Anne Dengen challenges us to approach parenting with a sacrificial mission mindset.

You know, if we are going to be raising up the next generation to have an impact in this world,

in a very, you know, different spheres of society, it may mean that God is going to call one of our children

into an area that might make us uncomfortable.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Wednesday, August 7th.

We're talking this week with Ann Denigan about something I think is so important,

and that is how to develop mission-minded families.

Of course, the starting place is being mission-minded ourselves, being kingdom-minded,

being Christ-centered, being gospel-centered women,

but then influencing the next generation to think that way as well.

And welcome back to revive our hearts.

Thank you.

And thank you for writing this book, The Mission-minded Family, releasing your family to God's destiny.

This book has a lot of very practical tips and hints and resources, missionary stories, examples, illustrations, hymns, scriptures,

lots of things that you can use.

It's a great reference book for moms who want their children to be more mission-minded and kingdom-minded.

Some great missionary stories in there, and I hope our listeners will take advantage of this book.

It's available through our resource center. Go to revive our hearts.com or call us, and I will tell

you how you can get that book for a donation of any amount to revive our hearts. And Ann, we've talked

about the importance of being eternity-minded if you want to have a mission-minded family. But one of

the other emphases that I appreciate in your ministry is that being mission-minded and kingdom-minded

is really about submitting our lives to God in every area, the big things and the little things.

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