Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy Ep. 2

Revive Our Hearts

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 25 April 2023

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

The New Testament tells us to do all things without grumbling or complaining. Yet the psalmist and many other biblical characters complained. Which is correct?

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0:00.0	Here are some words of hope from Pastor Mark Rogup.
0:04.0	In the midst of my pain, I choose to talk to God about it.
0:08.0	The beautiful thing that lament does is it opens our voice to talk to God again about the things that we're feeling about the
0:16.0	concerns of our soul.
0:18.0	I cry loud to God, loud to God, he will hear.
0:25.0	Our world is terribly broken, and yet God is unbelievably glorious.
0:30.0	And yet how do those two things reconcile?
0:32.0	In the day of my trouble,
0:35.0	so I reach out to seek you home.
0:39.0	I can't feel
0:47.0	In the night of my pain
0:50.0	darkness falls.
0:53.0	questions range.
0:57.0	Of you forsaken. This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy Damas Walgemuth, author of Surrender, The Heart God Controls.
1:16.3	For April 25th, 2023, are all God are only.
1:37.0	You are so God are only. Our emphasis this month is on prayer. Sometimes our prayers are more like moaning or groaning from a deep place of sadness.
1:47.0	Yesterday, Nancy Damas Walgemuth and Pastor Mark Rogop talked about biblical lament and why it matters to us today. They're back to
1:56.4	continue this conversation and explore the different pieces of lament as found in
2:01.7	the book of Psalms.
2:03.0	Mark, the song we've just been listening to is an actual rendition of Psalm 77, and my guess
2:09.3	is a lot of our listeners aren't real familiar with that Psal song or with that song because when we go to
2:15.1	church or when we have a quiet time or we turn on Christian radio that's not
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