When his grandsons were attacked, Mark DeMoss experienced a whirlwind of emotions, anger, hurt, fear.

But because he's devoted his life to the pursuit of wisdom, a different emotion prevailed.

As I was going to sleep, the emotion that really overwhelmed me and overwhelmed all my other emotions was one of gratitude.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMas Walgamuth, author of Lies, Women

Belief in the Truth That Sets Them Free.

For March 16, 26, I'm Dana Gresh.

What does gratitude have to do with wisdom?

And how can we become grateful people, even on the hardest days?

We've got a guest today who's going to help us answer these questions and more.

And this is an extra special guest because he just so happens to be the brother of our very own Nancy DeMas Walgamuth.

Mark DeMoss, is husband to April, a devoted father, and spent much of his life as the leader of a public relations firm specializing in helping faith-based organizations.

He's also the author of The Little Red Book of Wisdom, one of my husband's favorites.

It may be small, but it's rich with insight.

Well, Mark and I got to sit down not too long ago to discuss some of the

principles covered in that book, and it was challenging in the best way. Here's part of that

conversation now.

Mark, I am so excited to talk to you today because you may not know this, but your

Little Red Book of Wisdom is one of my husband's favorite books.

Oh, I did not know that. Thank you.

Yes, he doesn't have a lot of them. It's one of them. Maybe just explain what that is,

because it really is a book that touched a nerve when it first came out, I think particularly among men, but it blessed me as a woman.

So what is it?

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