Hey, Dana Gresh here. Before today's program begins, I want to say thank you to all of you who've prayed for the Walgamuth family in recent days as Robert, Nancy's husband, was hospitalized. It's with heavy hearts that we share. He is now with the Lord. If you'd like to hear in Robert's own words, the glorious hope of heaven, I hope you'll

listen to yesterday's program on Revive Our Hearts.com or the Revive Our Hearts app.

I want you to also continue to pray for Nancy that the Lord would comfort her in the days to come.

She recorded the teaching that you're about to hear before Robert was even sick, but know that she is grieving as one who has great hope in the Lord.

Now, here's today's program.

The Psalms say the wicked are ultimately unproductive, like chaff, blown away in the wind.

So Nancy DeMoss-Walgamuth points out,

When Jesus took our sin, he became,

For our sakes, like chaff. Refuse, rubbish, no value. He took the judgment that we deserved.

He endured the scoffing of sinners so that we would not have to perish.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamith, author of A 30-day Walk with God in the Psalms.

For January 13th, 2026, I'm Dana Gresh.

Just a reminder that today's day 13 of our Read Through the Bible in 2026 plan.

So your private reading is Genesis 45 through 47 today.

But today on Revive Our Hearts, Nancy's finishing up our close look at the first Psalm.

Let's listen.

Now, we've talked during this time about the characteristics of the righteous and the characteristics of the wicked.

We've seen that from Psalm chapter 1 that there are two different paths, that two different kinds of people are on and there are two very different outcomes for their lives.

The righteous are blessed and the wicked will perish.

That is so clear in this passage and we have today one final day in our journey through Psalm

1.

You say, what's left?

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