Nancy DeMoss-Walgamuth remind you that you're not responsible for the behavior of others,

but you are responsible for yours.

Your husband may lose his cool at times or do foolish things.

Your boss may lose his cool or be hard to work for.

Your children may do foolish things, we'll do foolish things.

But that doesn't mean you have to act like a fool

in the midst of the crisis. This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth,

author of Adorned. For January 22nd, 2020, I'm Dana Gresh. When a husband makes a poor decision, one that even puts people's lives in jeopardy,

what is a wife supposed to do?

All week we've been looking at a woman from the Old Testament, a woman who found herself

in that exact situation. And today we'll see what action she decided to take. Here's our host,

Nancy, in a series called How to Live with the Fools in Your Life. We're talking about how

to deal with the fools in your life.

And there may be somebody who comes to mind when you hear that term.

If you haven't heard the first part of this series, you'll want to go to 1 Samuel chapter

25 and read the story that we've been following for the last several days of Nabal, who was a

foolish man, his name means fool, and he acted just like his name. We've been talking about his wife, Abigail, who was a foolish man, his name means fool, and he acted just like his name.

We've been talking about his wife, Abigail, who was a wise and discerning woman.

And then the third character, David, who is going to be the king of Israel, but he's not the king yet.

He's still a fugitive fleeing from King Saul out in the wilderness.

Nabal has antagonized David, and David is

now on the warpath getting ready to go destroy Nabol and all his family. And Abigail, the wife

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