One young wife has discovered that the joy of submitting to her husband is ultimately based on the Lord.

My submission is not because my husband has earned it or deserves it, but it's because I have

been commanded this in the Word of God. And he is not going to leave me astray. I'm finding a lot

of rest in that. This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgameth, author of Adorned.

For April 30th, 2025, I'm Dana Gresh.

Wow, can you believe that today is already the last day of April?

Where did the spring go?

Well, you're on Revive Our Hearts.

April's been a month of surrender.

In a variety of ways, we've been reminding our hearts to lay aside whatever right to be in control we might think we have and to place our lives in the Lord's hands.

Now, sometimes that's harder than others.

Sometimes it's a dramatic, life-changing moment.

But more often than not, surrendering to God's will comes in the little daily choices, dare I say,

even mundane decisions. I'll tell you, one area for us as wives where it can be a challenge

to say, yes, Lord, is in submitting to our husbands. Can I get an amen? Well, today Nancy DeMoss-Walgamuth

is going to help us think carefully about submission

in marriage. But to set the stage, I want you to hear a conversation I had with Anna Preston.

She's a young wife on staff at Revive Our Hearts, and she's learning this submission thing for herself.

Tell us when you first encountered Revive Our Hearts. Yeah, I was a freshman in college at Moody Bible Institute and came across Nancy's book Adorned and of course had to read the author

description because I was very fixated on the book. And that was when I learned

about Nancy and all of Revive Our Hearts and started following along with the ministry.

And how long ago was that? That was five years ago in 2019.

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