As Mother's Day approaches this weekend, we want to know what do you appreciate about your mom.

My mom really teaches me a lot about being a godly woman.

We do a daily devotion, and the way she really helps people is by, like, when they're sick, she gives them meals,

and she's very loving to people

and she visits them in the hospital and she's like my hero.

I'm thankful for my mom because she takes time out of her schedule to spend a lot of time with us

and she homeschools us.

Well, I really appreciate my mom, first of all, for just expressing the importance of

having a personal relationship with the Lord, because there's so many times I've seen her

just get on her knees and just pray and just really just show that God really does and

has a prayer.

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

Music Our mom's nurtured and cared for us.

When is the last time you told your mom how much you appreciate her?

Mom deserves honor not just because of her hard work and sacrifice, but also because the Bible tells us to honor our parents.

Today, we'll hear about the wonderful experience Nancy DeMoss had when she wrote her mother a formal tribute.

To start, we're going to hear Nancy read her contribution from the book, A Mother's Legacy, edited by

Barbara Rainey and Ashley Eskew. Here's Nancy. On November the 30th, 1957, Arthur DeMoss and Nancy

Sossaman exchanged their wedding vows. Within a week, the 19-year-old bride was expecting her first child. Within the first five years of their marriage, my parents had six children. A seventh followed some years later. Though this was not according to their original plans, they had planned to wait five years to have children. They gladly embraced each child as a gift from God. Life was never

again to be uneventful for this young Southern girl who had married a man 13 years her senior.

Converted to Christ at the age of 24, Art DeMoss was sold out to the Lord and intended to make every

moment of his life count for eternity.

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