Nancy Lee DeMoss invites you to look at what God could do in your husband's life long-term.

Oh, maybe you can't see it yet.

Maybe there's no evidence of your husband ever becoming a real man of God.

And there is no guarantee that he ever will.

But ask God to give you faith for what that man could be if you'd be willing to make a long-term commitment

and investment in that man.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Thursday, September 24th, 2015.

If you've got to of this week's programs on the difference between a wise and foolish woman,

I hope you'll catch up at revive our hearts.com.

It's been a valuable study, one that Nancy continues today.

Here she is in the series, Becoming a Woman of Discretion.

We've been looking at a portrait of a foolish woman as she's illustrated in Proverbs Chapter 7.

We've come to verse 13, and we've seen that this foolish woman with crafty seductive intent has gone out to meet a young

foolish man in the middle of the night and in an inappropriate place and setting for she is a married

woman and she's focusing attention and effort upon a man who is not her husband. We've seen that she is

physically aggressive in her behavior toward this man. is not her husband. We've seen that she is physically aggressive in her

behavior toward this man. She greets him boldly. She's an initiator in the relationship

versus taking the role that God intended for us to have as women as responders. And there's a

little phrase that we passed over in the last session from verse 13.

We're told she caught him, she kissed him, and with an impudent face, she spoke to him.

She initiates the conversation.

That word impudent in some of your translations reads brazen.

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