When Rosaria Butterfield came to know Christ, she faced open hostility at the college where

she had worked as a professor, and she realized it was an opportunity.

Religious liberty does not prevent us from being ridiculed.

But how we handle that ridicule will communicate where the Lord is in our suffering, in our humility, and our weakness, because

this is not a culture war.

This is a spiritual war.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Tuesday, February 9th, 2016.

Music podcast for Tuesday, February 9th, 2016. I love, love, love seeing how the gospel changes everything.

It has changed everything in my life.

It is changing everything in my life. And that's Rosaria

Butterfield, who's giggling in the background there, because we've been talking about my new marriage

to her agent, now my husband, Robert Walgamuth, and so the gospel and Robert Walgamuth are changing

everything in my life. But, you know, at the core of who we are, the gospel and Robert Wollgamuth are changing everything in my life.

But, you know, at the core of who we are, the gospel does change everything.

And the last couple of days we've been talking with my new friend Rosaria.

Rosaria, I read your first book when it first came out,

and we're offering that to our listeners this week for a gift of any amount to revive our hearts.

It's called the secret thoughts of an unlikely convert.

And I keep saying we're all unlikely converts.

There's no likely convert to Jesus Christ.

He has to draw us.

But when I first read that book and I saw the power of the gospel to transform your life, you were not looking for Jesus.

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