Nancy DeMas Walgamuth reminds us, sometimes we feel completely overwhelmed.

The floods do exist. They're real, and we shouldn't be surprised when they threaten us.

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

For December 5th, 2024, I'm Dana Gresh.

You know, being a believer in Christ doesn't mean that life is always easy. Sin still exists in the world, and we still go through trials and troubles. However, we can face those

challenges with hope when we have our eyes fixed on Christ and our hearts grounded in the truth of

God's word. Nancy's going to talk about that today as she continues in this series titled

The Lord is King. Let's listen.

For a few days here, we're looking into a passage of scripture, short passage, Psalm 93,

that has been such an encouragement to my own heart in recent days, and I know it is going to be to years as well. I shared a quote in the last session, and I want to share it again.

I've said this quote, I don't know, probably hundreds of times through my life, and I want you to

hear it so many times at Revive Our Hearts that it becomes part of your thinking too.

G. Campbell Morgan was a pastor, a British pastor and Bible teacher in the first part of the

20th century, and here's what he said. He said,

the supreme need in every hour of difficulty and distress is for a fresh vision of God.

Seeing him, all else takes on proper perspective and proportion. Let me say that again, the supreme need,

the thing we most need in every hour of difficulty and distress. He was talking in the early

20th century. That was an hour of a lot of difficulty and distress in our world, but how much

more true is that today? This is an hour of difficulty and distress. So what

is our supreme need? It's to have a fresh vision of God. And then he said, seeing him, all else

takes on proper perspective and proportion. Here's a thing. When you spend your time focused on what's

going on around you

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