Nancy Lee DeMoss asks you to consider a strange scene.

Imagine you're at a wedding.

The ceremony has begun.

The guests are seated in the church, dressed in their finest attire.

The groom is standing, ready at the front, and he's wearing a formal black tux.

And then the doors at the back swing open, and the processional begins to play. And then after a few

awkward minutes, the bride rushes in. She's holding a garden trowel. She's covered in dirt and mud.

What would you think? It would shock you, wouldn't it? Because a bride doesn't spoil her dress that way.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Friday, April 17, 2015.

A pastor's wife named Esther wrote to revive our hearts from Northern Ireland.

She wanted the women in her church to connect with each other,

so she invited women to study a workbook called True Woman 101, Divine Design.

Fifty women signed up.

She writes,

We had a wide range of ages and life situations from 20-somethings to 70-somethings,

single, married, widowed, recently separated, long-time divorced, young mothers, grandmothers, and empty nesters.

When these groups ended their study of God's design for them, they wanted to keep meeting.

Esther writes, I have been asked, is there a True Woman 201?

Well, I have an answer.

Yes.

Nancy Lee DeMoss and Mary Cassian have just released True Woman 201, Interior Design. All this week, they've been giving us a taste

of this new material. Today, we'll look at Chapter 5. As part of this study, they've been leading

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