When people on the Bible gave to support the temple building project, there were huge gifts and small donations.

But according to Nancy DeMos Walgamuth, it was all needed, it was all accepted, it was all significant to the whole.

Think about that.

Whatever God prompts us to give as his people, it is significant in God's economy. This is the Reviver Hearts

podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgam the early phases of a six-year initiative.

We're dubbing the wonder of the word.

You'll be hearing more about it in coming weeks and months, but right now there's a lot of work going on behind the scenes.

Nancy's pouring herself into studying and preparing and recording a year's worth of Revive

Our Hearts episodes that'll take us on a journey through the entire Bible.

At the same time, her teaching is being translated into many different languages.

Now, this is a huge effort. It requires a lot of

planning and perseverance. You'll hear her refer to wonder of the word today. Now, someone in the

Old Testament also persevered is he planned and prepared for a huge project, and there are some

important things we can learn from him. Here's Nancy to explain.

She was speaking to the staff of Revive Our Hearts.

I want to invite you, if you have a Bible with you, or you can scroll on your phone there,

to turn to First Chronicles chapter 28.

The last two chapters of First Chronicles, I have felt were so timely for my own heart, my own thinking. I've

shared this with several in our ministry. And I want to just give you kind of an overview.

I want to walk us through this today. And then, so we'll look at the what, what happened in this

case in David's lifetime. And then the so what could this be saying to us and have to do for us as we look in the

context of these opportunities the Lord is setting up for us so as David nears the end of his life

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