Great Is Thy Faithfulness

Revive Our Hearts

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 29 April 2020

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

A man named Thomas struggled with health issues, couldn’t keep a job, and didn’t have regular income. But he wrote a hymn about God’s faithfulness.

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0:00.0	The prophet Jeremiah felt the sting of God's arrows. Maybe you have two. Here's Nancy DeMas
0:08.0	Walgamuth. Do you ever feel like God is using you for target practice? If you live long enough,
0:14.8	there will come a time when you will probably feel that way.
0:27.3	This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of The Quiet Place. For April 29th, 2020, I'm Dana Gresh. That version of Great is Thy Faithfulness is from Nancy's piano collection, Be Still.
0:52.4	Today she'll give us the rich background to that song. Nancy, you recorded that.
0:57.6	What? Was it six years ago now? Yeah, it sure was. And that album includes 10 of my very favorite hymns.
1:05.2	We talked about a couple of them on Monday and yesterday, Be Still, My Soul, and Like a a river glorious. But it also includes some of those
1:14.4	familiar old hymns, take my life and let it be consecrated. Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus,
1:21.6	come thou fount of every blessing and several others. And Dana, I love how the lyrics of those hymns are rooted in
1:29.3	scripture and also how they are both timeless and timely for the days in which we're living.
1:36.0	I could not agree more, Nancy. I have found them to be such a comfort in recent days.
1:41.5	And I'm so happy that we're making the piano album be still available for you to download.
1:49.4	Today's the last day. It's our way of saying thank you for your gift of any amount. You'll need to
1:55.6	donate and download through our website, revive our hearts.com or through the Revive Our Hearts app. And it's been so sweet for me to see
2:03.5	how the Lord has used this Be Still album to minister grace and encouragement to many hearts. I'm thinking of a
2:11.5	friend who wrote and said to me, I've been keeping watch over my sweet dad whose last breath will be
2:17.0	drawn so very soon. It's bittersweet,
2:20.1	she said. I want the suffering to stop and the struggling to cease. Soon he will enter into the
2:27.1	glorious presence of God, and it will be as I am consumed with worship. Thank you for ushering me
2:33.6	into the throne room tonight. This friend had
2:37.0	received a copy of Be Still. She was listening to it and singing in her heart to the Lord
2:42.7	hymns that she had first learned from hearing her dad sing them many years ago. Now as her dad was on
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