Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth was in a discussion with a businessman and his wife.

They were talking about various political issues when suddenly the wife said,

None of this is the answer.

People's hearts have to change, she said.

We need revival.

That's what we need to be talking about.

And we all just sat back and went,

you're right. This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, co-author

of Seeking Him. For March 8th, 2021, I'm Dana Gresh.

Does it seem like every time you turn on the media, you hear about another tragedy?

I mean, shootings, wildfires, the pandemic or drama in politics, there's no lack of sobering stories.

In this two-day series called A Highway for Our God, Nancy will point you to a passage in the Bible that gives hope and comfort for when you're feeling overwhelmed by bad news.

Now, Nancy recorded this before the pandemic we're experiencing was happening,

but there was some bad headlines that she was encountering at that time, and this message is

as relevant today as it was then. She began this talk showing a news photo of a woman who

appeared to be praying in the middle of a bombing tragedy. Her hands were folded,

and she was looking up in desperation. And I thought, what a great picture is that. Because we have no

other possible help for such a time as this, other than to turn to the Lord. And as God's people, this is a time

to look up, to cry out to him, and also to look for glimpses of God's grace in the midst of all

the rubble and the tragedy. We need to ask God to give us eyes to see how he is redeeming this

broken, fallen world, and how we can use these tragedies as an opportunity to point people

to Jesus. I want us to look at a passage of scripture tonight that was intended for the comfort and the hope of God's people.

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