Mary Glick went through a difficult eye surgery.

The results seemed positive, and Mary wanted to thank everyone for praying.

And I remember standing up in our church and just praising the Lord.

And I said, even if I go blind, I want to praise him.

Three weeks later, my retina detached, and I went fine.

This is the Revive Our Hearts Podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamoo.

Author of Lies Women Believe.

For May 28th, 2025, I'm Dana Grash.

Well, I don't know what time of the day it is for you, but I guess that you've already been tempted to complain.

We live in a fallen world, and it's so easy to find small things or big things to gripe about.

And I know that many are facing very difficult situations.

I don't want to make light of that. But I do want to encourage all of us to fight against complaining

and discouragement and to replace them with contentment and gratitude. And we're about to hear about a

woman who's learned to do that through some trying

life circumstances. My friend Mary Glick hasn't written any books. She's not trying to build a

platform, but she has a lot of wisdom to share with us after spending a lot of years in the

laboratory of life. She's gone through health scares. She's loved people who've mistreated

her, and she's laid down her life for others without any hope of thanks or recognition.

As you listen to some of Mary's stories, I think you'll be challenged to become more and more

of a grateful, grace-filled woman. Let's begin by saying, good morning, Mary,

because she listens to revive our hearts so early each morning

that it's actually the middle of the night.

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