When God spoke to Elijah, it was in a still small voice.

That meant the prophet had to be quiet and listen.

Here's Mary Peckham.

But maybe we're making too much noise nowadays.

We're making a lot of noise in the churches, a lot of music, and a lot of this and that and the other thing.

And we can't hear the still small voice because we don't expect God to speak in that way.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Thursday, March 29th. Over the last couple of days, we heard a message from Mary Peckham. As a teenager, she experienced

revival on the Isle of Lewis off the coast of Scotland. Nancy had a chance to sit down with Mary and her husband to talk

about revival. Learn to have the kind of heart that God visits in revival as we hear that conversation

today. This week we've been hearing what I think is one of the most thrilling testimonies of

revival and eyewitness account of revival and one of the most thrilling testimonies of revival, and eyewitness account of revival,

and one of the most moving ones that I have heard, I've listened to it many times over the years,

and each time my heart has been freshly stirred, as Mary Peckham has shared with us,

what she saw and experienced as the presence of God moved in in the Isle of Lewis

just off the coast of Scotland in the 1950s. And I know your heart has been stirred as you've

listened to that story. I had heard of Colin and Mary Peckham many times over the years,

and now I've been visiting in Scotland on a revival heritage

tour over these last few days and have just had a chance to meet Mary and her husband, Colin,

and what a privilege it has been. Colin was for many years the president or the principal

of a Bible college, first in South Africa, and then here in

Edinburgh, Scotland, and so has been training students in the Word of God, the ways of God,

and in revival. And now for the last five years, Colin and Mary have been together in itinerant

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