When you're sharing the gospel with someone, the words of the Bible itself can be much more persuasive than human reasoning.

Here's Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth.

The word of God is powerful enough on its own to break down all human resistance and opposition.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of A Place of Quiet

Rest. For June 9th, 2025, I'm Dana Gresh. Nancy's been challenging us to read the Bible every day.

If you do, it'll have a big effect on your life.

And to get you started on a good footing,

the Revive Our Hearts team has come up with a 30-day Bible reading challenge.

You'll find more information about the Bible Reading Challenge

at a link in the transcript

of this program at Revive Our Hearts.com or on the Revive Our Hearts app.

Now Nancy is not prescribing how much time or how many verses you read, just commit to spend

some time in God's Word and in prayer daily.

As part of our current series, The Book of Books, we'll get fresh perspective on the

ability of the Bible to change lives. Martin Luther had this to say about the word of God.

He said, the Bible is alive. It speaks to me. It has hands. It lays hold of me. It has feet.

It runs after me. I love that description. What a great picture of the

Word of God. It's alive. It speaks to me. It has hands. It lays hold of me. It has feet. It runs after me.

We've been talking about the wonder of the Word of God. And we've seen that it's peerless,

that it's pure, that it's precious and priceless.

And today I want us to see that the Word of God is powerful.

It's alive.

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