Here's Nancy De Maswalgemuth with a key question.

Do the words that come out of your mouth reveal that your heart is fully dedicated,

surrendered to God?

Are you filling your mind and your heart with the word of God so that what comes out of

your mouth will be messages from him?

This is the Reviver Hearts Podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgemuth, author of Holiness

The Heart God Purifies.

For February 5, 2024, I'm Dana Gresch.

This version of Take My life and Let It Be is from Nancy's Piano album, called Be Still.

During our current series, also called Be Still, Nancy's digging into the rich meaning of the hymns she plays on that album.

Here's Nancy.

I so enjoyed recording this.

It's taken me back to my childhood and growing up years to be playing

the piano and playing these great hymns many of which you don't hear very often today

and uh... some of you have been asking will, the piano music, be available so that others can play it?

And the answer is yes, it will be.

That's available at revive Our Hearts.com.

There are different kinds of hymns that have different kinds of thrusts and emphasis, but some of the

hymns that I most enjoy are those that express a heart of consecration.

They're sometimes called aspiration, songs or hymns of longing expressing to the Lord our desire to be closer to him to know him to walk with him to be consecrated fully to him and that's one of the ones that we want to look at today.

Well last week we talked about Francis Ridley Havergale and her great hymn like a river glorious.

Francis was a committed believer, she was serving the Lord,

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