Once, a woman who wasn't allowed in polite circles worshipped Jesus in a dramatic way.

Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth wants a heart like the heart of this forgiven sinner.

The love she showed Christ demonstrated that her life had been truly changed.

She was a new person. She had different values. She had different purpose for that

ointment than what she would have used it for in her past life. This is the Reviver Hearts

podcast with Nancy DeMas Walgneuth, author of Brokenness. For May 26, 2021, I'm Dana Gresh.

Music For May 26, 2021, I'm Dana Gresh.

Did you know that grace and love go hand in hand?

They're deeply connected.

And we're going to see that today by looking at a story with a simple question.

What is that question? Well, Nancy will share it with us. We're on day three of a five-day series about the sinner woman in Luke 7. If you've missed either of the first couple days,

you'll find those on the Revive Our Hearts app or at revive our hearts.com. You'll want to follow this entire story.

So be sure to look at the transcripts or listen to the audio.

Now here's Nancy.

If you're not already there with us, Luke Chapter 7,

and again, anytime I'm teaching here or you're hearing someone teach the word,

if you're at a place where you can get to a Bible on your phone or your,

I'd never go anywhere without a Bible. I'm not like saying that makes me spiritual. I'm just saying

I always want it with me. And I encourage you to follow along if you can. And we're starting in

verse 36 of Luke chapter 7. Remember there are three main characters in this

story. There's Simon the Pharisee. There's the woman who was a sinner, probably a prostitute.

And then there is, thank God a Savior. His name is Jesus. And let me just stop before I start

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