How to Have a Quiet Heart, Ep. 4

Are you tempted to let your thoughts wander far from where they belong? Gretchen Saffles joins Nancy and Dannah to take us to the words of Jesus and teach us the secret of abiding in Him.

You and I have an amazing tendency to take perfectly good blessings from God and turn them into God-substitutes. As Gretchen Saffles puts it, we start trying to drink from empty wells. We need to return to Jesus, the Fountain of living waters.

Is your spiritual life like a lush, fruitful garden or a dry, thirsty desert? Most are somewhere between these two extremes. Gretchen Saffles shares some tried-and-true ways we can become what she calls “well-watered women.”

What makes your soul truly happy? Nancy helps you consider the only One who can bring you lasting satisfaction, joy, and renewal. According to Psalm 23, He’s your Good Shepherd, and He invites you to rest in Him.

Would you say your life is peaceful and unhurried? I think that’s pretty hard for most of us to say! It’s all too easy to lead cluttered and frantic lives. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth challenges you to slow down through this reflection on Psalm 23.

Need some practical tips to help you keep a quiet heart? Nancy encourages you to embrace daily quiet time, eliminate unnecessary life clutter, and take your anxieties to the Lord.

Are you anxious today? Nancy encourages you to quiet your heart with truths from Psalm 131. Through prayer and trust in the Lord, you can face even the most desperate circumstances with hope.

Life is full of unknowns, but God invites you to quiet your heart. In this episode Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth shares how trust in Christ brings peace about the future.

Do you struggle with unanswered questions? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth shares how Job’s story and Psalm 131 invite us to let go of striving, embrace mystery, and choose a quiet heart anchored in God’s wisdom.

Feeling frazzled and restless? Psalm 131 points you to humility, simplicity, and trust in God. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth shows how you can quiet your heart and find peace, even in the middle of life’s chaos.