Sue Thomas worked for the FBI and was the inspiration for a TV program, but one of her most meaningful activities was finding homeless people on cold streets.

I know where I want to be every Christmas. I want to be on the streets

with the homeless. So it sure now for the last 13 years we travel to Washington DC.

I remember them very well. We travel to Washington, D.C.

But I remember them very well for my FBI days

how many homeless live on the stream.

This is the Reviver Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgemuth, author of Surrender,

The Heart God Controls.

For October 4, 2024, I'm Dana Gresh. If you're missed any of the programs this week, you're going to want to visit

Revive Our Hearts.com or the Revive Our Hearts app to catch up.

Nancy spoke with Sue Thomas who lost her hearing at

18 months of age. She was now with the Lord but because of the investment of her

parents and some teachers and coaches, she became a musician.

She also worked for the FBI, reading lips during surveillance operations, and she also

inspired a TV series.

Sue visited our studio and was reading Nancy's lips

as they talked.

Let's listen to the rest of their conversation.

You've started a ministry that came about after the loss of your mother.

First of all, just tell us about losing your mother when she was 90 years of age.

Because I know she was a very important person in your life.

She was a very important person in my life but you have to realize that for a woman that is my mother, that is my speech therapist, that is my teacher, that's with me 24-7 with lip reading.

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