If you take the words of Jesus at face value, the word Amen should mean something. Here's Nancy DeMoss

Wogglemouth. You warn us against vain repetitions, just saying things in our prayers that are wrote,

habit that we don't think about. So I hope after today's session you will never say that word again.

Amen. Amen. Amen.

However you say it, that you'll never say it again, thoughtlessly or carelessly.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Wednesday, September 28, 2016. Amen. Funny word for the beginning of a radio program, right? Well, why? Do you even know what

amen means? You will after listening to Nancy.

We've been on a journey through the Lord's Prayer since the beginning of August.

Nancy's about to wrap it up with an explanation of that word, amen.

Well, I don't know what you're thinking, but in my heart this has been a very wonderful

and rich journey through the Lord's

prayer. And I've spent a lot more time on it, actually, than you've had to listen to it.

For much of the past year, I've been meditating on the Lord's Prayer and just asking God to

open it up to me. And as I said, I think in the last session, even within the last 24 hours,

there have been parts of that last phrase in the Lord's Prayer that have the Lord session, even within the last 24 hours, there have been parts of that last

phrase in the Lord's prayer that have, the Lord has just shown new light. And I love to study the

scripture, seeing how it relates to other passages and bringing passages together. So we talk about

yours is the kingdom. So you can go on this big long study of the kingdom of God, as it's seen

in the Old Testament and the New Testament. And it has been a rich study for me, not only in

how to pray, it has impacted my prayer life, is impacting my prayer life, but it's also impacting

the way that I live, the way that I think about my circumstances,

the way that I think about life, it's giving me God's perspective. As we say, our father,

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