Revive Our Hearts: Recent Episodes
Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth
Are you a woman who wants to know God and live life His way? If so, Revive Our Hearts can help you. The host, Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth, has an incredible passion and love for Jesus Christ and for women. Listen in to this nationally syndicated radio program heard each weekday on nearly 1,000 radio station outlets as Nancy interviews guests and teaches directly from God's Word. This is more than just a program--get ready for a personal, counter-cultural revolution in your heart and home!
How can you tell a wise woman from a foolish woman? Proverbs 14 tells us the wise woman builds her home, while the foolish woman tears it down. Nancy helps us understand this passage and apply it to our lives.
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Finding Beauty in Every Season.
"Finding Beauty in Every System: 30 Reflections to Start Your Day" invites women to begin each morning with quiet encouragement, biblical truth, and reminders of God’s faithfulness through every season of life.
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You were made to mother—even if you don’t have biological children. Single, married, or in your empty nest era, you can use your nurturing instincts to build God’s Kingdom and bring forth spiritual life.
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What Is a Woman?.
In this concise, biblical booklet, Mary Kassian points to an unshakeable truth: God created you as a woman intentionally, purposefully, and lovingly. Your womanhood isn’t random, negotiable, or dependent on how feminine you feel.
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Women were created to receive and respond. Despite what the world might tell you, this isn’t a weakness or vulnerability. It’s how we display the nurturing, welcoming heart of Christ. Mary Kassian mines the riches of this truth.
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What Is a Woman?.
In this concise, biblical booklet, Mary Kassian points to an unshakeable truth: God created you as a woman intentionally, purposefully, and lovingly. Your womanhood isn’t random, negotiable, or dependent on how feminine you feel.
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In a culture that loves to disparage men, you have an opportunity to live differently. Will your home discourage your husband or fill him with courage to take on the world?
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What Is a Woman?.
In this concise, biblical booklet, Mary Kassian points to an unshakeable truth: God created you as a woman intentionally, purposefully, and lovingly. Your womanhood isn’t random, negotiable, or dependent on how feminine you feel.
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How would you define “virtue?” Nancy says you need to focus on who you are rather than what you do. Learn to develop virtue from the inside out.
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What Is a Woman?.
In this concise, biblical booklet, Mary Kassian points to an unshakeable truth: God created you as a woman intentionally, purposefully, and lovingly. Your womanhood isn’t random, negotiable, or dependent on how feminine you feel.
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What does true strength look like? The ability to fight like a man? To erase emotion and display stoic courage? Mary Kassian highlights feminine softness and relational beauty instead.
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What Is a Woman?.
In this concise, biblical booklet, Mary Kassian points to an unshakeable truth: God created you as a woman intentionally, purposefully, and lovingly. Your womanhood isn’t random, negotiable, or dependent on how feminine you feel.
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Is female gender a fluid concept or an unshakable reality? In a world of cultural confusion and gender dysphoria, Mary Kassian shows us we’re more than what we wear; we’re women woven together by an intentional God—down to our very bones.
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What Is a Woman?.
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Femininity is a gift, one we’re called to embrace. But each of us will live out God’s design in beautifully unique ways. Leave behind cultural caricatures and learn to display true womanhood.
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What Is a Woman?.
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What does it mean to pray without ceasing? When Kim Wagner was young, she found this command confusing. Since then, the Lord has taught her how to joyfully obey it. Learn how to stay connected with the Lord throughout your day.
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What Is a Woman?.
In this concise, biblical booklet, Mary Kassian points to an unshakeable truth: God created you as a woman intentionally, purposefully, and lovingly. Your womanhood isn’t random, negotiable, or dependent on how feminine you feel.
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God’s design for you isn’t random. It’s not small. Instead, it’s woven through with eternal purpose. In this episode, Mary Kassian begins answering the question, “What is a woman?” and she shows you just how intentional God was in making you.
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What Is a Woman?.
