Here's Yvonne Welch.

Bitterness is something you don't just pray a prayer and it goes away.

Because every day we're going to be faced with something that could turn into bitterness

if we don't get it right then.

It's like if you get cut and you don't take care of that cut and that poison, that infection

becomes infected. And if we don't take care of that cut and that poison, that infection becomes infected.

And if we don't cleanse out that wound with forgiveness.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Wednesday, July 31st. Thank you. This week, Yvonne Welch has been sharing her story.

As a busy wife and mom involved in ministry, she found herself under tremendous stress.

This affected her health, her emotions, and her relationship with God. One of the biggest

results was bitterness that crept into her life. Yvonne is back today speaking with our

friend Holly Elif and our host, Nancy Lee DeMoss. Yvonne picks up her story. I remember

hearing the story of Corey Tin Boom.

When she was in a church, she was speaking there in Munich, and I'm sure that you have

heard this story many times, but it's worth retelling.

Truly blessed me, convicted me, and she was in a church in Munich, and she said it was there that I saw him.

At first she said I saw the brown cap and the overcoat, but then I saw the blue cap with the skull and crossbones,

and all those memories came back to me of Betsy

and being there in Ravensbrook in the in the prison camp and she said he had been a guard

there but he didn't recognize me.

But she recognized him.

Yes.

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