Hi, I'm Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth. Before we begin today's revive our hearts, I want to ask you to think about this. Throughout history, when things looked the most bleak, God's people have prayed with a desperate cry. A cry for him to revive the church. A cry for him to awaken non-believers to new life. To cry for him to transform

communities, not through political means or education or human programs, but by supernaturally changing

hearts. And I believe that's the kind of cry we need in our day.

That's why I'm issuing an urgent call for women to join us in Indianapolis for True Woman 16, cry out.

It's coming September 22nd through 24th.

Now this is going to be an event, but it's going to be so much more.

It's a call to women around the globe to join together and cry out to God in earnest prayer for such a time as this.

At a true woman event, you're used to hearing speakers share God's word in powerful and practical ways.

And that's going to be true this year, as Dr. Russell

Moore, Mary Cassie, and Janet Partial, and others will be joining us. But this year, we're going

to do something we've never done before. We're going to devote an entire evening, Friday night

of the conference, to crying out to God to revive his people and bring about

spiritual awakening in our nation and our world. Registration to True Woman 16 cry out opens today.

Right now is the time to get the most affordable registration prices.

So I want to encourage you to get more information and register at revive our hearts.com.

It's revive our hearts.com.

Now the woman who perhaps more than anyone else inspired me to have an event like this focused

on crying out to the Lord is a woman named

Vonette Bright. She also modeled for me over many years what it means to be a true woman of God.

Vanette went home to be with the Lord this past December 23rd. And through every difficulty she faced,

through her long life, she learned to lean on the faithfulness of the Lord. In learning that God's way is best, whatever the tragedy we're going

through, something good is coming out of this, and he has a plan that's going to be better.

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