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Every day, we’re bombarded with images of womanhood that leave us squeezing into constricting molds rather than beautifully living out the gospel. Could it be that the world has womanhood wrong? Mary Kassian unpacks this problem.
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What Is a Woman?.
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Do you feel like a great prayer warrior? If not, you’re in good company. Many of us find this spiritual rhythm challenging! Hear about the power of prayer from someone who doesn’t find it easy.
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What Is a Woman?.
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True womanhood is good and beautiful, and it’s fueled on one thing—the Word of God. Nancy invites you to become a woman of the Word, reading it, meditating on it, and applying it to your life.
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What Is a Woman?.
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Feminism promised to satisfy women, but statistics show we’re more unhappy than ever. What went wrong? And what’s the answer? Mary Kassian and Dannah Gresh explore these questions and cast a vision for true womanhood.
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What Is a Woman?.
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What would happen to a community if everyone stopped being grateful? Explore that situation in a dramatic Thanksgiving parable.
Thanksgiving. The word brings up images of family gathered around a table, with turkey and pumpkin pie. But the real test of thankfulness comes under more difficult circumstances. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth shares about being thankful no matter what.
When it feels like everything you know is falling apart, where do you turn? Ciara Dierking lost her arms and legs in an infection. She turned to God’s Word as her ultimate source of wisdom to help her survive this tragedy.
When was the last time you sat in silence without scrolling? Consider this episode an invitation to stop filling every quiet moment. Lara d’Entremont and Erin Davis will help you see your need for moments of stillness, even on busy days.
Almost all of us would be quick to say, “I’m busy!” The danger in busyness is it threatens the most important relationship we have—our relationship with the Lord. Hear a message for busy people on rediscovering intimacy with God.
Busy people face certain types of temptation. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth shares openly about the temptations she faces, even while doing worthwhile things for God. If you’ve let busyness threaten your intimacy with God, Nancy shows you how to return.
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.
If reading your Bible ever seems boring or too familiar, you need to be amazed again. Recapture the wonder with these highlights from True Woman '25, where the theme was The Word: Behold the Wonder.
Does your quiet time feel like just another box to check? In a classic conversation, Dr. Henry Blackaby wants you to know your devotions are more than a mundane task. They are your life. Soak up his advice for daily prayer and Bible study.
Are you walking through a valley? Nancy explains that shepherds lead their sheep through valleys on purpose, so that they can get to higher ground. According to Psalm 23, the Lord is with you in your suffering, leading you out to deeper joy.
When you go to be with Jesus, what will be your legacy? For Kay Arthur, it’s a deep and abiding love for Scripture. She spent her life teaching women how to study God’s Word well, and there is so much we can learn from her faithfulness.
Peace. People sing about it, write about it, and hand out awards for it. But does it seem like we can never actually achieve it?
A famous preacher from the past says once you become God’s child, there is no "unchilding" you.
“Wonderful” is one of those superlatives that gets overused. We grow too accustomed to it. Nancy puts the wonder back in the word “wonderful.”
It’s one thing to be thankful for God’s blessings, but if we’re not careful, we can forget to look beyond the gifts to the Giver Himself.
Are you a thankful person? Most of us have room for improvement in the area of being more grateful. Mary Kassian says it’ll take some effort.
Ciara Dierking lost all of her limbs to infection and has needed to learn a whole new way of life. But through this loss, she has learned to be grateful.
David Dierking remembers regularly driving between two hospitals. His son was being treated in one. His wife was in a coma.
Bob Lepine, chairman of the Revive Our Hearts board of directors, asks Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth about what she’s learned in 45 years of full-time ministry.
No matter who occupies the White House, we know who’s really in charge. God hasn’t been wringing His hands worried about the election. He is in control.
No matter who won, many were bound to be disappointed. And the nation was deeply divided. Did you know God’s Word has a lot to say about topics like these?
If you’ve ever looked at the news headlines and felt a twinge of anxiety, you know this is the time for God’s people to pray.
Join Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth and other leaders as we all cry out together for this country.
