Here's Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth.

I talked to a woman recently who told me that she'd been through a major hurricane

and then described for me what it was like to be in the eye of that storm and how things

had been so peaceful and calm, even though the front end of the storm had passed by, now they

were in the eye, and then the back end of the storm was still coming, but she described the sense of calm and rest while she was in the eye

of that storm. This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of

A Place of Quiet Rest. For September 24th, 2025, I'm Dana Gresh. Have you ever heard that old

song singing in the rain? Well, I'm no Gene Kelly, so I'm not going to try to sing it for you,

but it's in my head today because Nancy's message is all about worshiping in the middle of the storm.

It is possible to have peace no matter what, because to live in Jesus' presence is to find

refuge in the eye of the storm.

Here's Nancy.

That's kind of what I picture when I see David in Psalm 57 describing the condition

of his heart even while the storm is raging all

around him. We're looking this week at how to survive the storms of life. And David is going through

an incredibly difficult storm. But look at verse 7 and see what the condition of his heart is even while

this storm is going on.

Now, this is not at the end of the storm.

He's still in the middle of the storm.

And he says in Psalm 57, verse 7,

My heart is steadfast, oh God.

My heart is steadfast.

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