If you're a parent, have you ever tried to lead your child or your children in devotions and immediately felt overwhelmed?

Pastor Kevin DeYoung says, don't give up.

Doing something is better than nothing.

Doing two minutes is better than no minutes.

Some small thing whenever you can is better than grand plans that don't materialize.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgermouth, author of A Place of Quiet Rest.

For April 22nd, 2026, I'm Dana Gresh.

I'm Dana Gresh.

This week we're talking about our need to renew our minds.

And we're never going to rightly renew our minds apart from God's spirit, working God's word into us.

Now, if you're reading through the Bible with us this year, following the schedule,

you'll find at Revive our hearts.com slash Bible 2026.

You know that right now we're reading about the kings of Judah.

If you think about it, much of the success or failure of Judah and Israel hinged on

how well the truth about God was passed on from one

generation to the next. How can you lead children to love God's word? That's the question we're

tackling today through Friday as we listen to a panel discussion from a recent true woman

conference. Now before we go there, here's how Nancy responded to a busy mom of middle schoolers

who's working on getting into God's word with her children.

The investment you're making in your children, it's priceless, and you don't have long to do it.

And let me just reiterate, there are no magic formulas. If you take six hours

a day to do that, there's no guarantee that your children will have a heart and a hunger for the

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