Nancy Lee DeMoss doesn't necessarily want people to remember her as a speaker and an author.

You know what I want them to be able to remember?

She was a humble, lover, and servant.

She got her hands dirty.

She got into my life.

She ministered to my practical needs. She loved me. She gave. She was selfless. She was a servant.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Wednesday, June 3rd, 2015. Do you ever get to the end of the day and say, I don't feel like I accomplished anything?

All I did was run errands and answer other people's questions.

Well, days like that can be frustrating, unless you realize that God

might be calling you to run errands and answer questions. Maybe he wants you to do small

tasks like this for his glory. Here's Nancy to tell us more, continuing in the series,

serving like the Savior. I was in Dallas last weekend and had the

opportunity to meet some friends at a restaurant for dinner. The food was, it was really good. I had a really

good steak and, man, some of the best asparagus. If you like asparagus, it was really good.

But I'll tell you what was really memorable about that restaurant.

The service was incredible. It was a young man named Jeremy, who was our waiter, and he just really

made serving seem like the greatest job. I mean, he made it seem like it was such a privilege

to serve us. In fact,

he would say at different times, it's my pleasure. It's my pleasure when we would thank him for something. He was asking, is there anything I can do for you? I had forgotten to take Kleenex. And I was at that Kleenex with me and I said, do you think you could find me some Kleenex? He said, no problem.

He was back with the Kleenex.

I had another friend at the table who was wanting to know what the score was. Do you think you could find me some Kleenex? He said, no problem. He was back with the Kleenex.

I had another friend at the table who was wanting to know what the score was on a football game

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