Revive Our Hearts

Your life is a story, and like every novel worth reading, it will include some challenging plot twists. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth will help you anticipate those ups and downs by keeping your eyes on the author and finisher of your faith.As our thanks for your gift of any amount this month:A Deeper Kind of Kindness.Our spirit and tone have the ability to determine the climate around us, whether at home, at work, at the gym, or at church. This makes kindness indispensable...Give today: https://www.reviveourhearts.com/donate/podcast/

When you apply for a job, you usually want to put your best foot forward. You highlight the successes and downplay the failures. But according to the late Robert Wolgemuth, God uses all our experiences for His glory.As our thanks for your gift of any amount this month:A Deeper Kind of Kindness.Our spirit and tone have the ability to determine the climate around us, whether at home, at work, at the gym, or at church. This makes kindness indispensable...Give today: https://www.reviveourhearts.com/donate/podcast/

Today, we're covering a buffet of fascinating topics—reading Scripture through a Jewish lens, contemplating the origins of life, embracing a biblical view on human dignity, and more.As our thanks for your gift of any amount this month:A Deeper Kind of Kindness.Our spirit and tone have the ability to determine the climate around us, whether at home, at work, at the gym, or at church. This makes kindness indispensable...Give today: https://www.reviveourhearts.com/donate/podcast/

When Dr. Jim Tour came to Jesus, he found that meditating on God's Word transformed him. Even his friends noticed a difference. The same can be true for you. Learn how opening your Bible can take you from frazzled to peaceful.

What happens when a leader falls on his way to the finish line? This can be a painful subject, but not one without hope. Listen as Mark DeMoss shares wisdom for finishing well.

Do you want to live faithfully all the way to the finish line? Mark DeMoss says you need gratitude and guardrails. Find out what he means.

As spring approaches, creation reminds us that renewal is possible. What would it look like for you to pursue a relationship refresh? Nancy shares practical tips for thriving in community.

When you are busy in ministry, it's easy to get distracted and busy. We each need to set our hearts on what really matters. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth helps you focus on Jesus over ministry.

When you are busy in ministry, it's easy to get distracted and busy. We each need to set our hearts on what really matters. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth helps you focus on Jesus over ministry.

Follower counts, platform growth, and metrics—oh my! In a world obsessed with influence, what would it look like to seek the Lord's fame first? To use your ministry to help others see Him? Laura González helps you answer these questions and more.

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth says you need spiritual mothers in your life. You need spiritual sisters. And you need spiritual daughters. She'll help you recognize who God may want you to connect with in mentoring relationships.

We're witnessing a crisis of unkindness. Our politics, news, and entertainment are full of divisiveness. That's why genuine biblical kindness shines so brightly. Nancy shows you how to develop the kind of kindness we read about in Titus chapter 2.

What if you opened your home and invited neighbors in—not just to hang out, but go deep together? This kind of fellowship around God's Word is healing and humbling. And Erin Davis says it just might change your life.

Jesus didn't see the home as a place to merely eat, sleep, and relax. Instead, he saw it as a unique center for ministry. What would happen if we adopted Christ's vision for our own homes? Hear powerful stories from Erin Davis's living room.

Titus 2 invites older women and younger women into familial, intergenerational fellowship that unfolds in ordinary life. Nancy shows you how these relationships showcase the beauty of the gospel.

You can do Titus 2! This call to train up the next generation of women might sound daunting at first, but at its core, it's beautifully ordinary. Hear real life examples of women who've lived this passage well.

Dr. Katie McCoy discusses Old Testament laws that cover what she terms “coerced disgrace,” and shows us the tender love of God in those laws.

In the law of Moses, God specifically addressed body-related things. Some of those laws can seem arbitrary or unkind to modern readers. Dr. Katie McCoy clears up the confusion and shows us God's love for women.

God gave us a window into Who He is. We can understand more about His character based on His laws. But when we read His Word, it's helpful to be aware of the cultural lenses we all wea, Dr. Katie McCoy explains.

Are your circumstances mysterious, uncertain, or confusing? If so, you'll relate to Ruth—a woman who entrusted herself to God's providence and experienced redeeming love.

Do you ever feel like God is good to others, but not to you? When we encounter grief, it's easy to grow bitter. But what if this circumstance is the very place God is asking you to trust Him? We're looking at Naomi's life for the answer.

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth was married to Robert for a little over ten years. At the funeral service for Robert, Nancy reflected on his life and his sweet love for her and for the Lord. Hear some of what she shared.

When you step into eternity, how will others remember you? You can think about that as you listen to friends and family of Robert Wolgemuth remember his life and honor his God.

