When you face disappointment, is it necessarily because you've done something wrong?

Nancy DeMoss-Walgamuth says even godly people experience disappointment.

Listen, you can walk with God.

You can live an obedient life and you can still have disappointments and hurts and unfulfilled

minds.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Adorned, for January 14th, 2019.

Nancy's beginning a new series called A Portrait of Elizabeth.

Let me encourage you to turn in your Bibles if you have them with you to Luke Chapter 1, the Gospel of Luke chapter 1.

And as I sometimes say, if you're driving while you're listening to Revive our

hearts, I would encourage you to keep your eyes on the road and not to open up to this passage,

but if you're somewhere where you can open your Bible or scroll on your phone to a Bible app,

I always want to encourage you to follow along in the scripture if you possibly can,

because it's the Word of God that's inspired, and it's the Word of God that speaks to us and changes

us, transforms us. We're going to take a deep dive into parts of Luke chapter one this week,

and I want you to be able to see it with your own eyes and to let God's spirit speak to your heart, even as he's been

speaking to mine through this passage. So Lord, open our ears, open our eyes, open our hearts,

and thank you for the beauty and the wonder and the power of your word. And may it go forth

and take root and produce much fruit for your glory in our lives.

This day we pray. In Jesus' name, amen. Now for some of us, the only time we read or hear about

Luke chapter one is during the Christmas season. And now we're past the Christmas season.

And some of you are wondering, why are we turning to Luke chapter 1 in January? Luke 1 is a really important passage because

it represents the transition from the Old Testament era to the New Testament era, to the

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