Pastor and author Chris Brooks says the way you treat others is directly related to how much

you're feeding on God's Word, the Bible.

The more you gaze upon the Word, the more your hope will be rooted in Him, the more you

will mature in your love.

You'll become a better lover of people as you become a better student of the Word.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamooz, author of choosing

forgiveness.

For April 30th, 2021, I'm Dana Gresh.

Nancy, have you noticed, I'm sure you have.

The world around us is a little unstable.

No kidding, Dana.

Just think about the past year or so with the coronavirus pandemic, racial tensions. All the anger surrounding the election,

capital riots, who would have thought? And now a humanitarian crisis of epic proportions at our nation's borders. Seems like there are shootings in the news every time you turn around.

And who knows what else might have happened and be hitting our headlines by the time this airs.

And Dana, here's one of the things that concerns me, and I know it concerns you.

It's not just what we're hearing about the instability in our world.

But in the midst of all this chaos, it feels like the tone of so many believers

is belligerent, angry, sometimes just plain mean. So true. My heart is grieved so often.

It's probably never been a more important time for believers of Jesus to be grounded firmly

in the Word of God.

And Dan, I know you and Aaron Davis and Portia Collins and others co-host a weekly video podcast

for Revival Our Hearts called Grounded.

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