Anne Dengen and her family were in Uganda.

There were hurting children everywhere, but a 13-year-old boy especially caught their attention.

And this boy had a ripped-up t-shirt and no shorts, no underwear.

When I would go by, he'd, like, pull his shirt down so I couldn't see.

And it just dug in my heart because I was thinking of how even proud I felt of my

ridiculously conquered closets.

And I just said, Lord, what do you want me to do?

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Tuesday, August 6th.

Music with Nancy Lee-Demoss for Tuesday, August 6th.

As you read through the scripture, one of the things you can't help but notice all the way from Genesis through Revelation is that our God has a heart for the nations to

know the gospel. I'm thinking, for example, of Psalm 96, verse 3, declare his glory among the

nations, his marvelous works among all the peoples. We have a mission-minded God. And if we're going to be followers of Christ,

children of God, we're going to be mission-minded as well. And that's why I'm so glad to welcome

back to revive our hearts, our guest this week, Ann Dunnigan, who has written a number of books

and articles, but we're talking this week about her book, The Mission-minded

family. And thank you so much for writing this book, for living it out, and for being here

with us on Revive Our Hearts to talk about how to build a family that has a passion for the

glory of God and for his gospel to go to the nations.

Thank you, Nancy. I am delighted to be here.

As I was reading your book, I felt like I was reading the story of my own parents' heart

for our family.

I'm the oldest of seven children.

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