How should we view the difficult days we're living in? Here's Nancy DeMas Walgamuth.

Think of this present age as a dot on a line that spans all across eternity, from eternity past

to eternity future. This is the Reviver Our Hearts podcast with Nancy Deoss Walgamuth, author of Adorned.

For December 2nd, 2024, I'm Dana Gresh.

Nancy's continuing in the series, Living for the Age to Come.

That's also our theme for this year's Giving Tuesday initiative.

So we just had Black Friday.

Today is Cyber Monday, and both of those are days when we tend to spend money on ourselves

or on friends and family, people we know.

Tomorrow, however, giving Tuesday is a day when organizations all over the world, including revive our hearts, we'll be challenging

you to invest your money in people you may never meet this side of heaven. We'll tell you more

about how we're planning to use your donation later in this program. So be thinking and

praying about what God might want you to give. First, let's hear from Nancy DeMoss-Walgamuth.

Okay, as I mentioned yesterday, I have spent years soaking in the book of Titus, working on the

adorned book, the teaching on Titus chapter 2. And I'm taking a little different

direction as I've been living in Titus in recent months. There's some other things that have struck me

that didn't fit into the adorned books, so I'm sharing them this week. There are two phrases in Titus

that have been on my heart in recent months. And today and tomorrow, I want to

focus on those concepts and on their implications. So we're picking up at Titus 1, verse 1. And I want to

focus first on this first couple of verses in Titus 1. Paul, a servant of God and an apostle of Jesus

Christ.

Let me just stop there for a moment and remind you that no matter how complex and crazy

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