Do you ever feel like your life hasn't unfolded according to all your hopes and dreams?

Nancy DeMoss Walgamoo says God can take your disappointment and use it to tell a good story.

Don't think that your impossibility keeps God from writing his story, or keeps God from fulfilling his promises.

We can know that the end of the story,

our story and his story, will not disappoint.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth,

along with Dana Gresh for September 23rd, 2019.

So easy to trust God when life is going great, but what about when tragedy strikes?

Last Friday, we had Carrie Tittle as our guests on Revive Our Hearts, and we heard the terrifying story of losing

her husband and two daughters instantly when a tornado hit their town.

If you missed that story and how Carrie trusted God through all of that disappointment and

devastation, be sure to listen at Revive Our Hearts.com.

But today, Nancy will open God's word to reflect on the type of tragedy that Carrie went through. It's all a part of this

series entitled You Can Trust God to Write Your Story. Today's message, when tragedy strikes.

I wonder how many of you have had the experience of deciding, I'm going to read through the Bible this year. So you start in Genesis, Exodus, those are great stories. You make it into

Leviticus, and you find all kinds of laws and sacrifices and things. You go, oh, hard, but you make it through. And finally you get to First Chronicles. And then I think

that's where a lot of people who didn't give up in Leviticus give up in First Chronicles.

Because the first nine chapters are lists of names, genealogies, tribes, places where they lived. It's just long,

long lists with a lot of names that are hard to pronounce. We talked about a genealogy

earlier in this series from Matthew chapter one. We're going to look at another one today

in First Chronicles chapter seven. And I want to give you some background before we get there but these genealogies

these lists of names of people that we didn't know and we don't know much about they do teach us something

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