Nancy DeMoss-Walgamuth reminds us how the disciples of Jesus felt when they entered a storm.

Jesus, don't you care? We're all going to die. Do you ever feel that way? Maybe that's the storm

you're in right now and you're feeling terrified. Well, it's in those storms that most of us lose

whatever little bit of peace we thought we had when things were going well.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Waldemuth, author of The Quiet Place for April 28th, 2020.

I'm Dana Gresh.

I'm Dana Gresh.

There's something you may have noticed like I did in the last month or so.

Suddenly, all the familiar hymns many of us have sung our whole lives,

well, the lyrics to those hymns have taken on new meaning. Am I right? Newer songs, too, but the ones we tend to remember best are the ones we're most familiar with. And there's

great comfort in singing words of hope and lyrics that express our trust in God.

Here's Nancy, with more in this series Hymns of Hope in Troubled Times.

Well, yesterday we began what for us is a really unusual series.

Usually I'm teaching from a particular scripture text or a book of the Bible.

And this week, we're looking at some of the lyrics of some great hymns that have been

a part of my own spiritual upbringing and journey. I had the joy of recording some of these hymns,

piano arrangements of these hymns that were now making available through the ministry called

Be Still. If you missed yesterday's program, we talked about the title

hymn, Be Still, My Soul. In so many life circumstances where we need to know that He is God

and to just let our hearts rest in that knowledge. This includes 10 classic hymns and gospel songs

that I grew up with. They're familiar to me because we grew up

singing these, but they're mostly ones that we don't sing a lot in our churches today. So they're

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