Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth says it's clear from Scripture that God cares for the poor and needy.

Exodus 22 tells us that he is compassionate and he listens to the cry of the needy.

The other thing you can't miss is that we who have been recipients of God's undeserved kindness and mercy and grace are to be channels of his generosity

and his grace toward others who are needing.

This is the Revive Our Hearts Podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Adorned

for July 17, 2018.

In several series this year, Nancy's been digging into the True Woman Manifesto.

To read the manifesto or get a copy for yourself, visit revive our hearts.com.

Here's Nancy to continue.

Well, we've been talking in this part of the True Woman Manifesto about reaching out beyond ourselves, beyond our own comfort zones, getting out of our Christian cloisters,

and becoming engaged as true women in the lives of others.

And we come today to an important part, an important statement in the True Woman Manifesto.

Let me read it to you, and then we'll take a look at it, phrase by phrase.

The Manifesto says, we will reflect God's heart for those who are poor, infirm, oppressed,

widows, orphans, and prisoners by reaching out to minister to their practical and spiritual

needs in the name of Christ.

You know, as you read the scripture from cover to cover, you can't miss the fact

that God cares for the poor and the needy. Exodus 22 tells us that he is compassionate and he

listens to the cry of the needy. The other thing you can't miss is that we who have been

recipients of God's undeserved

kindness and mercy and grace are to be channels of his generosity and his grace toward others who are

needy. So we receive his grace. We are poor and needy. We receive his grace and we are to become

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