A Pride Test

Revive Our Hearts

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 17 September 2007

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

Pride keeps us far from God. Pride keeps the presence and the power of God out of our churches.

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0:00.0	Here's Nancy Lee DeMoss with a pop quiz.
0:03.0	When is the last time you said these words to a family member, to a friend, to a co-worker,
0:10.0	I was wrong.
0:13.0	Will you please forgive me?
0:15.0	Now let me tell you if it's been more than a month, mark it down.
0:19.0	Haven't you send in a month?
0:21.6	Once the last time you said that to your husband?
0:23.6	I was wrong.
0:24.6	Will you please forgive me?
0:26.6	And why is it so hard for us to say those words?
0:30.6	Why?
0:31.6	Because we're proud.
0:33.6	It's Monday, September 17th, and this is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss.
0:44.7	We all need revival. Nancy explained why last week, when she began a series called Seeking Him. It's
0:57.0	a 12-week study on personal revival. A lot of women are listening each day while studying
1:03.5	related material in the Seeking Him workbook. Today, Nancy will tell us about a prerequisite
1:10.0	to revival.
1:13.0	Well, we're continuing now into our second week of this series on seeking Him, seeking the Lord,
1:19.5	and with the goal that the Lord will come and, as Josea says, reign righteousness upon us.
1:25.5	This week we want to talk about what I think biblically is one of the most
1:30.2	foundational elements of seeking the Lord. It's the foundation for experiencing and enjoying
1:36.8	the presence of the Lord in personal revival and in corporate revival. It's the starting place.
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