A follower of Jesus was being persecuted in a prison in Southeast Asia.

Al-Henson was watching through binoculars.

I watched him kick him. I watched him push him around, and my heart just broke because I could

do nothing other than pray.

And I said, now God, what do I do with this?

This is the Rebiber Hearts Podcast with Nancy Damas Walgamuth, author of A Place of Quiet Rest. For July 22nd, G begin just know today's discussion of persecution might not be suitable for

younger listeners. Here's Nancy. Well the conversation we're having today here

on Revive Our Hearts actually wasn't planned very far in advance. It was a surprise to me and a

delightful surprise and I am so thankful to be back with my longtime friends

Al and Susan Henson from Nashville Tennessee and all around the world.

And as we talk, you're going to understand that better.

So Al and Susan, wow, welcome to revive our hearts.

I think this is your first time in this studio down here though

we've heard from you on the broadcast before but thank you for being willing to

share your story. It's an honor to be here. Thank you. And I'm thinking back to the

early days if I could just

reminisce for a moment and how the Lord knit our hearts together. When we were with, I was with

life action ministries and we did a meeting in the church.

You were pasturing at the time, Al, Lighthouse Baptist Church, and Antioch, Tennessee.

Yeah, we've changed the name now to Lighthouse Christian Fellowship, but Dale and I, the founder of Life Action

Ministries, we were very close friends, mutual mentors, we might say, of each other, a deep

passion for Christ and a passion for a movement of God, a revival,

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