Dana Gresh remembers her husband confessing something to her in their marriage that was very hurtful.

She went out for a walk in the woods.

I was like, huh, I feel like I should maybe be crying.

I was angry, but I was numb.

She called a friend who quoted scripture as she was praying for Dana.

And when she prayed that very familiar verse over me, the floodgates opened, and I began to weep.

The Word of God is so powerful.

It is so active.

It is so alive.

It can take a stunned heart and perform CPR in seconds.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walkman, author of Brokenness,

The Heart God Revives, for February 13th, 2023.

I'm sure you may be asking yourself the question, what is going on here?

Who is this? Why am I hearing a man instead of Dana, Gresh, on Revive Our Hearts?

I'm Bob Lapine. I have been a longtime member of the advisory board for Revive Our Hearts.

I have been at every true woman event that has ever been hosted. And I'm here today because we have the

opportunity to hear from Bob and Dana Gresh, who have just written a new book called Happily Even After about probably the most significant challenge they've faced in their marriage, something that they've been very transparent about.

And so we thought instead of Dana introducing this conversation to you, I would introduce the conversation to you.

And, of course, I'm here with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth.

And, Nancy, this is a subject that a lot of listeners are going to resonate with.

Yeah, you know, we think of the title of that book and how fairy tales often end with a wedding, of course, and the phrase, what is it?

And they lived happily ever after. Well, Dana's book is called Happily Even After, because, as we all

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