What does it mean for Christians in Ukraine right now that God is their wonderful counselor?

I ask that question to a woman named Alicia who lives there.

Every time when I need to talk to my teenage daughter, when I need to answer my listener,

and when they think that I'm so brave, when they think that I know everything, every time inside

I say, God, you know how desperately I feel how terrible, desperately lost sometimes I feel as a woman.

And I just say, I should be strong.

You'll be strong or you'll be dead physically and spiritually now.

So every time I choose to be strong and I said, God, the Holy Spirit, comfort my heart

so I could serve my teenage naughty daughter.

God bless me, Deanna. I could serve my teenage, naughty daughter. God bless me, Lena.

I could comfort my listener who says it's bombing outside.

Help me, Alisa.

How can I help her?

I mean, I said, God, what can I do?

And he comforts me and he gives me very short messages.

I tried to send to my listeners.

And yes, I pray a lot. I've never prayed in my life. I pray in every language I know.

Sometimes I'm quiet and when I'm quiet, I have the most intensive prayer.

It is the level of pain when you do not have tears, when you do not have words, you're just silent.

And in this silence, my soul cries to him.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of The Wonder of His Name.

For March 10th, 2022, I'm Dan A Gresh.

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