Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth says if you don't have an hour to pray, spend the time you do have.

Look, it doesn't have to be a sweet hour of prayer.

It can be continually sending up to the Lord short bolts of prayer.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy DeMoss Walgamud, author of A Place of Quiet Rest, for Friday, June 15th.

Do you feel like you're good at prayer? If not, you're in very good company. Let's listen to a woman

who doesn't feel like a great prayer warrior, but she does know the importance of talking with God.

Here's Nancy. A couple came up to me that I had not seen in many years, And the husband said to me, I have prayed for you

every day for the last 10 years. This is not a couple I have ever known well. And he said to me,

when I saw you 10 years ago, you were getting ready to start Reviver Hearts Radio. And you said to me,

would you please pray for me? And he said, I said, yes,

and then I left, and I realized I told her I would pray for her. And he says, every day for the last 10

years, I have prayed for you. Someone I hardly know. Well, I thank the Lord for people like that

man and other men and women couples that I hear from, some of whom I've never met,

who pray for me, who pray for this ministry, and I said to him, thank you so much.

Let me just take this opportunity to say thank you to many of you in this audience,

and many of you listening to this program today, who pray for me. You pray for our team,

you pray for our ministry.

And God hears those prayers and answers them. And that's why I'm excited about this session we're

coming to today as we're walking through the True Woman Manifesto, through the 15 We Will statements

that come at the end of that manifesto. We come to the fourth one today that says we will nurture our fellowship and communion with God

through prayer in praise, thanksgiving, confession, intercession, and supplication.

Now one might wonder why include a statement about prayer in the True Woman Manifesto?

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