As Tom Ellif looks back on his early parenting years, he realizes something important.

Here he is talking with Nancy Lee DeMoss.

Kids need anchors in their life.

And so we decided that breakfast was going to be our anchor.

That was an anchor in my family, too.

Yeah, yeah, so important.

And I would read scripture and pray, and it wasn't so much the content there was the consistency that we were after.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Thursday, July 16th.

In the month of July, we've gotten a lot of practical ideas from some wise people.

The interviews this month have shown us how to be better organized, communicate in marriage, and connect with our children.

The great lineup of interviews this month continues as Nancy welcomes today's guests.

Well, I'm delighted to welcome to revive our hearts this week.

Some very special guests you're going to get to know and love them as I have over the years.

And this is a privilege for us to just sit and learn from two servants of the Lord who have been further down the road than some of us and a lot of

life experience. And I love those opportunities to sit and ask questions and listen and learn

from people who've walked with God, walked faithfully, and have a lot of wisdom.

So Tom and Jeannie, Elif, welcome to revive our hearts.

And we're together at a conference in San Antonio this weekend.

And you're speaking, Tom, and I asked if you and Jeannie would be willing to step into our makeshift studio here in the hotel

and share out of your lives with our listeners.

Just some of the things God has taught you about marriage, about parenting, about grandparenting,

and about leaving a godly legacy.

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