Nancy DeMas Walgamoos says it's important to capture God's story so that you can pass it on.

You may do it through a journal. You may do it through pictures. You may do it through spoken or recorded words, visible reminders.

I want to encourage you to establish and leave behind memorials, monuments, so to speak, of God's faithfulness so that after you're long gone, your children

and their children and others, your neighborhood, your community, people in your church will know.

That's what that means.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Baldwin, co-author of You Can Trust God to

to Write Your Story.

For December 27, 2024, I'm Dana Gresh.

Okay, today you're going to get a sneak preview of a great big project Nancy's hard at work on these days.

In 2027, she'll roll out a year-long audio and video teaching series called Wonder of the Word.

It'll be an opportunity for you as a listener to study through the entire Bible alongside Nancy.

And today we're going to sample

some of that series by hopping into her session. We're at the beginning of the book of Joshua.

Let's preview day 45 of wonder of the word. Here's Nancy. Remember that our goal is to get a

bird's eye view through the course of a year of the whole of

scripture. And that means, as I've said often, we're taking a helicopter ride. We're not going on a

hike. So we're skipping a lot of really important things, but just trying to give a sense of the

highlights and how the whole story fits together and how it all points us to Jesus.

So today we come to the book of Joshua. And if you're aware, you can follow along in your Bible or

scrolling on a phone, let me encourage you to open because whatever you see for yourself,

you're going to get even more out of than what I read to you. Here the people are

transitioning into the promised land, out of the wilderness, into the promised land. Joshua is the

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