If you want to learn a skill, you have to practice, right?

Have you ever considered obeying God's Word as practice?

Here's Pat Ennis.

God's Word doesn't offer a cafeteria plan for obedience, that if you tend to have the aptitude for it, then you do it.

He tells us that these are some specific things that please me,

and that is going to mean sometimes that we have to practice, and we're going to fall,

and we need to pick ourselves up with his strength and keep moving on,

so that we do become proficient.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss. It's Monday, July 28th.

An important part of our mission here at Revive Our Hearts is helping women experience the fullness of God's purpose for our lives.

And Nancy, this week's programs are no exception.

This week we want to talk about one aspect of biblical womanhood that, well, for some of our listeners,

is going to sound like we're talking about something very old-fashioned.

In fact, let me use a word

that maybe you haven't heard for a while. It's the term homemaking, the making of a home.

And God's call to us as women, whether married or single, in different senses, to be homemakers

is such an important part of his mission and his vision for our lives. And this

week to help us with that subject, we're going to be talking with two women who have co-authored

a couple of books that help us understand God's perspective on this subject of homemaking.

Dr. Pat Ennis and Dr. Lisa Tatlock both teach at the Masters College, which you may be familiar with

in Southern California. Pat and Lisa have also co-authored two books, the first called

Becoming a Woman Who Pleases God, and the Second Designing a Lifestyle that Pleases God.

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