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Revive Our Hearts

Sardis: Wake Up, Ep. 2

Revive Our Hearts

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.92K Ratings

🗓️ 15 September 2023

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

It’s possible for a church to look good on the outside, involved in a variety of activities and programs, and still be spiritually dead.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Here's Nancy Damascus with something that'll make you think.

0:04.1

So many, many people today who would call themselves Christians and are, in fact, members

0:09.3

in good standing of our local churches simply do not have a real testimony of a transforming

0:16.9

encounter with Jesus Christ.

0:21.0

This is the Revival Hearts Podcast with Nancy Damascus, author of Lies, Women Believe

0:26.6

for September 15th, 2023, I'm Dana Grasch.

0:30.1

I've never visited a wax museum, the figures look pretty realistic, but in an almost creepy

0:44.9

way, something's missing.

0:48.1

They don't move, they don't breathe.

0:51.5

Here's Nancy to remind us of the value of life in a church and in us as individuals.

0:56.6

Jeremy Bentham, the ENTHAM, was a British philosopher and social reformer who died in 1832.

1:06.2

He stipulated in his will that his body should be perpetually preserved and displayed in

1:13.2

a cabinet.

1:15.0

And so a large mahogany case was constructed with a plate glass front on the case.

1:22.0

And the body of Jeremy Bentham was, well, they did a lot of things to it first and I won't

1:26.7

go into all that description, but they finally put the body back together and seated him

1:31.7

on a chair where he actually used to sit when he was alive and wearing his own 19th century

1:38.5

clothing with his walking stick in his hand and put that body in that position in this

1:44.3

case with the glass front.

1:46.1

A friend at the time wrote in a letter, the likeness is so perfect that it seems as if

1:51.9

life.

1:54.3

Eventually Bentham's corpse ended up at the University College London where it has been

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