God's goodness is easy to believe while we're reading Bible stories.

Why does it get harder when it involves our own story?

Nancy DeMoss Walgamoo says it doesn't have to be.

If he needs to send Ravens to feed you in your retirement, he can do it.

You think God just could do that in the Old Testament?

If God wants to use a penniless widow to meet the needs

of your family, God can do that. Because God lives in the realm of the supernatural, not the

explainable, but the supernatural. We get so stuck in what we can see, what we can understand,

what we can explain, what we can figure out, and if the dollars and cents don't add up to us, we freak out.

We get terrorized. But the psalma says, I'm living in the realm of a supernatural.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeVos Walgamuth, author of A 30-day Walk with God through the Psalms.

For June 9th, 2020, I'm Dana Gresh.

A woman wrote to us about the program that aired yesterday on Psalm 23. She says,

This Psalm is one that I've read over and over and memorized,

but I've never dissected it in this way. She went on to explain how much she appreciated this

kind of teaching and that she learned so much about verse one alone. So let's get back to the series. The Lord is my shepherd. Here's Nancy.

As we get to know who God is and what he's like, it's important for us to realize that everything

that is true about God, everything that's true of his character, has an implication for our

lives. And we need to learn to live our lives in the nitty-gritty, practical, everyday aspects of life

in light of who God is and what he is like.

The Lord is my shepherd.

That's true about God.

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