When women forgive, God is glorified. Here's Mary Cassian.

Think of one particular woman who wrote me a letter and she had experienced an incestuous relationship with her father.

It had gone through many years of bitterness and was just convicted of needing to forgive her father.

And so went through that process of forgiveness.

And then she said, you know, I went

into his home and I bathed him and washed him and held him. And he looked me in the eyes before he

died and said, now, now I have seen God. And that same thing, in her woundedness, able to reach out with forgiveness, that was what brought

him to Christ.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee-D-Moss for Friday, May 30th.

Thank you. Women from around the country and a few from outside our borders are preparing to come to Chicago for True Woman 08.

It's the National Women's Conference October 9th through 11th.

We're joining two of the speakers at that conference, Nancy Lee DeMoss and today's guest.

We're talking this week about what I think are some very important issues of the heart,

going to the heart of what it means to be a woman and what it means to be a

woman in a world that has been incredibly influenced by feminist ideology and thinking and

theory.

None of us is immune from the influence of that way of thinking, and we want to examine our

lives as Christian women and say, are we

living out a biblical ideal of what it means to be a woman, or have we given into a secular and

worldly way of thinking? Our guest this week is my friend Mary Cassian, who is a Canadian. She's a wife,

she's a mom, she has a professional background, she's a student of the word. She's a teacher of women. Mary, I love your heart. And I just thank you so much for being our guest on Revive Our Hearts.

Thanks, Nancy. You've been a real encourager to me in this ministry. And in fact, it was several years ago as I began to read one of your books called The Feminist

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