Are you ever tempted to imagine what it would be like to leave your imperfect husband and find someone else?

Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth reminds you that there is no perfect husband.

There is no trouble-free existence this side of heaven.

And you can have all your wish lists and you're fantasizing and think if I just weren't married to this man,

if I could just be married to this man who's so much more godly. I mean, every situation and circumstance of life

has its challenges. There's no trouble-free existence this side of heaven. Life is hard,

but God is good.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Adorned.

For January 24th, 2020, I'm Dana Gresh. So many women leave their husbands and chase after another man only to discover that the new situation is worse than the first.

What they think will be a fairy tale ending actually throws them into a worse crisis.

Here's Nancy to give us some insight.

She's been teaching from the biblical story of Abigail.

The series is called Abigail, How to Live with the Fools in Your Life.

If you've missed any of it, you can listen to the past broadcasts at revive our hearts.com. This is a powerful

passage. I've been so challenged by the life of Abigail and how this woman in a very, very

difficult situation, married to a man whose name Nabal means full and who lived out the meaning of his name. We've called the

series How to Live with the Fools in your life. And that fool may be a husband, it may be a

coworker, it may be a son or daughter, who is resisting God, it may be an in-law or a parent

or a neighbor, somebody in your church.

You think of who that person is, and find in Abigail some great instruction,

not all the answers you need from this one passage, but some great wisdom on dealing with the fools in your life.

Now when we finished the last session,

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