Nancy DeMas Walgamuth says that the stress in your life may be connected to what you believe about God.

Imagine the peace, the comfort, the hope that would be ours.

If we really believed that God sees and knows everything that lies before us, before it happens.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, along with Danegresh,

for September 16, 2019. Nancy's continuing in the new series she started with us this month. It's based on

the book she and her husband Robert have written, a book called You Can Trust God to Write Your

Story. I was really interested to read recently a new Gallup poll that talks about Americans' stress, worry, and anger.

And it says that American stress, worry, and anger intensified over the past year.

Here are some highlights from that report. It says Americans were more

likely to be stressed and worried than much of the rest of the world. Nearly half of Americans,

45 percent, felt worried a lot. More than one in five, 22 percent, felt angry a lot.

Even in a booming economy, more Americans were stressed, angry, and worried last year

than they have been at most points during the past decade. You wonder why? And it said

younger Americans between the ages of 15 and 49 are among the most stressed, worried, and angry

in the United States. And as I read that, I thought,

I wonder where I would fit in that survey. Stressed, worried, angry. Sometimes those qualities

come out, some more than others. I don't think I show a lot of anger, but stress and worry.

Yeah, I might be in those statistics there. And you think about why would it be that Americans more than in many other parts of the

world in the midst of a booming economy, and particularly younger ones, would feel higher degrees

of stress, worry, and anger? I think there are a lot of reasons, a lot of factors that play into that.

But as I'm thinking about this series and what we're talking about this month on you can trust God

to write your story, I think at the heart of a lot of stress, worry, and anger is that we don't

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