When you're connected with God in prayer, you start to become more sensitive to what he's doing around you.

Here's Kim Wagner.

People are constantly pouring out their hearts to us.

You cannot go into Walmart or into the grocery store, hardly without running into someone who is in need.

You may not even know that person,

and God may lay on your heart to pray for them.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walcombe,

co-author of True Woman 101, for June 18, 2018.

Thank you. 2018, 2018.

Fawfin said that if I could only share one message with women,

it would be on the importance of spending time with God each day in the word and in prayer.

Last week, we covered that topic in a series on the True Woman Manifesto.

As you know, we've been exploring the manifesto point by point in several series throughout this year.

And last week, we looked at a couple of points in the manifesto, which, by the way, you can read or download at Revive Our Hearts.com.

We began looking at what we're calling the Declaration section of the manifesto. And here are two of those true woman declarations that we

looked at last week. First, we will be women of the word seeking to grow in our knowledge of

scripture and to live in accord with sound doctrine in every area of our lives.

And then we will nurture our fellowship and communion with God through prayer, in praise,

thanksgiving, confession, intercession, and supplication. If you missed any of the teaching segments

that go along with those points, you can hear them or read them at revive our hearts.com. After teaching through those declarations to a group of women,

I wanted to explore more of what being a woman of the word looks like in real life. And also some more

practical aspects of how to develop a vital prayer life. So I talked with my friend Kim Wagner. You've

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