How well do you handle change? Here's Nancy DeMoth Walgamuth. I'm thinking about our ministry as I

get older and how easily I can begin to think the way it's always been done is the way that it

needs to continue to be done in churches. I'm a pretty much of a traditionalist, and if anything

challenges what I'm comfortable with and what's traditional for me on a multitude

of fronts, I get bent out of shape pretty easily.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Choosing

Forgiveness, for August 27, 2021, I'm Dana Gresh.

Music For August 27th, 2021, I'm Dana Gresh. Nancy's been teaching a rich series on the life of Miriam over the last few weeks.

Miriam was the big sister who protected baby Moses. She then led the children of

Israel in praise in the wilderness and experienced a dark episode of rebellion. You can catch up on any

episodes you missed at revive our hearts.com or on the Revive Our Hearts app. Today, some friends reflect

on this series with Nancy.

Well, after this series on Miriam, a lot of us are feeling like we don't really want to say much

because we're being more careful and more measured with our words, realizing how God evaluates those.

But we've had some time following the session to have some of the women share how God has

spoken to them about this particular part of the series, the Numbers 12 part where Miriam, I call it Miriam's Rebellion, which is really what it was.

But also we've taken some time with my friends Holly Eliff and Kim Wagner to just reflect on what we've been talking about in this portion of Miriam's life

and how it has spoken to us.

And Kim, I know when we sat down here for what we call table talk, you said,

Miriam was so convicting.

What in particular made you respond that way?

Well, as you were teaching through Miriam, the Lord just reminded me of an incident

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