Nancy DeMas Walgamu says no matter how busy you are, you can make God's word part of your life.

Whatever season of life you're in, you need the Word of God to connect to where you are living

life. And that's what meditation does. It takes this book and plants it and lodges it and causes

it to take root in my heart and to produce fruit in my life.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, co-author of Lies Young Women Believe.

For June 25th, 2021, I've been reading numbers.

Cannot say that I'd ever aspired to deeply study this book of the Bible

that actually counts and takes inventory of the Israelites

as they're out in the wilderness between their deliverance from

Egypt and on their way to the promised land. I mean, the first chapter or two counts them

and then recounts them. What could be more uninspiring than to read a census? And yet,

God's spirit stirred my heart in the reading of the recording of that data.

I sensed a spirit connecting what I was reading to how I'm living.

And never have I been more convinced of this truth.

The Word of God is living and active.

When we meditate on it, it can change our lives, even the seemingly boring pieces.

They can mold and shape us.

Nancy DeMas Walgamuth has been teaching through a series called Indispensable Ingredients for Life.

Today's the last day of the series, so if you've missed any of the

other days, you want to go back and relisten. You'll find those episodes on the Revive Our Hearts app

or at Revive Our Hearts.com. And the series we've heard this week is part of a larger series on

the life of Joshua. And you'll find a link to that in the transcript of today's episode.

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