Do you ever feel alone in your walk with God?

Nancy DeMos-Walgamuth has a suggestion.

Let me encourage you in those moments to ask the Lord to direct you to a sister, another woman

who knows and loves and walks with God, who will walk with you.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Adorned, for January 16th, 2019.

You're about to hear a story that involves a special piece of clothing, and you'll want to see it for yourself.

So watch the video of Nancy Teaching at revive our hearts.com.

I never had the opportunity to meet Henriette Amir's personally. She died in 1963 when I was five years old, but I know a lot

about this woman and I've admired her and she's had a huge impact in my life over the years.

She was a Christian educator. She served on the staff at Hollywood Presbyterian Church in Southern

California. She founded a Christian retreat center. She founded a Christian curriculum

publisher. Henrietta Mears never married, and perhaps that's one of the reasons that I was

interested in her life, even as a young woman. God used her in a significant way in the lives of many

Christian leaders of her day, including a then young man named Bill Bright, who she

encouraged as an early young Christian. At the time, Bill was dating a girl named Vanette,

who was struggling to believe that the Bible was true. So Bill took his girlfriend,

Vonette, to Miss Mears, to meet her. And Miss Mears, who had a really great mind

for apologetics and defense of the faith, talked with Vonette, and ultimately led Vonette Bright,

later Vonette Bright, to the Lord. Ms. Mears opened her home to Bill and Vonette when they first

married. Her home was near the campus of

UCLA, and Campus Crusade for Christ began in Miss Mears' home there in Southern California.

Now, Vonette Bright was a lifelong friend of my family. I've known her as long as I've been alive.

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