K. Arthur knows what it's like to feel regret over sinful choices.

We look at the past and we say, oh, I blew it if only I hadn't.

God knows all that.

God even knew what my children would go through.

Now, it grieves him, but he still knows, and there is grace to cover it.

He says his grace is sufficient.

His power, grace's power, is perfected in weakness.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Thursday, December 18th.

Well, over these past several days, we've been listening to a precious story of the amazing grace of God.

And we've seen that in the life of my long time and dear friend Kay Arthur. Kay, thank you so much

for your willingness to share out of where God found you so that his grace could be magnified.

And I believe there are those who've been listening to this series who are experiencing God's

grace perhaps in a whole new way themselves, as a result of your

willingness to share it.

And as a result, precious ones, of our prayer for you, because this has been Nancy's and

my prayer, because we've learned that his grace, when he says, my grace is sufficient,

he's talking about the fact that when you get saved, you get all of God in the grace of God.

And that grace, which gives you access to everything that Jesus Christ is and has, is sufficient for you.

And that's what we've longed that you would experience it and then live in it,

right, Nancy? Yes, and our team is praying that too, even as this series is being aired,

that God will connect the dots in your heart and make Christ real to you. And that's what it takes,

is the Holy Spirit, drawing us to Christ, opening our eyes to

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