in a palace. Now, if you were to visit

this palace and try to study the painting from below, first of all, you'd get a stiff neck. You might get a little bit

dizzy, and you'd probably find it difficult to make out all those magnificent figures on the

ceiling. I'm getting a little dizzy just kind of looking up there. But thankfully, the owner of the

palace installed a large, tilted mirror near the floor so that visitors could

look into the mirror and get a better, clearer, more detailed view of the fresco up on the ceiling.

We approach a God who is majestic. He is magnificent, but he is a spirit and he's

far above us. He's transcendent. First Timothy 6 tells us that he dwells in unapproachable light.

It's impossible for us to see him, much less draw near to him on our own. But thankfully,

Jesus came to this earth to mirror for mankind the cosmic presence of God that is so far above

us that we could not see him. Jesus was God's mirror. He came to

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