Do you want to learn meekness? Nancy DeMas Walgamoose says, get ready for some challenging relationships.

God uses those people who offend us, who wound us, who challenge us, who get in our face, who bug us, who annoy us and irritate us.

God uses those people or he wants to to shape and mold and correct us.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Adorned.

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

I'm Dana Gresh. Nancy DeMasemost Walgamuth has been showing us the beauty of meekness. We've been exploring what an

attitude of meekness looks like before God. But for most of us, meekness gets more difficult when other people become involved.

And as a quick disclaimer, too, this is a spoiler alert. Nancy's about to stress the importance

of enduring patiently when we're wronged. And that is key. But it's critical to know that if you're

on an abusive relationship, meekness does not mean

you silently allow it to continue, okay? There are godly, biblical, and loving ways that you can

involve others without violating this command to have a meek, quiet spirit. So if you need to do that,

reach out to someone today. I know if Nancy

were sitting here with me right now, she'd want to be sure that we explained that. Now, let's join

Nancy as she continues in this series, The Beauty of Meekness. We live in an era when it's

nothing at all for people to just slap lawsuits on other people for little reason or no

reason at all. I read about a few of those recently in the Detroit paper, the Associated Press.

There was a headline, Detroit employee sues city over co-workers' perfume, saying strong fragrance

stops her work. Now, I know that some people are sensitive to

fragrances, but seriously, suing the city of Detroit, that seems like a little much to me.

L.A. Times, this headline appeared, Woman sues over lack of avocado in dip. And this was a

particular kind of dip that was advertised as an avocado dip, and then she realized that it,

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