After Debbie's husband passed away, she craved sympathy from others, but she knows God is writing her story, and he has more for her.

I could not go anywhere that I didn't want everyone to know my story.

I'm a widow.

I'm a widow.

I'm a widow.

Feel sorry for me.

That is initially how I would respond,

but I really do want to focus on how I can support others.

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

For March 31st, 20203, I'm Dana Gresh.

You know, it's not hard to trust God when life's going easy and according to plan.

Your plan.

And, you know, lately God's been allowing me, Nancy, to experience what I've been calling

many interruptions, things like my horse getting out of the fence or a meeting taking

longer than expected.

And I have this sense that God's exercising my ability to remember that he's in charge of

my day and that what he really wants me to learn or relearn or finally get the message is that he's in charge of my day and that what he really wants me to learn or

relearn or finally get the message is that he's in charge of my life no matter what comes

into it unexpectedly you've actually experienced that right nancy oh i have dana and we've talked

often about how in god's providence, Robert was diagnosed with two kinds

of cancer back to back during 2020. And that's been a hard journey, and I know there will

continue to be others, but through it all, we keep reminding ourselves that God is in control,

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