This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss on the National Day of Prayer.

Thursday, May 5th. Our nation is facing a lot of tough issues, grappling with Social Security and Medicare,

watching as a new government is formed in Iraq, and you probably have issues in your own home that feel even more pressing. The best thing we can possibly do is pray.

Here's Nancy.

Well, as many of you know, we're in the middle of a series on Hannah,

a woman in the Old Testament who was desperate to see God move,

and she cried out to God in prayer, and as she prayed, God

responded to her prayers. And wonder of wonders, God not only granted her the longing that she

had for a son, son named Samuel, but God also did more than she had asked for. God gave a

prophet who would have a great spiritual impact on the nation. And I thought it

would be appropriate for us to take today the National Day of Prayer and just spend some time

praying together for our nation to make this a special edition of Revive Our Hearts. And I'm being

joined today by three guests who are women, who are intercessors. They have a passion for Christ and a

passion for prayer and have been greatly used of God in a prayer movement in this nation.

And two of our guests are actually in Washington, D.C. for the activities surrounding the

National Day of Prayer. Shirley Dobson, Mrs. James Dobson, is with us today. And Shirley, thanks so much since

1991. You have headed up the National Day of Prayer efforts as the chairman of the National

Day of Prayer Task Force. And I'm so thrilled that you could take time today to share with us.

I know the theme for this year's National Day of Prayer is God shed his grace on thee,

and that's really something that is at the heart of our prayers on this National Day Prayer, isn't it?

It really is, Nancy, and it's a privilege to be on your broadcast today.

Our nation has made a lot of decisions on right and wrong that don't align up with God's truth or his moral

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