It might cause us some anxiety to see our country’s values slipping further and further from what God says in His Word. But there’s comfort in remembering that
If the political climate these days gives you a touch of anxiety, you need to remember what is meant by the sovereignty of God.
When the sovereign Ruler of the universe tells you He’s going to make you go through something extremely difficult, how do you respond?
There aren’t many things that last forever. Human governments sure don’t! But heaven’s rule, the kingdom of God, is eternal.
In school, teachers sometimes give pop quizzes. Those always make students nervous! God gives us a little test from time to time.
You can make everyone around you miserable, or you can joyfully accept trials as a gift from God. Hear how a young woman did just that with a brain tumor.
The saying, "It’s not what you know, but who you know that counts," can lead to selfishly using people.
The hardships you face in life can be transformed as you think about Christ and the resurrection; change is coming!
It looks so great to stand on an Olympic podium and receive a medal. But that moment only comes after an incredible amount of endurance.
For anyone who believes in Jesus, all suffering is temporary. It doesn’t matter how permanent your hurt appears. There is an incredible future.
Hollywood loves to tell us what our heroes should look like. But find out why learning about heroes of the faith will help you endure hardship.
Do you feel inadequate to tackle something God has for you to do today? Nancy will provide some strategies for enduring.
When you’re in the middle of a hardship, it can be easy to lose sight of the things you know to be true.
It's easier for athletes who are training for the Olympics to endure long, grueling training when they have a goal in mind. The same is true for Christians.
Imagine being in a dark, underground prison with the sewer of a major city running through it. Then imagine writing about being joyful!
There’s healthy fear and wrong fear. Steve Canfield explains the difference and how to recognize the deception of sinful fear.
What is the opposite of fear? You might think of courage or bravery. Steve Canfield says power, love, and discipline are also opposites.
You know that “refresh” button on your computer you click when the website doesn’t load properly? Sometimes our thinking needs a refresh.
No matter how talented or skilled you think you are, something will come along and challenge your ability. Will you be tempted to give up?
Maybe you’re in a circumstance that seems overwhelming, and you can’t see a way out. Don’t forget—there is Someone even bigger.
One of Sue Thomas' most meaningful activities is finding homeless people on cold streets and meeting their needs.
When Sue Thomas came to know Jesus, she knew the power of complete forgiveness. But she realized she needed to apologize to some people.
Few people thought Sue Thomas would amount to much. But because of faithful parents and a few teachers, Sue had a career with the FBI.
Life's all about how we can shine a spotlight on Jesus and make the redemption story visible to those who need to hear it.
Most people would take all the rewards offered to them, but when God offers to reward us, sometimes we don’t want to accept it.
Robyn McKelvy struggled to understand the biblical instructions for wives to submit to their husbands.
How can you develop a friendship and love a husband who has hurt you deeply? Dannah Gresh knows what it’s like to walk through deep valleys in marriage.
Betsy Gómez was a young and upcoming marketing executive who thought she was taking care of her son because she had hired a full-time nanny.
Dannah Gresh knew she had been forgiven for impure choices as a teenager. But when she confessed her past to her husband, she felt freedom.
Mentoring comes in many shapes and sizes. In this interview with Bob Lepine, Nancy Lindgren helps you discover the blessings of “prayer-focused mentoring.”
Mary Kassian says true change begins when you surrender your mind—your thinking—to the Lord.
Could you live without your phone? Is it the first thing you look at when you wake up? The first thing you look at before you go to bed? Could you be addicted?
Dámaris Carbaugh defines “slander” and helps you evaluate whether your life could be slandering the Lord.
Everything you do matters, and you can do it as your worship to the Lord. Mary Kassian shows how to make every moment count.
When you’ve been in a race a very long time, it’s easy to slow down and lose intensity. Susan Hunt encourages us to continue investing in others.
Mary McKee never knew what it was like to have a close relationship with her mom. She longed for an older woman to invest in her life. God met that need.
Susan Hunt knows she’s on the last leg of life’s journey. But she wants to stay engaged in God’s will to the very end.
