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Kathy Helvey faced many trials in her lifetime.

She knew what it meant to suffer, and she knew what it meant to trust.

Lord, teach me to wait in the good times and in the bad, when I don't feel you and when I do,

to wait and listen and believe, trust.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Choosing Forgiveness.

For July 28th, 2022, I'm Dana Gresh.

Imagine reading an advice column that offered questions, but no answers.

It would cause frustration to a lot of readers because we expect every question to be answered.

When Nancy was teaching through the book of Abakak, we learned that God doesn't always answer every question. Or he answers

in really surprising ways. If you missed any of the series, Habakkuk moving from fear to faith,

you can hear it at Revive Our Hearts.com or through the Revive Our Hearts app. A group of listeners

have been listening to Nancy's teaching on Habakkuk, and they're here to talk with Nancy about some of the things they've been learning in the series. We'll hear from Maria Johnson, Kimberly Wagner, and Kathy Helvey, who's now with the Lord. Here's Holly Elif. As Nancy was teaching through this, I kept thinking about Habakkuk.

And I love the fact that his questions were not all answered.

That's right. In this book.

That even as he waited on God and even as he got to God in the midst of it,

he still didn't have all his questions answered, but he knew he was secure.

Nancy said nothing changed but his heart.

Right.

And, I mean, haven't you seen that happen where the outward circumstances, I think of Hannah,

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