Nancy DeMas Walgamo says there are loving ways to help others see their blind spots.

I have a friend who says that the last man to know he's got a rip in his jacket is the guy who's got it on.

And that's why we need to love each other. If someone wanders from the truth, it's the loving thing to do,

to go and say, let me help restore you.

Not just to talk about that person.

Can you believe what she did to her husband?

Can you believe the way she handled her children?

Can you believe that so-and-so did this?

Don't go to another person.

That's not the loving thing to do.

That's the selfish, proud, arrogant thing to do.

The loving thing to do is to go and say, let me help you.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMas Walgole, author of Adorn.

For February 14th, 2022, I'm Dana Gresh. When things are running smoothly, it's easy to show people love.

But the true test of love comes when circumstances are difficult.

On this Valentine's Day, let's join Nancy as she continues a series called How's Your Love Life?

How do you respond when you get to the grocery store and you go to the checkout line where you're supposed to have a maximum of 10 items?

And there's a woman in front of you who's got 23 items in her cart. Or when you get

to the counter and you find the slowest checkout counter in the history of the world is the one

where you're in line. How do you find yourself responding in that kind of circumstance?

Or you find yourself in traffic or surrounded by bad

drivers who don't know where they're going. How do you respond? How do you respond when your

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