From the time Art DeMoss committed the first hour each morning to the word of God in prayer,

he never missed a day. His son Mark was watching.

I'd like to say watching him begin each morning like that, that I never missed a morning doing the same thing,

and that wouldn't be true. But it made enough of an impression on me

to seek to make that a goal and a priority of my own. This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast

with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Choosing Forgiveness, for July 7th, 2020, I'm Dana Gresh.

Well, this week, our listeners have a chance to meet one of my very favorite people.

It's my brother, Mark DeMoss.

I've known Mark for, well, a long time,

and we've walked through many seasons of life together. In fact, Mark walked me down the aisle and gave me away at my wedding to Robert. Mark has a heart to seek and follow the Lord,

and he's modeled a life of integrity to his family,

his friends, and his colleagues. Mark wrote a terrific book back in 2011, and you might be thinking,

Nancy, you're just biased. Well, I suppose that's true, but honestly, I think this book is just such

a practical, helpful, encouraging, and challenging

resource. It's an easy read. In fact, the first time I read it cover to cover, I stayed up late

that night reading it, not wanting to put it down. And many times over the years, I've gone back

to reread parts of this book again. It's called The Little Red

Book of Wisdom. It's a book that is little in physical size, but it's just jam-packed with

great practical insight for life. Nancy, you talked with Mark about this book in 2011, and this

week we're revisiting that classic series here on Revive Our Hearts. In your

conversation, you discussed some of the most important habits we can develop in life.

And those habits would later become really important to Mark as he battled cancer and then

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