Here's Nancy Woolg- I mean, here's Nancy Wal- Oh, here's Nancy DeMoss Wollum-Wil-Mouth. Here's Nancy, here's

Nancy DeMoss Wafflemouth. Oh, that is definitely not it. Well, Nancy DeMoss will, she says God never gets

confused. God has overarching purposes for what seemed to be the dead ends of life.

The painful, difficult, perplexing providences of God.

God says, I know exactly what I'm doing.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth.

Ah, I got it.

For August 26, 2020, I'm Danegresh.

Water.

You can use it and enjoy it all day long and probably take it for granted. It just slips into the background, at least until a storm comes, when it's on everybody's minds. Nancy's

going to help us look at water from a new perspective. Get ready for some

refreshing teaching. Well, if you're here with us in the room today, you may have just seen me

take a sip of water. I'm really thirsty. I've been teaching for a while, and I needed that

water. And it reminds me that water can be a great blessing, especially when you're thirsty,

or if you need a shower, or if you need to wash some laundry, or clean a kitchen floor, water can be a blessing.

Water can also be a great threat. It can be a nuisance, as when not too long ago we had to deal with some water getting into our basement from a source.

We took us quite a while to figure out how it was coming in.

And that was not a blessing.

At least it didn't seem like a blessing at the time.

Floods we read about, hear about.

Some of you have maybe experienced that can be too much water, can be a threat.

Contaminated water as we experienced over the last few years, not too far from here in Flint, Michigan, as their whole water

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