According to Kelly Needham, our relationship desires are intended to find their fulfillment in one person.

If we recognize that Jesus is the fountain of living waters, that he's the only one who can satisfy us,

the problem isn't want less, it's take those wants to Christ, he can actually fill them.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of

Adorned, Living Out of the Beauty of the Gospel Together for August 29, 2019.

I want to welcome back to Revive Our Hearts today, my sweet friend Kelly Needham.

She's here in town visiting the Reviver Heart Studios with her husband, Jimmy.

And Jimmy is a worship pastor, song, writer, performing artists.

I don't know all the terminology used for musicians, but I know he makes pretty music.

And you guys been married? How long? Almost 13 years. And you have three munchkins. We do. We have

three, eight, six, and four right now. And your youngest? Our youngest Benjamin is adopted from

India. I know we've talked about that on your program before our heart for adoption.

And he's just a bundle of joy. We love our kiddos. And today while we're in the studio,

the kids are playing with some friends of mine who have kids about the same age, girl, girl, boy.

So I bet they're having a blast. Oh, they are. They were happy to see us go. Bye mom. See you later. We're so looking forward to having you at the Revive 19 conference just around the corner. So we'll be together again for that. Really excited about the speaker team. The Lord has brought for that. It's not too late to get a group together to participate online as a group in this experience. It'll be a Friday evening and all day Saturday,

and we're really looking forward to what God's going to do as we seek him together, seeking

him. That's the theme. So thank you for being a part of that as well. Yes, looking forward to it.

You've written a new book that's what we're talking about this week. It's an important subject,

but one, I think that some of our listeners may initially think, like, what's the big deal about this?

We're talking about why it's a big deal, and a lot of our listeners will know why it's a big deal, because they've had some issues with this whole area of friendship gone awry.

Yes.

Friendship, a good gift from God that gets twisted and perverted and becomes obsessive and

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