Nancy DeMos-Walgamu says Christ redeemed us when it didn't look like we were worth much.

I mean, what were we adding to his portfolio?

Poverty and need.

Sin.

But he said, I want you.

And I'm willing, though you don't add anything to my net worth, I want you.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Lies,

Women Believe in the Truth that Sets Them Free.

For February 3rd, 2021, I'm Dana Gresh.

If a store or a restaurant has been run down, there's some hope when a sign appears reading Under New Ownership.

Well, the same is true in your life.

When you give it to Jesus, the new owner can do amazing things with it.

We'll consider that today in the series, Ruth, the transforming power of redeeming love.

Here's Nancy.

Just before this session, someone handed me a poem.

I don't even know who the author is, but it reflects on Naomi's words to Ruth,

be still, wait, and rest. Sit still, my daughter. Just sit calmly still. Nor deem these days,

these waiting days as ill. The one who loves thee best, who plans the way, hath not forgotten thy great need today.

And if he waits, tis sure he waits to prove to thee his tender child, his heart's deep love.

Sit still, my daughter. Just sit calmly still. Thou longest much to know thy dear Lord's will.

While anxious thoughts would almost steal their way within

because of his delay, persuade thyself in simple faith to rest that he who knows and loves

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