In some circles so much attention gets focused on trying to win elections and change laws.

Nancy De Moss Walgumu says we might have an even bigger impact by changing our own hearts.

I want to tell you that what takes place to impact by changing our own hearts.

I want to tell you that what takes place today in the White House or the

State House of this State is not nearly as significant, not nearly as determinative as what takes place in God's house. That's us, the people

of God. This is the Reviver Hearts Podcast with Nancy De Mas Walgumu, author of Brokenness, The Heart God Revives.

For July 9, 2024, I'm Dana Gresch. Why are we shocked when

Why are we shocked when unbelievers act like unbelievers?

We shouldn't be surprised when the world is full of sin,

but we should be grieved when the church is full of sin.

Nancy's continuing in the series, The Cry of the Captives.

Well, on the last session we got through the first line of Psalm 126, I got a little carried away there,

but that's what the word of God does in you. It becomes alive and it expands and that's a great way to study

the scripture. Just to meditate on it and let it speak to you

and come alive in your heart.

We're looking at Psalm 126.

I've called the Psalm The Cry of the Captives, and you'll see why as we get into it in some senses it's a

prayer for revival it's a plea for God to move in setting his people free and

it's a Psalm that was really a song intended to be sung by the Jewish

pilgrims they had come out of captivity in Babylon they were back in their

homeland but they still had some issues and we said that the Psalm breaks down naturally into three parts, past, present, and future.

We started in the last session to look at the past tense, which is verses 1 through 3,

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