Here's Nancy DeMoss Woglemouth.

If you have a spotless house and you fix awesome meals and you are like an award-winning mother and a prize-winning home and could have magazine covers about your home or your homemaking prowess, it means nothing if you don't have a heart that is connected to the Lord.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Adorned, for Monday, March 27th, 2017.

You can paint your walls, redo your flooring, install new fixtures, or update your look. None of these things truly create a warm home.

But your attitude while tackling projects like these will make a big difference within your

four walls and beyond. Find out why, as Nancy continues in a series called God's beautiful

design for women, living out Titus 2, 1 through 5.

Let me ask you if you have your Bible there to turn to the Gospel of Luke chapter 10.

And I want us to look at a very familiar passage, familiar to most of us, about a homemaker named Martha.

That seems to be a popular name for homemakers. And I want us to see some things in this woman's life that pick up on the next quality that we're looking at in our

study of Titus chapter 2. Luke chapter 10 beginning in verse 38. Now as they, that is Jesus and his

band of disciples, those who were following with him, as they were traveling along, he entered a village

and a woman named Martha welcomed him into her home. So the first thing we learn about

Martha is that she has a home. And we know that the home was in the town of Bethany, that she

had a sister named Mary and a brother named Lazarus. And as far as we know she was not

married, but we don't really know whether she was or wasn't,

but we know that she had a home and that she had a heart for her home and a heart for hospitality.

She was working at home, which is what we studied over the last few sessions in Titus 2,

that women are to do, as they reflect the gospel, they're to be working at home. And that's what Martha did.

And that's why she was able to welcome Jesus and those who were accompanying him into her home.

And this was probably no small band. It wasn't, you know, just a little intimate dinner here.

There could have been a dozen or two dozen or maybe three dozen people. So somehow she had to make

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