Walter Price says there's one way to know whether we're truly loving Jesus.

It's not how emotional we get. It's not how loud we sing. It's not how many tears we cry.

It's not how many words we give to the Lord that prove our love to Him.

Rather, Jesus said, it is whether we do what he tells us to do.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Friday, October 26th.

We are in a 12-week study of personal revival called Seeking Him.

Nancy's been teaching through the qualities that accompany revival like holiness, humility, and repentance.

This week's focus has been obedience.

During these 12 weeks, you have an opportunity to join Seeking Him, a national prayer

meeting for revival.

This prayer meeting takes place every Saturday, and you can pray along when you listen live

via the Internet.

In some cities, you can also along when you listen live via the Internet. In some cities,

you can also listen by radio. For more details, just visit revive our hearts.com. A similar prayer meeting was held a couple of years ago, and we're going to hear what happened when Christian leaders

connected by phone to pray for a revival of obedience.

On the line, we'll hear Byron Paulus, Sammy Tippett, Nancy Lee DeMoss, Lane Johnson, Steve and Debbie Canfield, and Bill Ellif.

To start things off with some thoughts on obedience, here's Walter Price.

I thought we might start just by, in a sense, skipping the stone of obedience across the pages

of Scripture this morning. From beginning to end, the Bible is full of the theme of obedience,

obviously beginning in the very opening full of the theme of obedience, obviously beginning in the very

opening chapters of the scripture, where God placed Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden,

and he did give them an opportunity for obedience when he said to them that they would not eat

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