Nancy DeMoss Walgamoo says that at times reading the Bible is a vibrant, rich experience for her.

But there are other times when reading or listening to the scripture feels dry and dull and lifeless.

If you've not been there, maybe you haven't been a Christian for more than about a week.

Find out what makes the difference today on the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy

DeMoss Walgamuth. It's January 9th, 2020. I'm Dana Gresh.

I hope you'll join us as we focus on getting our hearts re-reminded of the joy of spending time in God's Word every day.

That's what we're focusing on all this month, the first month of 2020, here on Revive Our Hearts.

Outside of God's Word, outside of spending time

daily in the scripture, you and I are never going to experience the freedom, fullness,

or fruitfulness in Christ that we're meant to know. Now, Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth knows that to be

true in her own life. And last winter, she took some time to speak

at Founders Week, a conference at Moody Bible Institute of Chicago. And she challenged them,

and now you and I, to delight in the precious word of God. Here's Nancy.

The last time I spoke at Founders Week was four years ago, and kind of a little behind-the-scenes

glimpse of that week.

There was a man that I had known and respected professionally who knew that I was going to

be here. He asked if he could meet with me the day that I was going to be here, he asked if he could

meet with me the day before I was scheduled to speak.

And I agreed.

Robert Walgamuth was a widower.

And I was 56 and had never been married.

And I had a sense that he was not just wanting to say hello.

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