When you're criticized, what does a humble response look like?

Here's Mary Cassian.

So if someone says something nasty to me, and if my heart is humble, I will take it before

the Lord, and I will say, Lord, is there truth here?

Is there something I need to learn?

I may not like the way this message came or the way it was delivered through this messenger,

but is it your message for my heart?

What do I need to correct?

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Wednesday, January 28, 2015.

Music 2018. How would you describe your conversations?

Does the word peaceful come to mind?

Last week, Mary Cassian began showing us how to use our words to promote peace. Mary's written a workbook

called Conversation Peace, and she's been going through it in a guest teaching session here

on Revive Our Hearts. If you missed any of the sessions in this series, you can hear them

at revive our hearts.com. Now let's listen as Mary continues showing us how to use our words for God's glory.

Each autumn, farmers reap one of harvest's most beautiful and healthful gifts. Cranberries.

How many of you like cranberries? Massachusetts and Wisconsin are the world's largest producers of cranberries.

I don't know if you knew that.

There's some trivia for you.

Cranberry is one of only a handful of fruits native to North America.

Native Americans used it for making pemmican and dried meat cakes, medicines, die.

Lore has it that the pilgrims serve cranberries at the first Thanksgiving.

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