Bobby Wogelmuth encouraged her family to sing in all circumstances.

Here's what that looked like in the life of her granddaughter.

When Abby had her first day of first grade, she told her mom that she was a little bit scared.

And Missy worked with her with, take my life and let it be.

And it was such a wonderful way for Abby to go to first grade the first day with words

that helped her to be confident and to know that the Lord was going to be with her that day.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Thursday, January 8th, 2015.

Did you know that the word sing or singing is used in the Psalms over 100 times?

In fact, 34 times in the Psalms were told to sing to the Lord. That's a biblical

command that we find frequently in the scripture. Now, sometimes that singing to the Lord

just flows out easily. Things are going great. We're encouraged. We're blessed by our circumstances.

It's not hard to sing. But sometimes we have

to choose to sing even when our eyes are filled with tears, or we find ourselves in circumstances

that we would not have chosen. One of the women who has taught me to sing, even when I didn't

feel like it, was my friend Bobby Walgamuth. As you'll hear over the next

couple of days, Bobby loved to sing. Her whole family loved to sing. She and her husband Robert

and their two daughters would sing as the little girls were growing up, and now even as their

daughters are grown and have their own children, this is a singing family. And Bobby continued to sing, even as their daughters are grown and have their own children, this is a singing family.

And Bobby continued to sing, even as she was diagnosed with cancer, and her body was steadily

growing weaker. I had the opportunity to visit with Bobby in her home in Florida during that season.

It was just a quick visit as I was on my way to catch a flight back home,

but before we left, we sang a hymn together. After a three-year battle with cancer,

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