The Power of Words, Ep. 9

Revive Our Hearts

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 17 July 2025

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

The power of words can be sobering. Sometimes we need to simply speak less but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t speak at all. Like a professional chef, our words can be like a small amount of seasoning that turns a bland meal into a masterpiece.

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0:00.0	Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth wants her words to be like this.
0:04.1	To speak words that are few, but that are appropriate, and they're well-timed.
0:09.5	Words that encourage.
0:11.6	Words that express wisdom.
0:13.8	Do you want that to?
0:18.0	This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Lies Women Belief.
0:23.9	For July 17, 2025, I'm Dana Gresh.
0:35.9	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.
0:45.4	I found myself using a lot of being negative, especially towards him, the words that I use.
0:52.5	She recognized a need to repent for the way she spoke to her husband.
0:56.5	We'll hear more from Margaret later.
0:58.1	Her story illustrates the power of words.
1:01.2	We've been listening to Nancy's classic message on that very topic.
1:05.0	She recorded it in the early days of Reviver Hearts, but praise the Lord,
1:08.4	his word is timeless and powerful for us today.
1:11.7	Let's listen.
1:12.8	It's amazing how much damage little things can do.
1:19.0	I read about an occasion September 11, 1995, when a squirrel climbed on some railroad power lines
1:27.1	near New York City, set off an electrical surge,
1:30.9	which, according to this account, weakened an overhead bracket, which let a wire dangle toward
1:35.9	the tracks, which tangled in a train, which tore down all the lines, and as a result,
1:40.9	47,000 commuters were stuck in Manhattan for hours that night. A squirrel, just a little
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