In the Bible, Elizabeth faced discouragement and challenges, but she recognized something important.

Here's Nancy DeMoss-Walgamuth.

It's not really Elizabeth's story. She certainly didn't view it that way.

It was his story.

Isn't that true for us?

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss-Walgmood, author of Adorned, for January 17, 2019.

Can you recall a time when God used a friend to strengthen your faith during hard times?

Today, Nancy's going to talk about two women who became a source of encouragement to each other

in the midst of perplexing circumstances. She's continuing in the series, A Portrait of Elizabeth.

Well, I don't know about you, but I have so enjoyed just discovering more about the life of

Elizabeth over these past several days. And I have to tell you, we only had a four-day spot on

the calendar where we could air this. So I had way too much content. And I had to keep cutting

stuff out and cutting stuff out and cutting stuff out and

cutting stuff out. Maybe you're thinking, I'd love to know more about Elizabeth. Well, you can. There's

good news. Our team has produced the second in a series of women of the Bible studies. The first one was

Abigail. Many of you used that study. And now this one, Elizabeth, dealing with

disappointment, is available. It's a chance for you over six weeks or six sessions to go deeper

in studying her life, memorizing scripture, answering questions, discussion questions. You could do this

with a friend or a small group. You can do it by yourself,

but it'll allow you to keep meditating on this wonderful passage of scripture, Luke chapter one,

and exploring more about this woman's life. Disappointment isn't the only thing about her life.

We talked about that earlier this week, but also we've seen how she was an older woman

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