What fills your mind as you're slipping off to sleep each night?

Here's Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth.

I love to go to bed at night and wake up in the morning,

and even during the night as I wake to have scripture in my mind.

And I'll tell you the times when I don't,

when I get my thoughts instead on the things that disturb me during the day,

those things become so big. This is the Reviber Hearts

podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of A 30-day Walk with God in the Psalms. For September 7th,

2021, I'm Dana Gresh. You can access the news 24 hours a day.

But just because you can doesn't mean you should.

In a world where bad news is trying to constantly catch your attention,

Nancy helps you focus on truth.

Here's part two of the series,

A Calm Heart in a Troubled World. We're looking at the first 11 verses of Psalm 37 over these few sessions, and I want to encourage you to be reading those verses, not just for the few days

of this series, but maybe over the next few weeks and meditating on these verses, not just for the few days of this series, but maybe over the next few weeks and meditating

on these verses, memorizing them perhaps.

They have been a huge blessing in my life, and I find myself going back to these verses over

and over again, particularly when confronted with things in this world that are disturbing.

And there's a lot in this world that's disturbing. You can't

live with other human beings and not be confronted with evil in our own hearts, but also in the

lives of others. And our natural tendency when we're confronted with wrongdoing in others is to fret.

And as we saw in the last session, that means

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