When one woman started listening to revive our hearts a year ago, she was a newlywed and became

pregnant four months into her marriage. What I didn't know at the time was my husband was struggling

with drug addiction and ended up relapsing during my pregnancy. And that was a really difficult

time for me. And I listened, I began listening to revive Our Hearts as a way to just lift my spirit up during a time that was also difficult because I was extremely sick in the hospital during my pregnancy.

About eight months into her pregnancy, her husband agreed to go to a faith-based rehab program.

And he's doing well now.

Revive Our Hearts continued to be an encouragement to Caitlin when she knew she needed to love her husband

and help him and his healing.

The topics, especially this year, have been very helpful in reminding me of the important role I play in speaking words of life

over him and into him and living out the attributes of love and thinking about him more than I

think about myself in not in a way that enables unhealthy behavior but in a way that Christ has called us to live

our lives and pour our lives out for those he's given entire responsibility to love.

Thank you for what you do because it has literally been a lifeline for me this year during a really

hard year for me both personally and mentally and

spiritually. What a beautiful story about the way Jesus used revive our hearts to work in Caitlin's

life, as well as the impact it had and is having on her husband. We've been hearing from

several listeners this month as they share their stories of how

the Lord has used revive our hearts to make a difference for them. And we wanted to share some of

those with you as we're celebrating the ministry turning 20 this month. We're celebrating God's

faithfulness over these past two decades. This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of a 30-day

walk with God in the Psalms.

For September 9th, 2021, I'm Dana Gresh.

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