Before we begin today's story on Revive Our Hearts, we're going back to the archives.

Here's Nancy Lee DeMoss in 2002.

I was talking with someone about the sound of music recently, and we were talking about the different dreams that we had when we watched sound of music as children.

One woman said that she saw, she had a dream of growing up and getting to go to Europe because of all the beautiful scenery.

And another woman said she watched that movie and after she saw how hard it was having all those children, she dreamed of growing up and never getting married or having children.

I said, well, I saw that movie when I was a kid and I dreamed of growing up and marrying a widower with six children.

Well, fast forward to 2015.

Today we'll hear how Nancy did marry a widower with two daughters, and like the bond traps and the sound of music, they all like to sing.

Today, we'll hear excerpts from Robert and Nancy's

wedding. This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Friday, November 20, 2015.

Most weddings have elements in common, but each wedding also has unique qualities,

aspects that reflect the individual tastes and priorities of the couple getting married. Nancy and Robert Woglmuth were no exception. If you watched their wedding last weekend

via the internet, you might have noticed more scripture than usual at a wedding. In fact,

just days before the wedding, we asked Nancy about it. There's a lot of scripture in this wedding,

and we wanted that to be the case. In fact, we opened with a six-minute scripture

reading that Robert and I pre-recorded, where we've selected passages from both the Old and New

Testaments that tell the great wedding story of Christ's love for his bride right from the Word of God.

I have loved you with an everlasting love. Because your steadfast love is better than life,

my lips will praise you. I will betroth you to me forever. I will betroth you to me in righteousness

and injustice, in steadfast love and in mercy. For your maker is your husband.

The Lord of hosts is his name.

If God so loved us, we also ought to love one another.

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