The Psalms say the wicked are ultimately unproductive, like chaff blown away in the wind.

So Nancy DeMoss-Walgamuth points out that when Jesus took our sin, he became, for our sakes, like chaff.

Refuse, rubbish, no value. He took the judgment that we deserved.

He endured the scoffing of sinners so that we would not have to perish.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamoo, author of A 30-day Walk with God in the Psalms for January 11th, 2019.

Today, Nancy's wrapping up the series, How to Have a Happy New Year.

Well, hasn't this been a rich time? Six little verses, Psalm 1 at the start of the new year,

the way of the righteous and the way of the wicked, and God has so filled my heart as I've studied and prepared for this series. I hope that you've

been reading Psalm 1 here at the outset of the year, maybe that you've memorized it. If not, it's not

too late. Meditate on it. I get the most, I get more than anybody else out of these series because

I have to spend so much more time preparing than you do listening. But even up through this week,

the Lord has been showing me new things

in this passage. And I hope that you're also planning to take the daily Bible reading challenge

with us this year. And it's simple. Just read the Bible every day. Let me also ask at the end of

this series now, if you would let us know how the Lord has

spoken to you through this study. You can send us an email, you can go on the daily program,

and at the bottom there's a comment blog, and you can post comments about what the Lord

has said to you through this series. We'd love to hear from you to know how God has spoken

to you over these last couple of weeks.

Now, we've talked during this time about the characteristics of the righteous and the

characteristics of the wicked. We've seen that from Psalm chapter one that there are two different

paths that these two different kinds of people are on and there are two very different outcomes

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