Nancy DeMoss-Walgamuth reminds you, your kids need to be reminded of your love.

Listen, mom, when your kid emails you or calls you or drops you a note and says, I love you, mom, is that meaningful to you?

It is. You think it's not meaningful to your kids?

Say it to them before you hang up the phone.

Just think if this were the last call you ever had, would you have regrets?

Or would you have said enough that you could know that you'd said what needed to be said.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamut, author of Adorned, for Friday, March 10th, 2017. Titus II has so much to offer you as a woman.

We've been discovering the riches of this passage in a series called God's beautiful design

for women. Nancy picks back up in Titus II.

Well, we've been talking over the last several days about younger women learning to love

their husbands. And now we come today to that next phrase, which is that younger women are to learn

to love their children. I came across a piece on the internet while I was studying for this

session. It was written by a mother who has six children, and it was entitled,

thinking of having kids, and she gives several lessons. Lesson number one, if you're thinking about

having children, go to the grocery store, arrange to have your husband's salary paid directly

to their head office, go home, pick up your favorite magazine, and read it for the last time that's lesson one lesson number two

to discover how the nights will feel walk around the living room from five p m to ten p m carrying a wet bag weighing

approximately eight to twelve pounds with a radio turned to static or some other annoying noise playing loudly. At 10 p.m. put the bag

down, set the alarm for midnight and go to sleep. Get up at 12 and walk around the living room again

with the bag until 1 a.m. Set the alarm for 3 a.m. As you can't get back to sleep, get up at 2 a.m.

and raid the refrigerator. Go to bed at 2.45 a.m.

Get up at 3 a.m. when the alarm goes off.

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