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I'm Dana Gresh, and I'm in the studio today with two of my favorite people on the planet, Aaron Davis and Laura Boos.

Hello, Erin.

Hey, Dana.

How are you?

I'm good.

And also, Laura Booz is in the studio today. Hello, Laura.

Hey, it's good to be here. Hey, I want to know when you think of timeless phrases used by Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, the things that she says over and over, because frankly we need to hear them over and over, what comes to mind? One of the things that I've heard her say multiple times is that ever since she was a little girl, she wanted to be a godly old lady. Oh, that's a good one. So I picture little baby Nancy, and then I picture a godly old woman, Nancy, and I see the godly teacher Nancy right in front of me or hear her over the radio, and I just know God's at work to grant her request. He is. He truly is. And it makes me want to be that, too. Although I do admit the old lady part, I'm still trying to reach just godly. Foreign passion. I'm still going strong for the godly, though. What about you, Aaron?

Well, I do have a phrase, and she does say it often, which is that anything that makes us need

God is a blessing. I got to say, it's one of those phrases that I don't necessarily love to hear

in the moment, because it's usually something that I am not thinking of as a blessing, and that reminder that it actually is a good thing because it's exposing my neediness is something she says often and I need to hear often.

So I'm grateful for it.

Okay, not that there's a prize or anything, but Erin, if there was one, you would win it because that's the one I had in mind today.

And when Nancy says it, it sounds a little bit like this.

Anything that makes me need God is a blessing.

Now, I haven't done any rigorous research, but I'm pretty sure that we, the whole

Revive Our Hearts team has found the very first time Nancy said that phrase on a Revive Our Hearts team, has found the very first time Nancy said that phrase

on a Revive Our Hearts program. It was in 2002. Nancy taught a series called Lies Women Believe

About Themselves. And now, 20 years later, well, women are still believing lies. And it's a good time for us to return to this

message that's helped so many women see who they truly are in Christ. So, Erin, Laura, today

we're going to listen to this. And when the message is over, would you come back and we'll talk about it?

Sure thing.

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