Do you really appreciate God's grace?

Here's Nancy Lee DeMoss.

God's grace will not seem to be precious to you until you have come to the end of yourself

and your own resources and your own abilities until you've come to the place where you say,

I give up.

I can't live this life.

I can't do this.

I'm such a failure. God's grace is for

failures. It's Monday, October 8th, and this is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss.

Revival will affect your actions.

We've looked at some of these actions over the last few weeks,

honesty, humility, and repentance.

But no matter how many radio programs you listen to,

you still can't develop these qualities in your life unless you have God's grace. Let's talk about grace as Nancy continues the series,

Seeking Him. While we're in the process of seeking Him, seeking the Lord, and seeking him for personal and corporate revival. I know that

some of you are going with us through the 12-week book called Seeking Him. Others of you have been

following along in this series. This is week five of what will be a 12-week series on seeking the

Lord and coming to experience the joy of personal revival.

Now, if you've been with us for the last several weeks, you remember that we started out by talking about how revival involves a process,

and the first part of that process is time-consuming, it's hard, it's painful, it's the plowing part of the process. If you think of the

farming analogy, where first the soil has to be prepared so that it can receive the seed. And I warned

you that you were going to feel a few weeks into this series as if the plow was never going to come

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