Nancy DeMas Walgamuth challenges you to consider, which is bigger, your storm or your God?

I don't know what your storm is today.

I don't know what your financial difficulty is.

You're in the process of moving. You're dealing with a child for whom no textbook was ever written.

I don't know what your storm is, but I know that Jesus knows, God knows, and he says to our hearts,

why are you so afraid?

Where's your faith?

Well, my faith isn't very big sometimes, but I'll tell you what, my God is always very big.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Facing Our Fears, Finding

Him Faithful. For October 16th, 2025, I'm Dana Gresh. So is there something you're fearful about today?

If your answer is yes, well, you're not alone.

We women can tend toward fear, and you know what?

Men do too.

Humans can tend toward fear. But there's truth in God's word to help us.

So here's Nancy to continue in this series, How to Have a Quiet Heart. We're talking about how to have a

quiet heart. And a lady came up on a break just a little bit ago and said, this is exactly what I need today.

Our house is half packed in boxes and we're getting ready to move.

And if you've ever had a move, you know, that's when you need a quiet heart.

In every circumstance and season of life, we're tempted to get disquieted, to have our hearts be in turmoil.

But we're looking at a passage

that says we can choose in the midst of storms to have a quiet heart. Psalm 131. I hope you've

been reading it, memorizing it, meditating on it, and making it a part of your life. The psalma says,

...