Some people think the Bible isn't suitable for us in a modern world.

Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth would disagree.

When they say that right is wrong and wrong is right,

we can trust that everything in this book is completely reliable.

It may seem dated, it may seem old-fashioned, it may seem like it isn't relevant for today.

Listen, what is in this book is more true and more relevant

than anything that you could compare it to in our world.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Heaven Rules. For Friday, December 6th,

I'm Dana Gresh.

I'm Dana Gresh. If you found yourself in a flood with quickly rising waters or a stormy sea, you would probably look for some sort of a life preserver.

Something to cling to. What are you

clinging to in the storms of life? Nancy's going to talk about that today as we look at the

reliability of God's word. She's wrapping up a series on Psalm 93. If you missed any of these episodes,

you can find them all on the Revive Our Hearts app or at our website,

revive our hearts.com. Now, let's listen to Nancy. You may wonder why we're taking three whole

programs to teach through a short little psalm that has only five verses in it. Psalm 93 is what we're

looking at. You can start to turn there now. But the reason we're doing it is

because we need the promises and the perspective that we find in Psalm 93. I need it. So I found

myself in recent weeks just soaking in this passage and letting it shape my thinking about everything

that's going on around me. I've shared with you in the last

couple of sessions a quote from G. Campbell Morgan, who was a great Bible teacher of the early

20th century. And here's what he said. He said, the supreme need in every hour of difficulty and

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