Heaven Rules in Stillbirth (Samuel’s Story)

Revive Our Hearts

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 5 December 2022

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

Sometimes God asks us to trust He’s good, even when He allows something painful to happen to us. That was the case for Nathan and Katie Bollinger.

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0:00.0	Nathan and
0:02.0	Cady wrote a letter to their baby.
0:04.0	Their pastor read it at his memorial service.
0:08.0	Our precious Samuel Ethan,
0:10.0	Your first name means God has heard and your middle name means strong, safe.
0:18.6	We had no idea when God led us to that name, how perfect this name would be for you.
0:25.6	This is the Reviver Hearts Podcast with Nancy Damas Walamuth, author of Heaven Rules.
0:34.7	For December 5, 2022, I'm Danagresh.
0:38.0	Our theme for this month is the idea that our anchor holds. No matter what's going on
0:47.1	around us, we won't drift if we're tethered solidly to Jesus, our rock.
0:53.3	The two-word phrase that gives us comfort and courage in times of difficulty is one Nancy
0:59.0	repeats often.
1:00.7	Heaven rules.
1:01.9	Remembering that God is completely in charge is like the rope that keeps us
1:06.9	anchored to him, even in the hardest moments. Moments like what Nancy wrote about in her book, Heaven Rules. Let's listen to Samuel's
1:17.0	story.
1:18.0	Saturday, June 12, 2021.
1:23.5	Katie Bollinger was doing some of the few things a pregnant woman can do when she's nearly
1:28.0	40 weeks along.
1:30.0	She spent the morning swinging with her three other littles
1:33.1	and snuggling with them around her belly,
1:35.4	trying to fill up their love buckets
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