A God concerned with humanity reflects on the matter of today´s religious experience. Its starting point and main concerned is the current urge of a new religiosity whose influx into Christianity has been subtracting the dimension of solidarity with the fellow man from the concrete following of Jesus Christ. Indeed, it is about the increasing influence of narcissism and its other face, indifference, which mutilate the Christian faith. By following the seejudge-act scheme, the present dissertation puts such religiosity against Edward Schillebeeckx`s comprehension of the experience of God lived by Jesus of Nazareth as a servant and an announcer of the kingdom of God. Its objective is to answer the question through the contribution of that eminent theologian to overcome the narcissism and the indifference identified in contemporary Christianity. In order to conclude, it finally emphasizes the analysis of Jesus´ experience of God as an experience of a God concerned with the humanity: this is the fundamental contribution of Schillebeeckx to overcome narcissism and indifference and, therefore, to rescue the whole life experience of the Christian faith as love for God and love for the fellow man.