Does the goodness of God bring you to your knees? Does it make you shout for joy?

Nancy DeMas Walgamoos says, God is good, but I'm not. That's why I need a Savior. So the goodness

of God, it brings us to Thanksgiving, it brings us to praise, it brings us to repentance.

We need a Savior, and we have in him a Savior.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Choosing Gratitude.

For November 24th, 2021, I'm Dana Gresh.

Thank you. Kresch.

Well, Thanksgiving is approaching tomorrow.

Can I ask how your heart's doing?

Maybe you're facing what looks like a hopeless situation or difficult circumstances.

Maybe the last thing you feel like doing this holiday week is giving thanks.

Well, no matter where you are in life right now, we want to give you real truth-filled hope today.

Let's listen, as Nancy shares from Psalm 100 in the series, Enter His Gates with Thanksgiving. Well, Thanksgiving day is tomorrow,

and I'm thinking about people I know who are going through some really difficult times.

A friend who was recently widowed, this will be your first Thanksgiving for that family without their husband and dad at the table. Several friends who are heavy-hearted over prodigal children.

My husband and I pray for several of those every night. Lord, bring them home. Bring them home.

Thinking about a friend whose nine-year-old daughter has major life-threatening health issues and has

since she was born. So here's a sweet mama who has hardly had a

good night's sleep in nine years. A friend who's dealing with elderly parents, caring for a mentally ill

family member, children in different seasons of life. Lots of stuff going on. I have friends who are

trying to figure out how they can possibly make ends meet in this season

financially. And I'm thinking about these friends and wondering, how is it possible in a week we call

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