Here's Nancy Lee DeMoss reading from a letter she received from a young man who knows

how important mothers are.

The only time we got to spend with our mother was when she was home from work, but she

was worn out and could only sleep.

My sisters and I would play in and around her bed when she was home.

We could have played anywhere else in the two-bedroom apartment or even outside,

but I realize now that we played in mom's bedroom when she was home because it was our only way to be

close to her, the only time to be with her. This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss

for Friday, November 25th.

On this day after Thanksgiving, we're going to celebrate Mother's Day.

We'll hear about a young man who never got to spend much time with his mom

and didn't trust women at all. But God got through to this man while in prison. Here's Nancy

to get us started. I hope that you're enjoying this weekend. I'm so thankful that in our

country we still have an extended holiday to celebrate Thanksgiving.

It really is probably my favorite holiday.

It's the one I put the most emphasis on.

By the time you get to Christmas, I love the Christmas story, but I'm not real crazy about all the panic and pressure and all that stuff that goes in the month at December. So I really take time to savor Thanksgiving Day, Thanksgiving weekend,

and to reflect back on God's blessings and His mercy in my life and in our ministry

over the past year. And as I think about what God has done in our ministry and for our

ministry over the past year. Here are some

of the things that are high on my list as I look back over the year 2005. I'm so thankful

as we've had many recording sessions and conferences for the way that God has ministered to my

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