Yesterday, Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth began a series called ABCs of Handling a Meltdown.

She shared about an emotional meltdown that affected her some years ago when she had a young family living in her home.

And I didn't tell you this part when I got back to my house after the Sunday when I couldn't stay in the church service and I was crying for no big

explainable reason and I got home that day and there's a family living in my home, real sweet

couple who serve in our ministry and two little children. And I said to the husband when I came

in their 20s and I said, I really feel sorry for you.

You were living in a house here with a 15-month-old daughter,

a postpartum wife and a menopausal woman,

who is crying all the time, basically,

and it must take a lot to live in that kind of household,

but AJ's up to it by God's grace.

And these things have a way of sanctifying men, too, you know.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Choosing Gratitude.

For November 20th, 2024, I'm Dana Gresh.

Where do you turn when you're afraid? Nancy helps us find a solid answer

to this question in Psalm 34. The title of this Psalm tells us the setting. I just read through

the Psalm in the last session and told you we'd come back to what was the setting when David

wrote this Psalm. Now, many Psalms that David wrote, we don't know what occasioned the Psalm.

But in this case, the title tells us something about the circumstances.

And if you don't go back and look at the passage that's involved,

the Psalm doesn't really seem to fit what's described here.

So that's where we're going to go back and look at the passage that's involved. The title says, this is a Psalm of David when he changed his behavior before Abimelech.

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