Has a child, maybe your child, ever asked you a stumper? Elizabeth Urbanoitz says, it's okay not to always have an answer. You can say, oh, I am so grateful that you came to me with that question. That's a really good question. Do you know I've never actually thought of that before? And here's the truth. I don't know the answer to that question. But you know what? There's an

answer out there. Let's find it together. This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy

DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Adorned. For April 24th, 26, I'm Dana Gresh.

If you're walking through the 2026 Bible reading plan with us, you know we're reading from the book of Second Kings. In today's passage, we read about King Hezekiah, who was

a bright spot in the list of Judah's kings. He received a scary,

threatening letter from the Assyrian king Sinakurib. And, well, I am not going to spoil it for you,

if you haven't read it yet. To sign up and read through the Bible with women from around the world,

go to revive our hearts.com slash Bible 2026. You can opt in to daily emails to encourage you

along the way. I get them myself. Again, it's revive our hearts.com slash Bible 2026. This week,

we're talking about renewing our minds. On Monday, Blair Lynn shared how the Lord calmed her struggles with anxiety and panic

attacks after she hit a deer with her car. I have had to ask God for help to breathe, and I'm

grateful for that because what it does is it helps me to see my humanity. It helps me to see, again,

I don't have the resources. I'm not in control. And in seeing

that, I then go to the one who is in control. Tuesday, Nancy told us about the Greek word

Sophrone and how God's word calls us to be sober-minded and self-controlled. It's a crucial concept for every believer at every season of life.

And it's repeated more often than any other quality or characteristic in the book of Titus.

Six times in the book of Titus, we have reference to this concept of self-control.

A renewed mind will never happen apart from the scriptures.

So for the last couple of days, we've been talking about how to help children grow in

their love for God's word.

We'll hear more from that panel discussion in a moment.

Incidentally, if you missed any of these programs, they're all available on the Revive Our Hearts

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