Meditation means a lot of different things to people.

Gretchen Saffles talks about the meaning of true biblical meditation.

Meditating is filling my mind with God's word.

I want it to not just be in my mind, but to permeate my thoughts, my decisions, my feelings, my actions. This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with

Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of A Place of Quiet Rest. For January 6th, 22, I'm Dana Gresh. If you've ever tried to read the Bible, it felt like you just weren't getting much out of it.

You want to be sure and listen to today's episode of Revive Our Hearts.

Our guest is my friend Gretchen Saffles.

She's the author of a beautiful book called The Well-Watered Woman. And she heads up an organization called Well-Watered Women.

And her heart, like ours, is to help women experience freedom, fullness, and fruitfulness in Christ.

Gretchen lives in the Atlanta area with her husband and two sons and another little one on the way. I was so thankful that she took some time out of

her busy schedule to chat with us about some ways that we can all do a better job of getting

God's word into our hearts.

Nancy, yesterday my heart was so reminded of how much I love being in God's word

and how much fruit it produces in my life when I'm faithful to open my Bible every day

and just feast on it.

Yeah, Dan, I felt the same thing.

And as we were listening to our friend Gretchen Saffles, she's been on Rev. Yeah, Dan, I felt the same thing. And as we were listening to our friend

Gretchen Saffles, she's been on Reviver Hearts before, and we have her back again this week

to talk with us about what it means to be well-watered women. And it's the water of the word

that waters our hearts. So Gretchen, thank you for making us thirsty for Jesus, thirsty for more

of his word. And if you missed yesterday's episode, you want to be sure and go back and catch it at

revive our hearts.com or wherever you listen to podcasts. But Gretchen, as you were talking about

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