God nourishes us so that we can nourish others. Here's Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth.

We have been blessed to be a blessing. You take in the nourishment so you can produce fruit

for the benefit and the nourishment of others. God feeds and nourishes us so we can feed and nourish others. This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with

Nancy DeMoss Walgerman, author of A Place of Quiet Rest. For January 8th, 2026, I'm Dana Gresh. If you're reading through the Bible with us, today we're reading Genesis

chapters 28 to 30 with drama in the life of Jacob. To join us reading the Bible this year,

head to revive our hearts.com slash Bible 2026. So, happy new year

is a popular phrase, but does anybody really know how to make it come true? To answer that question,

Nancy's turning to Psalm 1. Well, here at the outset of the new year, the beginning of January,

we're taking the first couple of weeks to talk about how to be happy in this new year, the beginning of January, we're taking the first couple of weeks

to talk about how to be happy in this new year, how to have a blessed new year. And the new year

is now well underway, but we're still thinking about resolutions and goals and the trajectory

we want our lives to be on this year, the pathway we're going to choose.

And that's why we're taking these couple of weeks meditating on Psalm 1, which talks about

how to be a blessed person, how to not only have a blessed year, but how to have a blessed

life and a blessed eternity. Let me read the first couple of verses here.

Blessed is the man who walks not in the counsel of the

wicked, nor stands in the way of sinners, nor sits in the seat of scoffers. But his delight is in the

law of the Lord, and on his law he meditates day and night. Now, if you've not been with us thus

far for this series, we have spent the last four sessions on those two verses. Psalm 1 versus 1 and 2. Now as we come to verse 3, we ask the question,

what is the outcome or the result of this way of life? The person who doesn't walk in the

counsel of the wicked, who does delight in the law of the Lord. What's the reward? What's the

payoff? What's the outcome of his way of life? Verse three tells us he is like a tree

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