God used one of Dana Gresh's favorite Bible passages to help her see that her approach to hospitality was actually performance-based.

We are to be showing hospitality to each other, not just passing each other on Sunday mornings in the aisle.

And we're to be doing it without grumbling.

We don't need a flawless house.

We just need faithful hearts.

Welcome to the Revive Our Hearts podcast for February 28, 2022.

I'm Nancy DeMoss-Walkimuth.

And oh, I've got to wish my sweet husband, Robert, a happy birthday.

Thank you. husband Robert, a happy birthday. You've probably heard the saying, there's no such thing as a lone ranger Christian.

Well, I couldn't agree more.

We need one another in the body of Christ, and now more than ever.

The world around us seems unstable in so many ways.

And if it weren't for the solid foundation, God gives us in His Word, we wouldn't know up from down or right from wrong.

But when we're connected in meaningful ways to the people of God, our chances

of maintaining a healthy relationship with Christ and the gospel will they go way up. That's something

my co-host, Dana Gresh, addressed last fall at our Revive 21 conference in Indianapolis.

The theme for that event was grounded, standing firm in a shaking world.

Today and tomorrow, here on Revive Our Hearts, we'll listen to Dana's message from that conference.

First, though, here's Dana to set up the context for what she shared, and then we'll transition

right into the first part of her message,

grounded in community. As I prepared for my message at Revive 21, and even after Revive 21,

I've been soaking in the Book of Acts. In fact, I encourage you, open your Bible to the

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