Tasks that seem mundane can actually have an important spiritual significance.

Here's Nancy Lee DeMoss.

Get a vision for your work in your home.

And remember as you're cleaning, as you're ironing, as you're making things to make your home attractive.

Remember that you're painting a picture for your children, a picture of God.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Thursday, February 22nd.

I would guess that right now you have a long list of things to do.

Well, the way you go about your tasks could have long-lasting spiritual significance.

In a few minutes, listen as some women remember watching their moms tackle difficult jobs.

It'll help you realize how much your work is being noticed today.

First, Nancy's continuing in a series called The Countercultural Woman.

We've been looking one verse at a time, even one phrase or one word at a time, at what I think

is one of the most important passages in all of God's word as it relates

to our roles as women. It's Proverbs chapter 31 and I've encouraged you if you haven't started,

it's not too late, to commit yourself over a period of 31 days to read Proverbs 31, which has

31 verses every day over 31 days and to ask God to teach you and show

you what it means to have his heart as a woman. Now we've seen this as a woman who supremely

reverences God. She loves the Lord. And as a result, she loves her family. And because of her

love for God and her love for her family, there's a practical outworking

of that love in her home.

And we're looking at some of that practical outworking.

But as we look at these very specific nitty-gritty tasks that she performs, I don't want you

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