Wouldn't it be great if God moved in a sweeping way and brought revival?

Dr. Karen Ellis says, we need to pray.

Every single advance of the kingdom in the New Testament is preceded by prayer.

And I'm opening up the scripture now and I'm seeing like prayer, prayer, prayer, kingdom prayer.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Waldberg, co-author of Seeking Him for October 1st, 2020.

I'm Dana Gresh.

Welcome to October, where everything is flavored pumpkin spice something.

Nancy, do you know they have pumpkin spice bacon?

I did not know that, but I'm not sure that that's something we really want to have in our house.

No, I feel like I should say my sisters, this ought not to be. But, you know, here at Revive Our Hearts, the month of October is going to have a strong flavor too, and the flavor is

cry out. Yeah, and it's such a timely theme, something we need all the time, but especially as our

world is in such upheaval and turmoil, as our team was praying and seeking the Lord, we felt

that we wanted to devote this entire month to call women around the world to cry out individually

and collectively to the Lord. And we're going to be

talking a lot about that theme over this next month. They'll be teaching, there'll be interviews.

We're going to go back to the word, which tells us over and over again that we're to cry out.

I'm looking at a list of those verses right now. I cry out to God most high,

to God who fulfills his purpose for me. When the righteous cry for help, the Lord hears and delivers

them out of all their troubles. Oh, Lord, God of my salvation, I cry out day and night before you.

And again and again and again through scripture, we see the need to cry out day and night before you. And again and again and again through Scripture,

we see the need to cry out, which of course, Dana assumes that there's some sense of

desperation. And I think that's been growing in our hearts and that many of us are ready to

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