Nancy DeMas Walgamu says, you don't have to try and impress God.

God doesn't want your religion. He doesn't want your theological knowledge. He doesn't want all the great things you've done for him.

He doesn't need all that. What he wants is for you and me to say, it's not my brother, it's not my sister, it's not the prostitute down the street. It's not the drug addict across town.

It's not the guy in prison that I'll never meet.

It's me, oh, Lord, standing in the need of prayer.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Lies, Women Believe, and the truth that sets them free.

For August 13th, 2020, I'm Dana Gresh.

Well, all this week, and last week, Nancy's been telling us the incredible story of a prostitute named Rehab. We read about this story

in the book of Joshua. She's a woman who found forgiveness and mercy from God when his people

attacked her very wicked city. She found hope for the future. It's been so encouraging to hear

what God did in her life. And now, Nancy, today's program,

what we're about to hear, has a unique backstory.

It does, and it's one of my favorite moments in the history of this ministry. You may remember

that for years, we recorded Revive Our Hearts in Little Rock in the studios of Family

Life Today, which were then located in West Little Rock.

Many of the women who attended the recording sessions in those days were faithful church members.

They were from this relatively affluent, suburban community.

And from all appearances, these are mostly women who seem to have it all put

together. Well, we recorded this entire series on Rehab that we've aired over the last couple of

weeks. We recorded it in one day. And as the Lord would have it, we didn't play in this, but the Lord

clearly did. On that day, a woman showed up in the audience,

bringing with her several women who were from a Christian rehab home that was a couple of hours

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