Margaret Nyman is asking the Lord to use her in her current season of life.

He's called me into widowhood. I mean, that may sound strange.

I look at it as a calling. It's the calling on my life for this season.

So I don't want to just sit and wait to be called to heaven now.

I know God has plans for me in the meantime,

and I'm trying to listen carefully to put those on.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth,

author of Lies Women Believe, for March 2, 2018. I've so enjoyed these last several days talking with Margaret Nyman, who I've known a little bit over many years, but have just had a chance to get better acquainted with more recently.

And I'm so thankful that she has written a book that is available called Hope for an Aking Heart.

It's a book of uplifting, encouraging practical devotions for widows.

But as we've been saying all week, it's a great book for widows, but also I just think a really helpful resource for those of us who may have widows around us or in our church or in

our lives and want to know how we can minister grace to them. And for any person going through

loss, through grief, how do you move forward, how do you not stay stuck emotionally

in the past and just a lot of practical topics that you deal about in this book.

They're short, they're easy to read.

Margaret's your great storyteller and you're great with details.

And I think this book is going to be a real encouragement to a lot of our listeners.

So thank you for writing it.

But also thank you for joining us these past several days on Revive Our Hearts.

And as we wrap up this series, we've just been talking here in the studio about you've got a full heart and a full well.

And it's sweet to see how, you know, I think

at the point of a loss, there's a sense that how will I go on? How will I have fullness again?

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