A woman approached Nancy DeMas Walgamuth at a Revive Our Hearts recording session.

She wanted to thank Nancy, not for what she'd taught that day, but for how Nancy had responded to some difficult coaching.

Now, decades later, Nancy reflects on that interaction.

And that was a powerful moment for me, because I realized, you know, not only am I teaching the word, but the word is shaping me.

And the most important aspect of my ministry may not be the words I say, whether it's one program or two programs or that stuff is relatively inconsequential compared to are we submitting ourselves to the counsel and instruction of the word.

Welcome to the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Adorned.

For September 1st, 2021, I'm Dana Gresh.

I'm Dana Gresh.

You've heard it many times before.

It's often not what you say, but your attitude or your non-verbals or your way of life that communicates the most loudly. In other words, walking the walk

is as important as talking the talk. Today we'll hear how God brought that lesson home to Nancy

in the early days of this program. This Friday will be our 20th anniversary and we're taking some time to thank God for what he's done in and through revive our hearts over the years.

To help us do that, Bob Lapine traveled to our Michigan studio and did some reminiscing with Nancy.

As you're about to hear, Bob has been a great friend and coach to Nancy over the years, So it's appropriate and a great privilege to have them join us today.

Let's listen to this conversation between Bob Lapine and Nancy DeMoss-Wagelmuth.

So Revive Our Hearts aired for the first time on Labor Day.

Yes.

It's Monday, September 3rd, and this is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss.

An appropriate birthing day, because it had been a long labor.

We started recording that year in January.

That's right.

And it was September when the first program was aired.

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