In this special Christmas episode of the Rest and Remain Podcast, we’re pausing our rest series to reflect on the humility of Christ through the lens of Philippians 2:6-8.

Join me, as we dive into the wonder of Jesus choosing to step down from heavenly glory to meet us in our brokenness.

Together, we’ll explore the profound significance of His birth — from the manger to the cross — and what it means to live with the same humility and love He displayed. Whether you’re preparing lunch for the kids, driving to work, or quietly listening with your Bible open, this episode will encourage your heart and anchor your focus on what truly matters this holiday season.

Let’s celebrate the beauty of Christ’s sacrifice and His call to live humbly, serve others, and share His love.

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