Nancy Lee DeMoss looks at the biblical example of Joshua and finds that he was faithful even in mundane tasks.

Every calling has its dirty work. You were so excited to have that first child in your arms,

and I hope that you haven't lost a sense of the wonder of the calling to be a mother.

But you know that there are a lot of parts of mothering

that are not glamorous. It's just the day in, the day out, and I see Joshua saying, I'm going to be

faithful with the big exciting tasks, and I'm also going to be faithful in the little things.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Wednesday, October 29th, 2014.

I've never appreciated the story of Joshua like I have before hearing Nancy teach through it in several series.

Today, we pick up on the 12th of these series on Joshua.

It's called Lessons from the Life of Joshua Part 12, Leaving a Legacy.

For about 10 years, when I was in my 20s and into my early 30s,

I traveled full-time year-round doing different kinds of ministry,

mostly doing women's conferences and seminars.

And during those years, I didn't have a home.

I lived out of a suitcase.

I lived in hotels for a period of time in there.

I lived in a motor home.

And finally the day came when the Lord changed the season of life and ministry for me, adjusted some

things. And I bought a piece of property and built a home by that time I was in my mid-30s.

And that was a big transition for me, from those years of traveling, living on the road,

to settling down. I still travel quite a bit, but not like I did in my 20s. And it was a

huge transition. There were some wonderful aspects of it. There were some challenges that went

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