What does it mean to be reverent?

Nancy Lee DeMoss helps you answer that by asking some other questions.

How would you act if Jesus were in the room?

Would you lose your temper?

Would you scream at your husband or your child or your roommate?

Would you criticize your boss or slander your neighbor?

Would you watch that movie or surf that internet site?

Being reverent involves being profoundly aware that God is always in the room.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Tuesday, April 14, 2015.

In Titus, women are told to be reverent.

Does that mean they always have to speak in hushed tones and never have fun?

Mary Cassian and Nancy Lee DeMoss will answer that question today. It comes up as part of a

discussion of Titus Chapter 2. Nancy and Mary use Titus 2 as the basis for their brand new workbook,

True Woman 201, Interior Design. This is a passage and this is a study that has huge practical advice for our day.

Here's Nancy and Mary talking about chapter 2 of True Woman 201.

Well Mary today we come to what I think is one of the most foundational elements of biblical womanhood. And the more

we've talked about this, the more we've just said, it all comes back to this. It all comes back to

this. But let's just back up again and say what the context is here. We're in the book of Titus.

And Paul the apostle is writing to Titus, who's a pastor of a church on an island of Crete,

many similarities to the culture in which we live today.

And in the first chapter, he says, if the church is going to make a difference in the world,

if the church is going to survive the onslaught of paganism and secularism and immorality and false teaching. And if the church is going

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