During hard times, there are a lot of pitfalls to avoid.

Mary Cassian says,

The temptation when we encounter difficulty is to forget God.

We fail to remember him.

It's when we reach the bottom of ourselves and our own resources

and our own strength that God often pours out his most

precious blessings.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamoof, author of Brokenness,

The Heart God Revives.

For May 18th, 2020, I'm Dana Gresh.

Music Revives. For May 18th, 2020, I'm Dana Gresh. So, how are you doing? No, the last few months have been different for all of us. How are you?

No matter what your circumstances may have looked like over the past

few months, for sure, there's been a lot of talk about all the economic challenges, fallout,

and hardships related to COVID-19. And that's affected different people in different ways. Maybe you

kept your job as an essential worker or you've been able to

work from home. Maybe you've been without a job. If you live in the United States, maybe you've

been a recipient of some government stimulus funding. But so many people trying to figure out

how to make ends meet, or perhaps you or someone you know,

is still barely scraping by, wondering how you're going to put food on the table.

Well, today we're going to hear about a woman who was exactly in that situation.

This message is from a past true woman conference, where thousands of women gathered in a convention center to hear from God's word and worship him together.

My longtime friend Mary Cassian, who's also an author and a speaker, gave a message on living from the bottom of the barrel.

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