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Hall of Fame Notre Dame football coach Lou Holtz shared some advice with his fellow Americans coping with the coronavirus quarantine.
"This is a very difficult time for all of us," said Holtz on a new episode of Fox Nation's "Bible Study: Messages of Hope." "I'm an old man. I've never seen the entire country shut down and I'm now 83 years of age."
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"It is a very negative time, by some respects, but in my lifetime experience, I've come to learn that nothing negative has ever happened to me that didn't turn out to be a positive if we reacted favorably to it."
"My wife and I have taken the opportunity to have a Bible study together every single day at 10 o'clock," he said.
"As Mark Twain said, the two most important days of your life -- one's the day you're born, the other is the day you discover why you're born," he continued, "We discovered we're basically put on this earth to help other people and to praise our Lord."
"There are so many different things that we can do," Holtz concluded, "Be proud of who you are, but by the same token, remember, no matter where you are, there's somebody much worse off than you are. Let's focus on the positive; let's look forward to the future."
To hear messages of hope from Samaritan's Purse President Franklin Graham, Living Proof Ministries's Beth Moore, Fox News' Shannon Bream, Rachel Campos Duffy and others, go to Fox Nation and watch "Bible Study: Messages of Hope."
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