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God's word is eternal. It's always true. It's always relevant. It's always right. It's always pure.

It's always good. It's always in style. It's always. This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walglooth, author of A Place of Quiet

Rest.

For June 26th, 2025, I'm Dana Gresh.

Nancy has been leading us in a rich study through the longest chapter in the Bible, Psalm 119.

It's a series called Revive Me According to Your Word.

And Nancy, I think I speak for all our listeners when I say that we've gotten so much out of this study.

There's just so much to learn from this poetic chapter.

Well, you're so right, when I was preparing these messages on Psalm 119,

I felt like I was just barely scratching the surface of all the amazing, rich insights that this passage has to offer.

I imagine myself perhaps going back someday and spending weeks and

weeks mining the riches of Psalm 119. In fact, I've continued in my own personal study and

meditation on this passage since I first recorded it, and God is continuing to use this passage

in a significant way in my own heart. And I know that our listeners have been getting a lot out of Psalm 119 as they've been reading it during our series called Revive Me According to Your Word.

We recorded these messages with an audience of women and a number of days before they came together for this recording.

We asked them to take time to read Psalm 119 to prepare

their hearts for this series. So on that recording day, before I even began to teach, I asked the

women what they had been getting from the passage as they had been reading it in advance.

I was so encouraged by what they shared, as were the other women in the room.

And it was neat to see how God had been speaking to them through the pages of Scripture,

even before they heard me teach anything on it, and giving them insight that they needed for specific areas of their lives.

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