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Keith Getty is a songwriter and a dad.

He says singing is an important part of discipling the next generation.

What we actually need to be doing is building deep believers more and more.

And part of that is in the hymns we sing.

All our children, whether we're parents or grandparents or teachers or pastors,

all our children are going to be significantly influenced, first of all, by the songs they sing.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of holiness, The Heart God Purifies.

For August 26, 2022, I'm Dana Gresh. My richest gay, I count but loss and poor contempt on all my pride.

Anytime you do a project around the house, you use tools.

Think about the tools you have in your kitchen alone.

I'm not talking about tools like hammers and

screwdrivers. Your kitchen has, I don't know, pots, pans, knives, dishes, utensils, appliances.

They're all tools, tools that help you do whatever you need to do well. When it comes to the

project of spiritual instruction, this week Nancy's

been helping us see another tool we can use, the Heidelberg Catechism. Whether you're wanting

to grow personally or you're investing spiritually in your children or friends, I think this catechism,

it can be an important utensil in your discipleship drawer. And when we combine the principles we find in a solid catechism, it can be an important utensil in your discipleship drawer.

And when we combine the principles we find in a solid catechism with well-composed music,

well, the results can be so powerful.

That's something our friend Bob Lapine discussed with Keith Getty some weeks ago.

Bob is a veteran of Christian radio and a longtime member of the Revive Our Hearts Advisory Board. Keith Getty is a well-known writer of modern hymns and he and his

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