Do you ever look at the direction the world is headed and feel like it's hopeless?

Nancy DeMoss Wogglemouth says you can play a powerful role in making things different.

I don't think that most Christian women realize the incredible influence they have in our culture, in their churches, their homes, and their communities.

And for sure, there is one thing we can do. Perhaps the most important thing we can do,

and that's to join together in united prayer and cry out to God.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Wednesday, June 22, 2016.

Over the past couple of years, the Lord isn't putting a fresh burden on my heart,

and I've been sharing bits and pieces of it with you on the

broadcast and through our various other outlets. But today I want to share a bit more fully.

I don't know that we've ever devoted a whole program to something this specific. But this is

really on my heart. And I want to encourage you whatever you're doing right now, short of if you're in the car driving somewhere that you have to get to at a certain time, then I want to encourage you whatever you're doing right now, short of if you're in the car driving

somewhere that you have to get to at a certain time, then I want to encourage you to stop,

if you can, to listen carefully and to ask the Lord what part he might want you to have in this undertaking.

Now, I'm sure that your heart is heavy, as is mine, as we see the proliferation of

violence, the celebration of evil in our world, as we see this nation having lost any sense of moral

compass that it may once have had, and systematically standing against the Word of God and the gospel of Christ.

And it's not getting better.

I cannot even begin to imagine where it's all heading, but we were saying that a few years ago.

We could not have imagined we would be where we are today.

And if we ever wondered, it's become increasingly clear that our hope is not in any human institution or

solutions, including in the political arena, right? There's a lot of hand-wringing over the options

before us right now in the United States of America, and I think we're all understanding that

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