During a visit with her beloved dying grandmother, Dana Gresh was reminded of a promise she'd made.

In a moment of grace, God lifted the veil of confusion. And my sweet grandmother, at the age of 96,

looked at me. She held my hand, and she said, Dana, don't forget the pot pie.

You promised you'd make a batch the day I go to heaven.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, co-author of You Can Trust God to Write Your Story.

For September 23, 2020, I'm Dana Gresh.

So, Dana, we're turning the tables a bit today because I wanted to share a series of messages

that you recorded here in the Reviver Heart Studios several weeks ago.

Well, it was supposed to be several months ago, Nancy, but sheltering in

place due to the coronavirus kept delaying the taping dates. And actually, that's fitting for the

book of the Bible that you're teaching on, Habakkuk.

It certainly is. Habakkuk is an Old Testament book, maybe one that the pages stick together

in your Bible, because you may not turn there very often, but it's a powerful book of prophecy that was written during a troubling time

in the history of the nation of Judah. It's a powerful defense of God's goodness and his omnipotence

against the backdrop of the existence of evil.

You know, during difficult days, it can become easy to question God's faithfulness and his goodness,

but that's precisely when we need to be reminded of it.

Let's listen and as Dana begins the series, Habakkuk, remembering God's faithfulness when he seemed silent.

My Nana was a great cook.

She says the secret to her melt-in-your-mouth ham was marinating it in seven-up.

She made a lot of wonderful recipes, but the one we loved the most was her beef pot pie.

It's not the kind of pot pie you're probably thinking of with the chicken and the peas

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