When Molly Velt received very bad news from her doctor, she called it a dark day.

My initial thoughts of that diagnosis, I didn't feel thankful, I didn't feel grateful, I didn't feel like God was someone I could trust at that time.

I was so disappointed, so disappointed that this was the path that he had chosen for us.

It's Wednesday, June 6th, and this is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee-D-Moss.

Molly Belt lost two children to a genetic disease and recognized God walking with her

every step of the way. If you missed any of this moving story, you can hear it at revive

our hearts.com. After her two sons died, Molly's life grew even more complicated.

Let's pick up the conversation between Molly, Nancy Lee DeMoss, and Holly Elif.

Holly, as we've been listening to this incredible testimony over the last couple of days,

there's a passage of scripture

from the Psalms that has come to my mind. Let me just read it. Psalm 66, beginning in verse 10,

for you, O God, have tested us. You have tried us as silver is tried. You brought us into the net.

You laid a crushing burden on our backs. You let men

ride over our heads. We went through fire and through water. And just to see that God's people are not

exempt from suffering, from trials, from affliction, and to see that God is not absent in those times of fire and testing

and crushing burdens and floods and all the things those can represent in our lives.

And we're hearing a testimony of that this week that is illustrating not only that point,

but what the next phrase says, yet you have brought us out to a place of that this week that is illustrating not only that point but what the next

phrase says, yet you have brought us out to a place of abundance. And that's really what we've

been hearing as we've been talking with Molly. I love as Molly has been sharing her story,

that constantly she has made reference to the fact that God at every turn was there supplying what they needed,

teaching them, growing them, and that Molly and Matt, her husband, were faithful to constantly

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