When God intersects with your life, nothing stays the same.

Here's Nancy Lee DeMoss.

You say there's contention in my family.

There are negative attitudes.

There's bitterness in my home.

There's anger in my house.

And you're telling me this is holy ground?

God says yes, because I'm here, and I'm holy.

And that makes this place home.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Wednesday, October 1st, 2014.

When I know a big day is ahead of me, I'm tempted to jump into tasks without spending time in prayer and God's Word.

But Joshua provides us with an important example.

Nancy Lee-Demoss will tell us about it.

She's in the series Lessons from the Life of Joshua, Part 9, defeating your Jericho.

Some of you are familiar with the name Hudson Taylor. He was a missionary to China and one of

my heroes of the faith. He was the founder of what was then called the China Inland Mission,

now OMF. And he reminded his workers, this is back in the 1800s, that there were three approaches they could

take to doing God's work. Number one, he said, you can make the best plans you can and carry them out

to the best of your ability. Number two, having carefully laid our plans and determined to carry them

through, we may ask God to help us and to prosper us in connection with

them. And then number three, and of course this was the one he recommended, is begin with God,

ask his plans, and offer ourselves to him to carry out his purposes. Now, which do you find

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