Would you want to drink a glass filled with waste? Wouldn’t you want it to be pure? Developing pure thinking is just as important as drinking pure water.
Nancy says you need spiritual mothers in your life, spiritual sisters, and spiritual daughters. She’ll help you recognize who God may want you to connect with.
Titus 2 tells older women to teach younger women. Have you ever been in that kind of mentoring relationship? A group of women introduce Titus 2.
Dr. Katie McCoy helps us look at five women in the Bible whose prayers went unanswered for long periods of time.
If it’s ever felt like your prayers were just bouncing off the ceiling, guess what? You’re not the only one who’s ever felt that way.
Kay Arthur says faith is not really faith until it's tested. Kay's facing some great testing. Find out how she gains strength through the Bible.
Plenty of people read the Bible without making it central to their lives. Kay Arthur calls it reading just enough to stay out of trouble.
Kelly Needham says a regular intake of the Bible will have a wonderful effect on your soul.
When you’ve been in a race a very long time, it’s easy to slow down and lose intensity. Susan Hunt encourages us to continue investing in others.
You and I make commitments all the time. Some are more important—weightier—than others. Nancy gives several key commitments she made in her years as a single.
There are blessings and challenges related to being single. Nancy helps you embrace the rewards and the difficulties as she shows you three wise choices.
When you are convicted by a difficult passage of Scripture, you can reject it. Or you can grit your teeth to determine to obey. But there’s a third way.
Many serve behind the scenes, getting very little recognition. Maybe you need to thank some behind-the-scenes people in your life.
Proverbs 31 tells us that a wise woman looks well to the ways of her household. Nancy gives us several ways moms can do this.
Nancy says women have great power through the words they say. She helps you avoid tearing others down through your words and, instead, how to build them up.
It’s so easy to face the future with worry, fear, or anxiety. But the Lord is calling you to trust Him and face the future with joy.
What do you fear the most? Proverbs 31 tells us about a woman who laughs at the time to come without fear. Nancy helps you become that kind of a woman.
Nancy helps show you how to encourage children to be clothed in the righteousness of Christ. Help your family prepare for the future.
The Bible calls us to work hard with our hands, but we’re also called to serve with pure hearts.
Do you feel like you have enough strength and energy for the tasks you’re facing today? If not, Nancy says that’s an opportunity.
When you make wise financial decisions, it not only makes your life easier, it also gives God glory and lets you serve Him more effectively.
When you provide and prepare food for your household, do you know you are doing something important?
God isn’t only interested in your prayer and Bible reading. He cares about the practical, hard work you do. Nancy shows you why God values hard work.
Almost every wife wants to do good to her husband. Nancy explores Proverbs 31 to help wives understand how to do that.
Do you ever feel intimidated when you read about the wife of noble character in Proverbs chapter 31?
A young prince to rule his kingdom one day was told to beware of drinking alcohol. Does that mean we should heed that same advice?
How can you teach your children solid truth about gender and sexuality when so many voices are offering unbiblical ideas? Nancy helps you train your children.
If you’ve ever led a Bible study or a class at your church, you know there are all sorts of challenges facing ministry leaders.
Kelly Needham says that even though reading the Word of God is like finding treasure, we won’t always see that treasure in the moment.
The poor and needy are all around us. God sees them and moves toward them, not away from them.
Your brothers and sisters in Christ are facing intense pressure to be quiet about their faith. You’ll hear some of their stories and discover God's provision.
A follower of Jesus was being persecuted in a prison in Southeast Asia. This awakened in Al Henson a desire to get involved.
You might live with constant, chronic, excruciating pain . . . all the time! Glenna Marshall shares how she’s found joy in the midst of chronic pain.
No matter how many good programs a church has in place, it still needs revival. This is the force that gives life to the Body of Christ.
At a wedding everyone loves it when the bride appears. Nancy shows the Church as the Bride.
When you see the pain in the world and the sin in your own heart, do you ever just slow down and weep?
