What do you hope others see about the way you live? Here's Judy Dunnigan. Ladies, how amazing

would it be if we are remembered as someone who just sat at Jesus' feet, being known to sit at

his feet, being known to weep at his feet, being known to worship. This is the Revive Our Hearts

Podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of A Place of Quiet

Rest. For Memorial Day, May 31st, 2021, I'm Dana Gresh. You ever get so busy serving the Lord, but you miss out on spending time with him?

We're not careful.

Even the busyness of good things, the busyness of ministry can distract us from the wonder

of Jesus.

Judy Dunnigan is going to talk about that today, and we'll look at the example of Mary of Bethany.

In the fall of 2019, Reviver Hearts hosted a Sisters in Ministry Summit.

A number of women's ministry leaders gathered at the headquarters in Michigan for a time of fellowship,

teaching, and encouragement. My friend Judy was at this event. She's an acquisitions editor at Moody

Publishers, and she served as a women's ministry leader for several years, and she's passionate

about discipling women. We're sharing her message from that wintry, icy Michigan day,

if you can imagine that here in May. And now here's Judy Dunnigan.

Well, one thing I want to share with you is that I tend to be clumsy. I trip a lot and my sweet

husband will be walking down the street and he'll point things out and just say, watch out for

this. And I can't blame it on old age. I'm going to be 60 in a month. It actually goes way back into my 20s. And one of my more epic falls was when my daughter was only six and I was taking her to her gymnastics class. We lived in the Detroit area at the time and it was much like this kind of morning. And her little four-year-old friend was with us and I thought it was going to be the protector in this snowy, icy parking lot.

So I had their hands, and I'm the one who fell, flat on my face.

And the little four-year-old, my daughter's friends right away said,

Mommies don't fall down.

And my daughter valiantly defended me, almost offended, and said, oh, yes, they do.

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