When every need is taken care of, it's easy for us to forget how much we need God, according to Nancy Lee DeMoss.

When we're hungry, our hearts are humbled.

You see, prosperity is more conducive to a spirit of pride, and hunger is more conducive to a spirit of humility.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Friday,

September 12, 2014. The National Anthem of the United States was conceived of during a battle.

It's not the only beloved song that was birthed during great adversity.

Music has the ability to express joy and thankfulness, but it can also powerfully convey a sense of need.

Nancy Lee-Demoss will explain how,

continuing in the series, Lessons from the Life of Joshua, Part 5, Celebrating Victory.

Well, we're looking at the Song of Moses in Deuteronomy chapter 32, and we've seen that this is one of three songs of Moses found in the scripture,

and I'm reminded of the power of music, of our hymns and songs and choruses, to remind us of the

ways of God, to instruct us in His Word, to warn us when we need to be warned, and we'll see that happening in this song of Moses,

and the value and potential of these songs to help us pass on truth, to pass on our faith from

one generation to the next. God had given this song to Moses and said, write the song down,

teach it to the children of Israel, teach it to Joshua, so that in days to come, when

you're not here, they will remember the words of this song.

And this song will be a witness against them if they fail to follow me, which God said

they will forsake me.

And they need to remember this song at that time.

And haven't you found it true as there are times when you are doubting the Lord,

when a song will be sung at church like, Great is Thy Faithfulness? And you'll find yourself

just counseling your own heart according to the Word of God by means of those wonderful

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