If you're a mom, it probably seems like your work is never done.

There's always one more dish to wash, one more mouth to feed, one more toy to pick up.

Here's Nancy Lee DeMoss on how to make the work easier.

Anything that we do for love of God and love of others, the load is lightened.

Haven't you found that to be true?

But when we do it with a willing heart,

that it takes on a different perspective.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Wednesday, February 21st. What's the biggest, most intimidating job in front of you today?

There's a way to make the job more manageable.

It's to recognize you're working for God's glory.

Yesterday, Nancy started to describe some ways of working that are uniquely feminine. Well,

she'll pick back up on that today in a series called The Countercultural Woman. Let me read to you

a letter I received from a friend not too long ago. She said, Nancy, when I read your letter

outlining your schedule, I thought to myself,

oh, Fran, Nancy has the greatest life, so exciting, all that travel, and what am I doing this summer?

Then she said, well, as I sat at the kitchen table, I thought, let's write out what I've done this

month and see what I've done and will do. What a valuable exercise

in seeing just how busy moms are, capital M, with tasks. And those tasks, those seemingly mundane,

show our love for our children. Tasks such as sewing in hundreds of little labels on every

single sock and pair of underwear, towels, t-shirts, and things you know

you'll never see again once they've gone to camp, the great devourer of items from home.

Addressing and stamping 10 little envelopes for 10 little letters, one for each day to

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