Revive Our Hearts

Has Jesus healed you from an ailment—either physical or spiritual? If so, you are called to live like the healthy, victorious woman you are in Christ. Learn more about this Savior who said “Daughter, your faith has made you well. Go in peace.”

When Jesus heals, he doesn't just cover our suffering with a Band-Aid. He transforms us from the inside out, giving us a new identity and a testimony to share. Hear about one woman's experience of miraculous healing.

Mark 5 tells the story of a woman who lived as an outcast for years because of her blood disease. She spent everything she had seeking a cure, but nothing worked. She knows she needs a miracle, and she's determined to seek one out.

What does the hurting heart need? Platitudes? Band-Aids? Something to numb the pain? No, we need a better remedy. Dawn Wilson shares her powerful testimony of hope and gospel impact from her hospital room.

Throughout the New Testament, God's people are warned against following the teaching of Balaam. What does he have to do with you and me?

Does it ever feel like the enemies of God are gaining strength? Nancy reminds you that God can turn the situation completely around.

The Old Testament gives us a very surprising story about a false prophet being filled with the Holy Spirit. Hear God brings about a 180 degree turn in a life.

As a child of God, do you have to be afraid of evil curses? Of magic or bad luck? Nancy will address that question by looking at the life of Balaam.

One of the most unusual prophets in the Bible not only had an audible conversation with a donkey—the donkey also saved his life!

Sometimes the situation that's driving you the craziest is the exact situation God wants to use to teach you and bless you.

Are you more likely to use your words to bless or to curse? You may not think of yourself as a curser . . . but do you sometimes use words as a weapon?

A greedy, self-seeking prophet is mentioned in eight different books of the Bible. Can you guess who he is? Here's a hint—he had a conversation with a donkey. Can you guess who he is? Nancy will take you through this strange story.

What's the point of studying God's Word? Is it just to store up knowledge? Not according to Kelly Needham. Instead, she suggests we should explore the Bible, savoring it, banking on it, walking in it, and ultimately letting it lead us to God.

What is a biblical response when others have cut you down with their words? God can provide hope, healing, and freedom from pain.

The power of words can be sobering. Sometimes we need to simply speak less but that doesn't mean we shouldn't speak at all. Like a professional chef, our words can be like a small amount of seasoning that turns a bland meal into a masterpiece.

If you're like most people, you're probably feeling pretty busy. In all the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it can be a challenge to stop, to think, and to ponder. Nancy show us why this is so worthwhile.

Sometimes it seems like the person with the loudest mouth always gets their way. Discover the power of pleasant words.

Recognizing the power of words can be sobering. Sometimes we need to simply speak less, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't speak at all.

Among other things, Satan is sometimes called “the accuser.” When we accuse others, we're acting just like him . . . and he loves it. Learn how to resist his lies.

Is being late a form of lying? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth explores ten subtle ways we deceive, including exaggeration, flattery, and broken promises, in this convicting episode from "The Power of Words" series on Revive Our Hearts.

When we tell someone lies, we're not just hurting them. We're also offending the very nature of our Creator. Why does God hate lying? Learn the answer to that question and more.

Did you know that the doctor will sometimes look at your tongue to gauge your overall health? That can serve as a picture of your spiritual health as well.

It's so sad to observe an alcoholic who takes yet another drink, even as his body withers. We can destroy ourselves in more subtle ways, too—like in the way we use our words. Learn to speak with words of wisdom that give life and health.

He wants to release His Spirit through us. He can and He will when He finds humble, broken, contrite hearts that have been emptied of self that He might fill with Himself.

The heart attitude of humility and obedience says before God, "Yes Lord, I will obey You."

Most don't walk into a Christian bookstore and look for self–help advice on being “broken.” But if they did, they'd realize that brokenness brings blessing.

A horse doesn't enjoy its master's direction until it's broken. The same is true in our relationship to God.

You never know when God's going to take your best effort and do something special with it. God did something amazing among Christian workers.

Psalm 119 is the longest book of the Bible, and it's all about the Word of God. But you might be surprised at how many verses point to Jesus! Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth shows you the gospel in Psalm 119.

There's one habit that could transform your year ahead. Nancy gives you an important challenge.

Do you wish you read the Bible more consistently? Nancy says more will power isn't the answer. You need something else.

Have you read the whole Bible? Hear about a woman who taught the Bible all the time yet she had never read the entire thing.

If you're driving along and you come to a T in the road, you can only turn one way or the other. Likewise, when it comes to living your life, you have choices to make in order to stay on the right path.

Nancy views her iPhone as a mixed blessing. It helps her do a lot of things faster. But it can also be a big distraction when she's trying to read the Bible.

Nancy calls God's Word an antidote to temptation. Find out why reading the Bible will help you avoid wrong choices.

Do you ever feel like reading the Bible is just another task to check off a list? Nancy will show you how to make it a much richer experience.

Nancy says that your relationship with God will never be any stronger than your relationship with God's Word. Find out how to make that relationship stronger.

Is your soul weary? Do you need spiritual refreshment? Listen to Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth as she and some friends read to us straight from the Psalms.

He speaks to you with loving words. He knows your deepest dreams. The suitor I'm talking about is God, and His love for you exceeds anything imaginable.

Do you find it hard to believe that God loves you? Why would He go to such great lengths, sending His Son to the cross to show you how much you mean to Him?

Jesus said those who know the Son would also know the Father. How much time and effort do you spend getting to know Christ?

What are you supposed to feel when you read your Bible? Do you have any control over your emotions toward God's Word? These are good questions! Join Dannah Gresh and Pastor Kevin DeYoung bring us some answers.

Do you ever open your Bible and feel a twinge of guilt because you don't feel what you think you should? Dannah Gresh and Pastor Kevin DeYoung discuss the difference between obedience and emotion and invite us to recapture a wonder in God's Word.

Do you need strength for the battles you're facing right now? Nancy reminds us that we know how the conflict between Satan and God ends.

In the cosmic battle between God and Satan, we already know how it will end. Find hope as you remember that the King hasn't been defeated at all.

When someone wrongfully criticizes you, how do you usually respond? A woman named Mari served her mother-in-law, who was struggling with dementia, and Mari was wrongfully criticized all the time. Learn how she was able to respond with love and grace.

When you serve the Lord, Nancy says you're a lot like a Levite in the Old Testament. You've been entrusted with treasure to steward, and you have a God who promises to help you bear all the burdens of ministry. He is with you!

Ever wondered what the Levites and those in ministry have in common? Turns out, there's a lot! From the example of the Levites, we learn what it looks like to sacrifice so that others can draw near to God.

Married women can reflect the glory of God in a way no one else can. Single women can reflect the glory of God in a way no one else can.

In 2008, Pastor John Piper addressed what he called the most influential people in the world. Who were they? The answer might surprise you.

We've all been taught that we should trust God, but in practical, day-to-day terms, what does trusting God look like?