Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth wants her words to be like this.

To speak words that are few, but that are appropriate, and they're well-timed.

Words that encourage.

Words that express wisdom.

Do you want that to?

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Lies Women Belief.

For July 17, 2025, I'm Dana Gresh.

Margaret Acheeng Matou listens to revive our hearts on her phone in Uganda, and she remembers a time she heard her husband with her words.

I found myself using a lot of being negative, especially towards him, the words that I use.

She recognized a need to repent for the way she spoke to her husband.

We'll hear more from Margaret later.

Her story illustrates the power of words.

We've been listening to Nancy's classic message on that very topic.

She recorded it in the early days of Reviver Hearts, but praise the Lord,

his word is timeless and powerful for us today.

Let's listen.

It's amazing how much damage little things can do.

I read about an occasion September 11, 1995, when a squirrel climbed on some railroad power lines

near New York City, set off an electrical surge,

which, according to this account, weakened an overhead bracket, which let a wire dangle toward

the tracks, which tangled in a train, which tore down all the lines, and as a result,

47,000 commuters were stuck in Manhattan for hours that night. A squirrel, just a little

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