Shona Murray was a homeschooling mom, a discouraged homeschooling mom.

I started off as an idealist, as a perfectionist.

I'm going to educate my children to high school and then they go to college and I'm good and free after that.

But I had reached burnout on that front.

She called her husband David.

I was crying on the phone and said, David, I can't do this anymore.

I can't.

I'm at the end of the world.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamud, author of A Place of Quiet Rest for January 30th, 2018.

Music 2018.

Well, if you weren't able to be with us yesterday for Revive Our Hearts, you need to go back and listen to yesterday's program or read the transcript at least because we heard a very honest and tender story from

David and Shona Murray's hearts about walking through burnout and depression, even as a pastor

and the wife of a pastor, a couple who loved the Lord but found themselves in some very low

places. And you may not be there right now. You may be in a really healthy place right now,

but chances are there are people around you.

You may not even realize it,

but they are walking through a dark, dark valley.

And God has put you in their life

to be a means of grace and a means of encouragement.

And David and Shona have written together a book called Refresh,

Embracing a Grace-paced life in a world of endless demands. That book is available for a donation

of any amount this week to revive our hearts. And we want to get that in your hands for you to read

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