When you apply for a job, you put your best foot forward.

You stress your strengths and your accomplishments.

The late Robert Walgamuth said that in the job of life, God is equally interested in the parts you might think are less attractive.

God writes the resume.

And as you grow in your relationship with him and as you take life a day at a time, you realize those things that you thought were

huge impediments or even failures, God uses them for his glory.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, co-author of You Can Trust God to

Write Your Story. For March 20th, 2026, I'm Dana Gresh.

Just a little note before we begin.

Today's episode was recorded a few years back.

You'll be hearing from Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth and her late husband, Robert,

who went to be with the Lord this past January. It's such a joy to still be able to hear his voice

and soak up his wisdom. Okay, let's get to today's episode. If you're on the younger side of life, you might not even recognize that sound. But those of us who are,

well, let's say, more mature, know that sound very well. In fact, some of us hear that sound, and it

brings us back to the memories of all-nighters slamming out term papers the night before they were due.

The typewriter replaced the pen as the tool of writers for a couple of generations. Now, of course, personal

computers have taken over. Today, we have some authors in the studio. Not only are we joined by

our host Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, but also by her husband, author Robert Walgamuth, both of whom,

I'm sure, are acquainted with the typewriter. Nancy, you've written over, what, 20 books now?

Just about 20, yeah. Yeah, and Robert, you've written? More than that, a few more, but haven't

sold as many copies.

Well, this, though, is your first book that you've written together. And I'm talking about you can trust God to write your story. Embrace. And you can trust God to help you write your

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