We usually pray that God would take away our tears. But Nancy points out that positive tears precede revival.
Some of us would rather stay in captivity than have the freedom of obedience because to obey God can be hard.
What’s the best way to let the world know what your church is doing? The answer has nothing to do with hiring a PR firm!
When’s the last time you wept in church? You’ve probably cried tears of joy, but what about tears of repentance?
Almost everyone has good intentions. We all want to change the world for good, but without God’s help we can do nothing.
Our compassion flows from God’s love to us, outward to others. A group of women share the practical implications of compassion in action.
Have you ever found yourself showing compassion, giving and giving, and suddenly you realize that there’s something unhealthy about the relationship?
If you knew Jesus needed something to eat, you’d probably bend over backwards to help Him out. Nicole Furno explores a powerful parable Jesus told.
Showing compassion takes humility. What exactly does that mean? Erika VanHaitsma explains and reminds us of the Lord’s unconditional compassion.
If you’ve been hurt by someone, the last thing you might think of is to show that person compassion. But that’s what God does with us, over and over.
Your crisis can be a sacrifice to the Lord. Karen Loritts gave God control over a crisis in her life. But then she kept trying to take it back.
What circumstances threaten your trust? After someone caused great pain to her family, Karen Loritts wanted to lash out in anger and hurt someone.
When you’ve been hurt, it can be hard to forgive. Erin Davis helps you understand both why and how you should forgive.
As a believer in Jesus, what picture are you giving others of Him? Nancy says they don’t need to see a “goody–two–shoes.” They need something far better.
Four friends once carried a bed to the top of a house. That action has a lot to teach us about prayer. Find out why when guest Fern Nichols joins Nancy.
When a child turns from truths he's always known, it breaks a parent’s heart. Learn how to pray for a prodigal.
The editor of the CSB Men’s Daily Bible, Robert Wolgemuth, shares ideas on ways women can help their men spend more time in the Word.
Nancy & Robert Wolgemuth will help you know how to make your home more like a theme park where everyone in a home is treated special.
Robert Wolgemuth will help you value your family for the priceless people they are. He’ll show how to make your family members know they’re valued.
Nancy helps you anticipate ups and downs in life by keeping your eyes on the Author and Finisher of our faith.
There are pages and chapters in our lives that just don’t make sense. Nancy will show you how these tragic chapters can lead to a truly happy ending.
The devil would love nothing better than to confuse and twist and pervert our thinking when it comes to gender and sexuality.
Have you ever heard, “Oh, we just need to love each other!”? Dr. Christopher Yuan explains that loving others is a good thing, but it’s not the ultimate thing.
It’s common to hear people say they “identify” as something or other. Dr. Christopher Yuan thinks we’re too casual with the concept of identity.
God met Christopher in the darkest places. Hear about the story of his transformation and his mother’s faithful prayers.
After Angela Yuan’s son, Christopher, embraced a gay lifestyle, she began to pray. Hear about God’s faithfulness even when the situation seems hopeless.
Every time you serve others, it’s an opportunity for temptation. Are you serving so you’ll get recognition or thanks? Learn how to serve with a pure heart.
Do you have a biblical definition of greatness? Think about this: Do you treat servers in restaurants with respect? How about those with little education?
It seems like everyone wants to measure their influence today, but Jesus invites you to embrace a different kind of influence.
It seems like everyone is concerned about their status, popularity, and influence. Jesus turned the world’s idea of greatness upside down.
Can someone who loves Jesus become so depressed that she’d consider taking her own life? Christy Hubbard says, yes, it’s very possible. Her story is ultimately
Nancy points out a huge need for women to mentor and disciple other women. She explains how to get past obstacles and how to begin.
Do you ever feel powerless to serve people in need around you? Nancy shows where to get the power you need and why your involvement is so important.
If you’ve ever felt like you were lost—wandering in a barren place—you understand what it’s like to hurt and be in need of God’s healing touch.
Counselor and author Dr. Juli Slattery joins Erin Davis to give us pointers on ways we can help those God brings across our paths.
