gone wild mary kassian revive our hearts

This is a great Revive Our Hearts story because this goes back even before Revive Our Hearts to when Elisabeth Elliot, Gateway to Joy, which was the precursor to the Revive Our Hearts radio program.Įlisabeth Elliot had a radio program. I remember, when I was younger, at the beginning of my gratitude journey. And yet, I’m far more grateful than I used to be. Mary: No, I wasn’t always grateful, and no, I’m not always grateful even now. Good to be with you.ĭannah: That is why you’re here-for me to ask you questions and for you to say smart things. Well, no matter where you are, I think you’re going to be encouraged by Mary today. Today Dannah starts us off with a question.ĭannah: How are you doing with your gratefulness? If you were to actually have a grateful meter in front of you right now, and you had to honestly put the knob on an accurate assessment of how you’re doing in that area, would it be all the way up, pinning it to a ten? Or would you be all the way back at the beginning, just starting your grateful journey, just learning how to be grateful? You’re going to love it, and it’s perfect for this time of the year with the Thanksgiving holiday just around the corner here in the United States.

The subtitle is, Live Happy, Peaceful, and Contented. Her most recent book is titled, Growing Grateful. She’s a mom, a professor, international speaker, and an author. If you’ve listened to Revive Our Hearts for any length of time, you’ve probably heard Mary’s voice before. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth: Today on Revive Our Hearts we’re finishing up an interview Dannah conducted with our friend Mary Kassian. We are choosing to see how big He is and to be grateful for that.ĭannah: You’re listening to Revive Our Hearts with Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth, author of Choosing Gratitude, for November 13, 2020. Really, what we’re choosing when we choose gratitude, is, we’re choosing Him. It’s a sharpening reminder that God gives us the ability to make that choice to choose gratitude.

Dannah Gresh: Mary Kassian says she’s humbled by her friend’s grateful responses in the midst of suffering.

Gone wild mary kassian revive our hearts