Sometimes a heart needs to be broken before God will fill it.

Here's Colin Peckham.

God breaks our hearts when he comes, and we can easily sob and easily come to Christ.

Then consecration is so easy. Then giving over to God is easy,

because you write in the presence of God and who is more wonderful than he

when he comes and reveals himself in such a wonderful way.

It's Friday, March 30th, and you're listening to Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss.

Is it good to be content?

Of course it is.

In almost every case, except one.

Nancy will tell us when it's right to be discontented in just a few minutes.

Yesterday, she talked with Colin and Mary Peckham, experts on revival.

We're going to join that conversation as Mary explains what the services were like during a revival in the 1950s at the Isle of Lewis, off the coast of Scotland.

Here's Mary.

There was such a deep reverence.

We walked two and a half miles to church every night and two and a half miles back again.

And the closer we came to the sanctuary, the more our expectation increased and anticipation and solemnity at the very thought that we're going to the house of God.

And so our conversation would die as we came nearer the church.

And then as we entered the church, there never was a greeting or a sound of any kind.

Nobody spoke.

That was all left outside.

You're now in the house of God.

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