Nancy Lee DeMauze says God calls each generation to pass on biblical truth to the next.

And I think the enemy would love nothing better than for one generation to drop the baton.

And to say, you know, we'll just, as long as things are okay in our generation, we're okay.

No, I live with a heart and a passion for these younger women who are coming up,

who are facing things that I've not had to face and dealing with tough issues and living

in a very broken prodigal world, but to say the grace of God and the gospel of Jesus Christ

are all that you need to be the woman he made you to be in your generation.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Wednesday, September 3rd.

Yesterday, we started celebrating a couple of big milestones with Nancy and a special guest host.

He returns again today.

Well, again, let me make sure not to have anyone too confused as they hear me speaking on Revive Our Hearts.

I'm Bob Lapine, and I'm the co-host

of Family Life today and also serve as the co-host for a new program called In Context with Michael

Easley. But I'm here on Revive Our Hearts today because of a special affinity that I have

for your ministry, Nancy, and I've been a part of the advisory board for Revive Our Hearts

for seven years. I don't know how many of our listeners know that your program is recorded in

studios in Little Rock at the headquarters of Family Life, and our team's very involved in helping

to produce your radio program because we believe strongly in your mission and in your ministry and want to

try to help support that as much as we can. And I thought it would be good for us to spend

some time today talking about what is ahead for Revive Our Hearts. You are today celebrating

your 50th birthday and Revive Our Hearts is seven years old today.

In fact, I remember the first day Revive Our Hearts aired was a Labor Day.

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