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If you struggle to find time to open your Bible on a regular basis, Gretchen Saffles wants to

encourage you.

I have never spent time in God's word and regretted it. I've never chosen to set aside

something else and spend time in God's word and gone, man, I really wish that I had been on

my phone during that time. Never, because this word is life and it is light this is the Reviver hearts podcast with

Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth author of lies women believe and the truth that sets them free

for April 29th 2026 I'm Dana Gresh

Have you taken a look at your screen time recently?

That little feature on your phone that tells you how many minutes or, let's be real, hours

you've spent online each day.

Those stats can be a bit of a rude awakening, am I right? What do you mean?

I spent five hours this week shopping on Facebook Marketplace. It's all too easy to scroll precious

days away. This has me wondering, what would our Bible stats be if we could check those? Gretchen

Saffles says it's our time in God's word

that matters most. She was a speaker at our most recent True Woman conference, and she really

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