Say you're finally ready to bring some peace and order to your home.

It doesn't mean your husband sees things quite the same way.

Here's Donna Otto.

Men have a difficulty in appreciating what it takes.

I remember that being true in my own home, I was working very hard at finally getting organized.

And now I'm working so hard.

And I thought, does he not see?

Does he not want to cooperate?

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Thursday, May 11th. Donna Otto has been helping us evaluate our homes this week. Are we creating a place of

peace and order for God's glory? Or are we so focused on perfection that we're not serving

the people he's put in our paths.

Donna's been answering practical questions from our audience, and she'll continue with the issue of organizing our time.

You said order starts the night before. Can you talk about that a little bit?

Yes, I mean preparation, particularly.

And the assessment of realization that the two key times in a woman's life, whether she

has many children or just she and her husband, is the morning hour when you're getting up,

getting dressed, getting fed, getting out.

That cycle happens every morning.

And then in the evening it happens again in reverse.

You're getting in, getting fed, getting undressed, and getting to bed.

So it doesn't take a rocket scientist to say,

these are the two times of the day that I need to be the most prepared because those are the

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