Today we're asking people, as you make decisions, do you ever think about what the Bible says?

Okay, that's an area that I don't touch too much because I've studied a lot of the literature.

And I find that most of the books of the Bible were actually plagiarized from earlier Greek writers.

If I was doing one thing and the Bible said to do something else, offhand I would probably

follow my own beliefs.

Because I mean, the Bible is an important work, but it's not the answer for everything.

What do you think about the Bible?

Is it just a collection of fairy tales?

Or is it the powerful word of God?

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamer, author of A 30-day Walk with God in the Psalms.

For June 10th, 2025, I'm Dana Gresh.

If you aren't taking time to take your Bible off the shelf, you're really saying

you probably don't believe what it says.

Nancy will explain in this series, The Book of Books.

In the Old Testament prophecy of Amos, chapter 8, verse 11, Scripture says, the days are coming, declares the sovereign Lord, when I will send a famine throughout the land.

Not a famine of food or a thirst for water, but a famine of hearing the words of the Lord.

I think that Old Testament passage is a powerful description of what we're facing in our nation

today.

A famine of hearing the word of the Lord.

Now, it's not a famine of having the word of the Lord.

It's not that we don't have the scripture.

The average American home has three Bibles. The's not that we don't have the scripture. The average American

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