If we feel afraid of getting older, Susan Hunt encourages us to adjust our perspective.

We think of aging as declining, but spiritually in aging we flourish because the more we grow,

the more we flourish, the more we grow. And so we should be growing in the grace and knowledge

of Jesus all the way until our last breath. And so we should be growing in the grace and knowledge of Jesus all the way

until our last breath. And so therefore, the most beautiful flourishing, the most beautiful

fruit will come at the end of life. This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for March 24th,

2021. I'm Nancy DeMoss Wogamongam. Give a wish you could just sit down and have a chat with someone who's older and wiser than you,

someone who can encourage you, help you make decisions, see things clearly.

Well, do we have a program for you? You're going to want to be a part of this conversation.

In fact, why don't you go ahead and pour yourself a cup of coffee or, if you're me, tea, and join us

here at the Reviver Hearts table. Today, Dan and Gresh is talking with two friends of

Revive Our Hearts, one of them a woman I've known and loved for many years. And I know that by the

end of today's program, you're going to feel like these women are your friends, too. Let's listen.

We're going to have a conversation with two women that I love dearly. One of them is probably

familiar to you

because she's sort of been a very strong influence in the true woman movement. In fact,

Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth has called her the grandmother of the true woman movement.

She has been a speaker at our Revive Conference and not just a speaker, but one of the most beloved speakers.

She's the author of a brand new book that she co-wrote with a dear friend.

The book is called Aging with Grace.

Please welcome Susan Hunt.

Hello, Susan.

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