When there's sin and shame in your past, it can be difficult to talk to others about it. But Portia Collins says talking about it not only helps you walk in freedom, it shines the spotlight on the magnificent grace of God.

There's a boulder that weighs many down—shame. Even though they know God has forgiven them, their lives are affected by what they've done. Portia Collins and Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth help you know how to no longer be defined by shame.

Are you feeling empty today? If so, where can you find fullness? The world can't offer it, but the Word can. Gretchen Saffles invites you to bring your emptiness to Jesus and let Him satisfy your weary heart.

Are you scrolling your life away? According to modern statistics, so many of us are. When we live life on our phones, we let the world shape our thoughts and actions. But there's a better way.

“What is the Bible?” It's a simple question with a life-changing answer. Kelly Needham reminds you that your Bible is a marvelous library of literature that offers you everything you could ever need. Get to know the Bible again.

Do you need to get back to some Bible reading basics? Today's program is for the beginner—or the woman who loves a beginner! Jean Wilund helps you ease into the Bible.

Why is Jean Wilund excited about her Bible? She says, “I'm growing so much still in understanding. I will spend my whole life studying the Bible, and I will not finish.” She's helping us cultivate that same excitement.

How did Jesus live His whole life without sin? Nancy says He didn't use supernatural power as God. Instead, He perfectly lived a sinless life as a man. His example gives us hope.

Are you prepared for eternity? Do you know you can face your own death without fear or worry? Robert Wolgemuth was ready to spend eternity with the Lord and he encouraged other people to get ready as well. We will hear about his sustaining hope.

The God who created everything wants to know you personally. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth will show you why this is so amazing and life-changing.

Psalm 1 describes the wicked person as “chaff that blows away in the wind.” Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth explains what this means. And she shows why this concept is so important in making sure this new year counts.

A tree receives nourishment so it can bear fruit and nourish others. God wants you to do the same thing. He wants to fill you up with His Word so you can spread that truth to your neighbor.

Delighting in the Bible can be like developing a taste for certain kinds of foods. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth shows you how to maintain a hunger and appetite for God's Word.

Whether you realize it or not, you are receiving counsel all the time. The people you spend time with and the media you consume are influencing your thinking. Learn how to say no to ungodly counsel.

Small choices can have big consequences. Every wise decision leads you toward true happiness. And every unwise choice leads in the opposite direction. That's what Psalm 1 teaches!

Around New Year's Day, it seems like everyone is pursuing happiness through how much they can party, eat, and drink. But true happiness will come in an entirely different way. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth tells you how to have a truly happy new year.

Heather has known the Lord for a long time. But about a year ago, someone challenged her to begin a fresh Bible reading habit. Hear more about that challenge and what it did in Heather's life.

All this month, we've heard that it's the season of joy. But often we look around and see division and pain instead. The Bible acknowledges this reality, but it also shows you where to find peace. Nancy will point you in the right direction.

Think about a good friend. You talk. You text. You go out for coffee. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth helps us know how to get to know God better. It's by spending time with Him, daily reading His Word.

Are you desperate for a fresh visitation of the sunrise from on high, a fresh visitation of the presence of Christ in your heart, in your church, in your community? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth asks this question as she encourages you to long for revival.

Zechariah the priest compared Christ's coming to the rising of the sun. The first Christmas would be like dawn after 400 years of dark silence. What a glorious thing to celebrate!

God is powerful and awesome. But He's also as tender and compassionate as a mother with her baby. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth will develop this idea and show us how incredibly compassionate God is.

Sin isn't a very popular subject. People don't mind talking about bad habits or lacking purpose in life. But Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth says we need to admit to a far greater problem—we're sinners. Find out why being honest about sin can bring joy.

The birth of Christ is the fulfillment of a promise made centuries before Mary and Joseph traveled to Bethlehem. In fact, you could say that the Christmas story begins in Genesis. Find out why.

Has the term “saved” lost its wonder? Consider this: the God of the universe became a man to rescue you. This Christmas, we're remembering afresh what it means to be saved.

A baby is a picture of dependence and helplessness. The baby born on the first Christmas, though, was a mighty warrior, invading a dark world. Meditate on the power of Jesus.

Redemption, salvation, deliverance: these three words are mega-themes throughout Scripture, and they summarize the true message of Christmas. That's why Zechariah sings about them! Learn more as Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth continues in Luke 1.

Zechariah sang in response to what we call “divine visitation.” Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth says, When God visits His people, He always visits them to deliver them out of something and to deliver them into something else.