Nancy DeMas Walgamuth encourages you to let your words be a source of healing.

And you know what it's like to have a heavy heart and to have your body feel the toll of what's going on in your spirit.

And so our words, if they're pleasant words, if they're encouraging words, can be sweetness and health and strength.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth.

Author of Adorned for September 2nd, 2020.

I'm Dana Gresh.

Well, this week, we're marking a milestone.

We're entering our 20th year of on-air ministry.

Nancy, it's been so meaningful to look back and celebrate God's faithfulness over almost two decades.

Yeah, Dana, it's been such a joy to me recently to reflect back over those years and to think about all that God has done in my own life during this time,

but also through the ministry of Revive Our Hearts.

The lives that have been changed, the marriages that have been restored,

the people who've come to know Jesus as

their Lord and Savior, women who've had restored sense of wonder at who God is and at the

gospel, just so, so sweet. I'm enjoying the chance this week to think back over some of the topics

that I found myself teaching on again and again.

Well, on Monday, we heard some excerpts from messages that were about the nature and character

of God, so foundational. And yesterday, we focused on having a right vertical relationship

with the Lord. And of course, that's the starting place for everything in our lives. But our

relationship with the Lord invariably affects our horizontal relationships with others.

As we get to know God better, one natural outcome is that we'll treat others differently.

So today we're digging way back into some Reviver Hearts archives to explore further how we can

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