As a single woman, Charmaine Porter noticed that sometimes she was scrolling through social media and becoming envious of her friends' photos and announcements.

So, she developed a strategy.

I have learned to become a fan of God's glory.

So wherever I see his glory happening, I choose to celebrate that. That may not always be my

instinct, but I get to choose how I respond when I see my friends on Instagram or see them on

Facebook. If God doesn't define me by my relationship status, then why should I? So wherever I start to

see God's glory, I've started to choose to celebrate.

God, be glorified.

All the glory out of this vacation.

All the glory out of this baby.

All the glory out of this relationship.

But I start to become a fan of that.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss-Zalgamu, along with Dana Gresh,

for September 13, 2019.

Well, you may be aware that most of my life has been spent as a single woman. For the first

57 years of my life, the Lord gave me what the Apostle Paul would call a gift of being single.

And then in November of 2015, the Lord gave me a new gift, the gift of marriage. Now, each gift,

by the way, comes with both its blessings and its

challenges. And I am truly, deeply grateful for this new season, so grateful for Robert

Walgamuth. But I remember, well, a conversation I had with a single woman just before I got

married, and she said to me, don't forget your single sisters. Well, I haven't forgotten my

single sisters. And here at Revive Our Hearts, we never want to stop being a voice of encouragement

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