Betty Gomez realized she'd been looking for fulfillment in the wrong places.

When you grow up in church, sometimes you think that you're okay.

That even though you have problems in your life or in your marriage, it's okay.

But for the first time in my life I could see that I was full of pride. I was my life was a very simple life.

I was focused just on my on myself.

And I was not taking care of my husband. I was not taking care of my husband.

I was not taking care of my son.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast

with Nancy Damas Walgemuth, co-author of Seeking Him.

For Memorial Day, May 29, 2023, I'm Dana Gresch.

Last week, Nancy began a series called Satisfying Our Thirst.

We saw how women today are like the woman at the well that Jesus encountered in John Chapter 4.

A lot of women carry a bondage of guilt.

For years, the words that went around in my head were,

you did it, you hit it, you will never be rid of it. Some women can search for satisfaction in

fame and popularity. So I started doing all these commercials and modeling and

very successful, moved to New York.

I was at the top of my game. I still didn't feel good about myself.

Others are searching to be satisfied by success in their careers.

I wanted to work full-time and ministry one day in my life.

We'll hear more of that story later in the program,

but first let's join Nancy where we left off in our

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