What opportunities has God given you to use your gifts? Here's Stacey Salsbury.

And may I just say how fun it is to experience the equipping of the Lord? If you've never experienced

that, to go out on a limb and to try and use the gifts that God has given you, he faithfully

equips you. And that's fun.

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

Rest.

For December 3rd, 2020, I'm Dana Gresh.

So, Nid. So Nancy, I have a question for you.

What is the most unusual place you have ever taught the Bible?

Well, the first one that comes to mind is maybe not what you had in mind, but it's years ago.

I did a women's seminar, and only about like maybe 15 or 20 women showed up.

But we were meeting, it's a long story as to how this happened, but we were meeting at the huge,

maybe, I don't know, it seats many thousands of people, Wells Fargo Center where the Philadelphia Flyers play in Philadelphia, and if they were having a hockey game that night, and so the, what's that big piece of equipment? Is it Zamboni? Is that what they call it?

Oh, the Zamboni, yes. My husband loves saying out the ice. And so they got this big racket noise going, and I've got this tiny little group of women sitting up in the stand somewhere teaching them a seminar called the Battle for the

family, the woman's role. That was really unusual. But let me say the other really meaningful

place, not that that wasn't meaningful, but I think about the opportunities I've had a few times over the years to teach in a women's prison, women who are so hungry for the Lord and whose backgrounds are largely very different than my own.

But we have this common neediness for Jesus and a common need for His Word.

And I see the power of the gospel in my life

and then overflowing to share with them in that prison. So that's been a really unusual, but also

joyful place for me to teach the Word of God. I have to say, you're busting my paradigm of Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth just a little bit

with the teaching the word in the hockey stadium and in prison.

But you know what?

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