Nancy DeMas Weggamuth looks at the direction our nation is heading as we ask God to provide a dramatic turnaround.

Listen, ladies, revival as far as I'm concerned after years of studying this and believing God for it. It's not just a nice idea.

It's not an option. It's something we have got to have.

This is the Revive Our Hearts Podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walden, author of choosing gratitude.

For July 15, 2024, I'm Danagrashed. If you tend to be a crier,

you tend to be a crier or you don't like to cry,

you might pray that God will take away your tears.

But today, you'll be encouraged to cry, the right kind of tears instead.

Today's program is part of a series Nancy began last week on

revival. If you missed it you can hear every episode on the Revive Our Hearts

app or just visit Revive Our Hearts.com.

Nancy's continuing in the series, The Cry of the Captives.

Well, we're looking at Psalm 126,

and we're in the middle of that Psalm,

where we find this intense earnest prayer for

revival. As the Psalma says, Lord, would you turn again our captivity, oh Lord, as the

streams in the South? He is recognized in the first part of this

Psalm the times in the past when God has moved when God has set his people free and

now he's praying for a fresh visitation of God's spirit and for a supernatural

dramatic work of God.

That's something else that I see in this verse for.

Turn again our captivity, captivity oh Lord as the streams in the

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