Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth asks, what does salvation mean?

I think that we tend to reduce or diminish what it means to be saved and to have a savior.

We think of it so often in our evangelical circles as a moment in time when we made some kind of profession or some kind of decision or we truly

placed our faith in Jesus and we were saved from hell.

Now I'm saved.

Once saved, always saved.

And, you know, I'm just going with the rest of my life and don't think about it anymore.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgermouth, author of Lies, Women Believe in the Truth that Sets Them Free.

For March 29th, 2022, I'm Dana Gresh.

Maybe you're familiar with the idea of Jesus as your Savior.

But have you really stopped to think about what he saved you from?

We're going to take some time today to think about the weight of that,

the significance of why we need saving, and what exactly we're saved from? But first, I want to remind you that

this ministry is dedicated to bringing you resources and teaching to help you thrive in Christ.

We do that through books, articles, radio programs, podcasts, and more, including streaming services like our YouTube channel.

Here's what one woman recently wrote to us about how she discovered Revive Our Hearts.

I just discovered you on YouTube yesterday. Wow! I sure wish I'd heard your presentations

to women about godly living 10 years ago. Your ministry is an

invaluable blessing for speaking about the kingdom of God in holy, righteous living.

I'm so glad she found us online and that our messages were encouraging to her.

You know, our different methods of outreach are only possible thanks to listeners

like you, as well as our monthly partner team. That team is made up of people like you who believe

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