Here's Christine Hoover.

Women in my church, they deal with difficult things, but it doesn't scare me.

I don't have to fix that.

I can point them to the one who can, whereas before I probably would have been very, like, it's up to me to fix this.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Choosing Gratitude for Friday, July 21st, 2017.

Yesterday, my good friend Aaron Erin Davis, was with us.

She's the main writer for an important ministry of revive our hearts called

the Lies Young Women Believe blog.

If you're not familiar with that blog, let me encourage you to go there and check it out.

I think it's something you'd want to recommend to any young women friends you may have.

Now, Erin describes herself not just as a type A personality, but as double A. Maybe you can

relate to her temptation to want to fight and struggle to prove yourself. Yesterday, we heard

part one of Aaron's conversation with author Christine Hoover. They talked about

a different way of life, free from the struggle to achieve and prove ourselves. Christine is a

pastor's wife, she's a mom, and she's written a new book called From Good to Grace, Letting

Go of the Goodness Gospel. This conversation between Aaron and Christine took place at a women's conference,

so you'll hear some of those sounds in the background.

In fact, you'll hear our friends the Gettys preparing to lead a worship time.

But don't let that distract you from this important opportunity

to escape from trying hard to be good good and instead learning to trust in the grace

of Christ. Let's listen.

I see women trying to cope with the reality of our sinfulness in two ways. First is achievement.

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