Anne Ortland used to pray this way every night with her late husband, Ray.

We pray that God will put nice dreams into each other and that we'll wake up the next morning in an awareness of his presence.

And we pray God's blessing on each other, his benediction on our heads.

And you just can't let the sun go down on your wrath if you're ending each day like that.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss. It's Monday, January 7th. Here's Nancy.

Well, we're looking forward today to sharing with you part three of an interview that we recorded with Ray and Ann Orland a number of years ago.

And as we shared last week, and as many of you

were aware, several months ago, Ray went home to be with the Lord. And what a faithful servant of

the Lord, this dear man has been for many, many years, along with his dear wife, Anne. Before we

play the end of that interview for you, I want to take the first part of today's program to just give you

an update on several aspects of the ministry that I think will be of interest to you. First of all,

I want to say a huge thank you to everyone who participated with us in the matching challenge at year

end. Our office is still busy processing and tabulating the last of the year and mail,

but I'm excited to report to you that the Lord has met the matching challenge amount

and above and beyond that.

And I'm so thankful for this fresh evidence of God's faithfulness and his provision

that's going to make it possible for us to continue calling women to freedom,

fullness, and fruitfulness

in Christ throughout the year ahead. And then I want to let you know that during 2008, we'll

be airing a number of programs about what it means to be a true woman of God. We'll be talking

about God's design for our lives as women, why he made us, and what's the difference between

male and female and does it really matter? And what are the implications of that for married

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