How many times have you rushed around on Sunday morning trying frantically to get everybody to church?

Here's Donna Otto with some advice.

Order starts the night before. Order doesn't start the morning of your day. It starts the night before.

And the key word to organization is preparation.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Wednesday, May 10.

Earlier in the week, our guest Donna Otto described her bleak home life.

She didn't experience joy or peace until she began to visit the homes of some of her friends,

and it changed her life.

Donna determined to create a home of order and peace, but it wasn't easy.

She'll tell us about some of the practical things she

had to learn about organization in just a minute. To begin, here's one of the women who

has been listening along with us.

My background, you could change the names and the dates and the places the same. And

it was visiting other people's homes. And I remember on Friday nights, usually after games, you'd spend the night with someone, you know.

And one family I love to spend the night with because on Saturday morning, everyone had to clean.

Even the brothers and then the one sister that I was friends with.

And if you had a friend spend the night, this was what the family did. And I loved it.

It was a designated time.

I can't remember now what it was, but say like by 10 o'clock, everyone was done, and then you were free for your Saturday.

And I love spending the night there. So I patterned our Saturday

morning cleanup after that. My husband still worked on Saturdays. He wasn't there. But the children

and I, and any guess, did Saturday morning cleanup. But I heard a little tip somewhere about how to make

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