Nancy DeMoss-Walgamu says these difficult days could be our greatest opportunity.

What might God be calling the church to be or to do in our season of distress?

We're experiencing not only a physical pandemic, but a pandemic of evil that is engulfing our culture. We can be angry, or we can realize

that this season could be our greatest hour for the glory of God and the spread of the gospel.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMas Walgamoo, co-author of You Can Trust God to

Write Your Story.

For December 31st, 2020, I'm Dana Gresh.

Well, how did you respond the last time you found yourself in a proverbial storm of life?

Are you the kind of woman who is quick to scream for help or even cry out for pity?

Today, Nancy's going to remind us that as believers, we have other options, even some that might

seem unusual or unnatural.

Here's Nancy.

You may be familiar with the name John Wesley.

He was the founder of Methodism.

He was an 18th century evangelist who was greatly used by God in a revival movement in England.

And a significant influence in Wesley's conversion was the example he saw in a group

of Moravian missionaries that he encountered in 1736 on a ship that was bound for America. And as Wesley

watched these Moravians, he was impressed by their kindness and their humility.

He called them the Germans, that's the Moravians.

And when the Germans were mistreated, they never lashed out or retaliated.

And he took note of all this.

But the really key point came one Sunday when the ship got caught in a fierce life-threatening storm. And Wesley made

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