At the end of the recent True Woman conference, Nancy DeMoss-Walgamuth wanted each and every woman to remember one thing.

Listen, if you know this Bible from left to right, front to back, inside and out, but you miss Jesus, you will miss life.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Incomparable.

For November 18, 2025, I'm Dana Gresh.

Last month, thousands of women gathered together in Indianapolis and online to behold the wonder of the word.

It was a weekend of spiritual refreshment, fellowship, and soaking in the transformative

truths of Scripture. But you know what? Sometimes it's hard to leave a beautiful, worshipful weekend

like this and just step back into ordinary life.

That's why, at the end of our time together, Nancy DeMoss-Walgamuth gave one last message

to send us off well. We're listening to Part 1 today. Here's Nancy DeMoss-Walgamuth.

I invite you to turn in your Bible to the Gospel of Luke chapter 24.

It's a longish chapter and I'm going to attempt to walk through most of it.

Just a little bit as a tour guide, not in any deep way, but I want to pull out a few things for you to take home as we go from this place.

And I want you to notice, as we read through this chapter, much of it, the centrality of the scripture, the word of God.

I had never noticed all the times you see it in Luke 24. We see the written word, we see the

living word. And when we get to those verses that particularly talk about that, I'm going to have

them on the screen and highlighting where we see the references to the word in this chapter. We'll see that the word of God is

life-giving and life-changing. Now, you're in Luke 24. I'm going to pick up just at the very end

of Luke 23, just to give us some context where we are. Luke 23 details Luke's account of the crucifixion as

Jesus is executed. He's hung to die between two criminals. We read about how at noon darkness

falls on the earth for three hours, how the curtain in the temple is torn so that

access to God can be granted. And Jesus breathes his last, and he dies. Chapter 23, verse 49.

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