According to Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, mentors don't have to be perfect.

Teach out of your failures. Teach out of what God has shown you where you did blow it,

where you didn't trust him, what you learned through that, where God found you about the

addictions that you had, about the ways that you failed. Teach out of your life. This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy

DeMoss Walgapov, author of Adorned. For September 4th, 2020, I'm Danne Gresh.

Well, this week, we've been marking a milestone as a ministry.

Revive Our Hearts is now into our 20th year on the air.

And to celebrate the occasion, we've been exploring some of the main themes heard on this program over the decades.

Dana, it's been such a joy for me to look back over these years and see the faithfulness

and the mercy and the kindness of God.

I want to say what a great privilege it is to serve the Lord.

Whether you do that vocationally as I do or wherever God has placed you in the marketplace, in the home, as a student,

or wherever you're serving Him. There is no joy like that of serving Jesus and others.

I've had the great privilege over these years of opening God's word day after day, year after

year, and letting the Lord speak first to my own heart and change my

life with His Word, and then having the opportunity to share that truth, the Scripture, with others.

Nancy, one of the themes the Lord has put on your heart as you've ministered to women over the years

is a call to understand what it means to live as a woman of God.

And on this program, you've tackled questions like, why did God create men and women?

And how has he made us unique and distinctive?

Yeah, as our society has gone through seismic shifts over these last decades, it's been a sweet thing.

And I think an important thing for us to stay tethered to God's word as we grapple with the truth about who God has called us to be

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