When he was in his 30s, Mark DeMoss heard a lot of older people express the same regrets over and over.

Here's what he heard them say.

I regret that I didn't spend more time with my family. If I had it to do over again, I would have spent less time at the office and more time with my family.

I regret that I didn't spend more time studying God's word. I wish I had

known his book better. I wish I had taken better physical care of my body so that I didn't

have this disease or this heart attack so young. This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Choosing Gratitude.

For July 6th, 2020, I'm Dana Gresh.

I know you're probably busy today, but are you busy doing the things that will help you reach your goals later in life?

We'll talk about that today, part of a month-long focus here in July, where we're having some conversations with different guests on practical life issues.

Over the next few weeks, we'll learn how to take our

emotions to the Lord. We'll get advice on battling anxiety and we'll hear from one of our single friends

with helpful counsel for women in that season of life. Each of these conversations is to help us

grow in the area of wisdom. And Nancy, to begin our theme for the month,

we're returning to a classic series from the archives

called Wisdom for Daily Life.

Yeah, and this series is with one of my favorite guests

that we've had on Revive Our Hearts.

That's because it's my brother, Mark DeMoss.

Mark is a businessman.

He's the founder of the DeMoss Group, a public relations firm

specializing in helping faith-based organizations. Nearly four years ago, Mark was diagnosed with cancer.

Thankfully, he went through successful treatment and, praise the Lord, he's now cancer-free.

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