It's important to pass on our faith to future generations.

That can happen in formal settings or in the dailyness of life.

Here's Karen Larritz.

At home, we always had this little notebook that we kept not only scriptures,

but what we're asking and believing God for and then having the answers on how God is answering those prayers.

And that became memory things for our children.

And then listening to those God stories from their grandparents whenever you went to Virginia

and sit on the porch and listen to Pop, talk about the faithfulness of God,

giving in this job in New Jersey or Nana, things that she's learned at church.

So they always heard about the faithfulness of God up front and personal.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Swalgam, author of Choosing Forgiveness for July 26, 2019.

Today is the final day in a series called Your Marriage, Today and Tomorrow.

The entire series is available to listen to or read online at revive our hearts.com.

Here's Nancy to wrap up the conversation with Crawford and Karen Laritz. Well, over the past several

days, we've had a really rich and sweet conversation with my good friends, Crawford and Karen Leritz.

If you missed any of it, I want to urge you to go back to revive our hearts.com.

You can read the transcripts, you can listen to the audio, and just so many practical,

helpful, wise bits of advice from a couple who's been there, who is there, 47 plus years of marriage

and coming out of very different backgrounds, but going to the Word of God, to the wisdom of God,

to get what they've needed, to have a marriage that goes the distance. And so thank you,

Crawford and Karen, for living

this message, for writing this book, and then for talking with our Reviver Hearts listeners

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