Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth says your home can be a place of grace and beauty. Your home may be a,

you know, one side of a dorm room. It may be a prison cell. It may be a palace. It may be a double-wide

trailer. It may be a hotel room if you live on the road, as I did for many years. I've often said

home is where you sleep that night in the years when I was traveling so much. But we can make homes out of

wherever God has placed us that minister grace and the gospel and the likeness of Christ to those

around us.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Adorned, for July 9th,

2018.

In several series this year, Nancy's been teaching point by point through the True Woman Manifesto.

As we continue today, you'll see why your home is so important to the kingdom of God.

Here's Nancy.

Some of you may have seen this issue of good housekeeping.

It came out in May of 2010.

The cover article has to do with 125 women who changed our world.

And one of our listeners sent me a link to an article from this issue, that feature article.

And she pointed out something that was said about one of those women,

125 women who changed our world, a novelist Virginia Woolf, who lived in the early 1900s.

And this article says that Virginia Woolf reminded us in a room of one's own, which was one of her books,

of what remarkable things women might have

written throughout history if they hadn't been too burdened by household cares and society

restrictions. Our listener who sent me this piece commented on the article, and she said, as I read it,

I was grateful for women who had excelled and changed the world.

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