Bill Hogan learned something important when his daughter Amy was sick.

He heard his son-in-law say something profound.

He said, we believe that God is good and he will do good.

He can't do anything other than good.

So either he will heal Amy or he will do something better.

And I thought what could be better than healing or suddenly I realize of

course being with the Lord's far better.

This is the Reviver Hearts Podcast with Nancy De Moss Walgemuth, author of

choosing gratitude. For October 25, 2024, I'm Dana Gresch. The last couple of weeks,

the last couple of weeks

Nancy's been giving us great insight in a series called Enduring Life's

Hartships. If you didn't hear all of the programs and you want to catch up, just go to

Revive Our Hearts.com or go to the Revive Our Hearts. Our Hearts app.

To close out the series, we're pulling out a conversation

Nancy had with some special friends, Bill and Jane Hogan.

Bill was Nancy's pastor when she was a girl. He actually

officiated at Nancy and Robert's wedding too. Bill's since gone home to be

with the Lord. Let's listen. One of the things that we've emphasized in this series on endurance is the importance of learning

from others who have been faithful and have proved God to be faithful in their lives.

And I love learning from the lives of those who've walked further down the road and longer than I have.

And there's so many days when I'm tempted to get weary with well-doing, to throw in the towel, and I often will think of somebody

who's even just a little bit older than I am and some who are in later seasons of their lives

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