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Revive Our Hearts

The Desire to Control

Revive Our Hearts

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.92K Ratings

🗓️ 24 January 2008

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

Nancy Leigh DeMoss used to view femininity as a barrier to ministry. Hear about the journey she’s been on to embrace womanhood as a gift from God.

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0:00.0

My gender, my womanhood is not a biological accident.

0:05.0

This is Nancy Lee DeMoss.

0:07.0

The fact that you are a woman is not a matter of chance.

0:11.0

God was intentional when he made you a woman.

0:15.0

God was intentional when he made me a woman.

0:18.0

He did it for a purpose.

0:20.0

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Thursday. when he made me a woman. He did it for a purpose.

0:27.1

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Thursday, January 24th.

0:41.3

Does it feel like conflicting messages are always coming at you about what it means to be a woman? Nancy Leigh-Demaz wants to help by looking to the Bible.

0:45.3

We talk about biblical womanhood all the time, but today Nancy begins a new series that explains the basics. It's called A Vision for Biblical Womanhood.

0:59.9

One of the things I love about this ministry is the chance to read many of the emails that are sent to us from listeners

1:05.9

and sharing their story, sharing their heart, and telling us how we can pray for them,

1:12.7

sharing what God is doing in their life.

1:19.8

But many of those emails come from women, wives, who once upon a time,

1:23.3

walked to an altar, said, I do.

1:26.1

And at that moment, they had stars in their eyes.

1:30.7

They had all kinds of dreams, all kinds of hopes, all kinds of expectations.

1:46.5

But by the time they write to us, they're finding themselves in a world of hurt, a world of tension, a world of frustration, and they write to share with us how those romantic dreams they had as younger women have turned to unfulfilled expectations, bitter disappointment, anger, conflict,

1:56.0

and many of these women are truly desperate housewives. Let me read to you an illustration. One woman wrote and said,

2:04.6

I'm at the end of myself. My husband has fallen asleep in front of the TV for three years,

2:09.7

and I am downright bitter and hateful because he doesn't love me or hold me as a husband should.

2:16.1

I'm feeling weary and hateful, which I know is wrong.

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