Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth points out that throughout Scripture, people struggling through

the night are often delivered in the morning.

It's not that God is not working during the night.

It's not that God is sleeping during the night.

It's just that in the light of dawn, we can see what we couldn't see during the night,

and that is how he was helping us.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamoo, author of You Can Trust God to Write Your Story.

It's March 23rd, 2020.

I'm Dana Gresh.

Music It's March 23, 2020. I'm Dana Gresh. As you're about to hear, when Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth was going through a personal storm at one point in her life, she turned to Psalm 46.

It's a reminder of God's unshakable power. She recorded a teaching

series out of that experience, and as our world faces so much upheaval, we wanted to bring you this

series about trusting God to be the rock we stand on. We began the series last week, and if you missed any of it,

you can listen at revive our hearts.com.

The series is called A Mighty Fortress is Our God. Well, we're on day five of our series on Psalm 46,

and today we're coming to verse five. And so we're taking a leisurely pace, but hasn't this been rich, just to see how every word of God

matters and means something and speaks to our hearts. And I'm actually skipping over stuff too.

But this has just been so rich to me. And as you've heard, if you were part of the series earlier,

this series has been being birth, is being

birthed out of a crucible that I'm walking through as we are recording. By the time we air

this, I don't know where I'll be on all that, but God knows. And in the meantime, I am anchoring my

heart, my mind. We will lose our minds if we don't tether them to God's word in his ways.

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