Does your life show evidence of your faith?

Here's Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth.

Our churches today are loaded with people who say, I'm a Christian, I believe in Jesus,

but they're getting drunk.

They're living immoral lives.

They're running their own lives. They're controlling their own lives. They're not surrendering to Jesus Lordship. They're living lives of pride and greed and selfish ambition and lust and lust and giving into the lust of their flesh. Sins of the spirit, sins of the flesh. There's no victory over sin, there's no desire to have victory

over sin. There's no heart, no appetite for the things of God, there's no hunger for the word of God,

there's no fruit. This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss-Walgam. Author

of Lies, Women Believe, and the Truth That Sets Them Free. For August 12th, 2020, I'm Danegresh.

God doesn't only save you from past sins.

He also gives you a future.

That's what we're learning from an Old Testament story.

If you ever wonder if God can use you despite your past sins, keep listening as Nancy continues

in a series called Rehab and The Thread of Redemption.

Well, we've been on quite a journey with Rahab, the prostitute. And did you ever think we could get so much out of that Old Testament character? There's not a lot written about her, but isn't it a wealth and a deep well of spiritual riches that the Lord has given to us from her life? And as we've recorded this series, I've seen tears on a lot of faces. And I think

God has just been giving us a fresh sense of his amazing grace. And what it cost him to save us from

destruction and the fact that God is a redeeming God who goes out of his way, so to speak, to find fallen sinners and to restore and rescue

them. Aren't you glad? And I think some of us in Rahab have felt that we're hearing our story.

It may be that you've had a background of similar to Rahabs of a life of prostitution.

Perhaps it's another sinful bondage or behavior or addiction. But you know, I think we've all seen that there's a Rehab in all

of us, that apart from Christ, we are all likewise under the judgment of God. Now, we've looked

at the book of Joshua and where Rahab appears there.

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