Believers long to hear the words, "Well done good and faithful servant." Learn why the things you do today could affect your likelihood of hearing this.
If you’re serving today in order to receive credit or praise, maybe you’re not really serving.
It’s always good to serve others, right? Not if you’re serving for the wrong reasons. Discover the pitfalls you need to watch for when it comes to serving.
A good waiter or waitress doesn’t focus on his or her own needs, but on others. The same is true for anyone who wants to effectively serve.
If you’re a follower of Jesus, the Bible uses many word pictures and analogies to describe you. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth explores two.
Jani Ortlund explains how to have a long-range view toward investing in coming generations.
Do you have a long-term vision for those your life will influence? Jani Ortlund has a long-term vision. She tells us why she’s thinking 200 years down the road.
It seems like everyone is interested in power, from kids playing superheroes to business people trying to climb a corporate ladder.
Wisdom comes with age, right? Nancy says that's sometimes true, but you don’t have to get older to gain wisdom—you can actively pursue it.
When a full cup gets jostled, whatever’s in the cup spills out. In the same way when you’re jostled, what comes out tells you what is filling you up.
Amanda Kassian shares four important lessons we can learn from the Good Samaritan that shape gospel-centered hospitality.
What’s keeping you from reaching out to others with the love of God? There are some true hindrances to real hospitality. Amanda Kassian shares them.
The folks in Kesha Griffin’s church are practicing a kind of corporate hospitality for a needy family in their community.
When you practice hospitality, for whom do you do it? Is it for yourself? For your friends? Or for the Lord? Nancy would answer by saying, “Yes!” to all.
Having an attitude of hospitality works itself out in a number of practical, thoughtful ways.
If you feel like you can’t afford to be hospitable, it may be that your conception of what hospitality is needs some adjustment.
Having an attitude of hospitality is far more important than a Pinterest-worthy home. Find out how God can use your hospitality to encourage others.
Who can you extend hospitality to? This includes both people you know, and people you don’t know well.
Does the thought of serving others through your hospitality excite you? Nancy says it should. She talks about being a cheerful giver.
The most amazing display of hospitality in the Bible happened within 24 hours of Jesus’ death on the cross. See His incredible hospitality in the upper room.
Jesus was always giving to others. He healed, He taught, and . . . He also cooked. Wouldn’t it be incredible to eat a meal that had been prepared by Jesus?
But we can still learn some important lessons from Abraham and Sarah's cheerful hospitality.
Hospitality can be a long-term arrangement. Christie Erwin tells how her family has shown hospitality for the long haul through adoption and foster care.
Stacy knows individuals who fled for their lives. Find out how she’s showing the love of God to Afghans through hospitality.
Nancy shows us that hospitality has more to do with simply showing God’s love than an immaculate house and a delicious banquet.
Can you think of how your kindness to someone else might offer them a picture of the gospel? Nancy shows us how hospitality can point people to Jesus.
If you took a quiz right now, where would you rate yourself on the hospitality scale? Nancy helps us see why hospitality isn’t optional.
No matter what you’re facing, there’s no greater source of hope than the coming return of Christ. Nancy will explore His promise to come back, today.
Once Jesus ascended to heaven, what did He begin doing? What is He doing now? Nancy will show you that Christ is busy interceding for you.
Forty days after being raised from the dead, Jesus ascended to heaven. Most churches don’t make a big deal of this event. Did it really matter?
When you've been traveling for a long time, aren't you eager to get home? After the resurrection Jesus was probably eager to return to heaven, but He stayed.
We know Jesus died so we can be forgiven from sin. But why was He raised from the dead? What significance does the life of Jesus have for you?
On Good Friday, Nancy invites you to saturate your mind with God’s Word. Mark the events of this day by listening to many scriptural passages.
When Jesus died on the cross, many graves opened and saints came back to life. What do you make of this miracle? Why did it happen?
Death has caused great fear for generations. But there is one sure way to escape the fear of death. Discover it today.
What was the single greatest word ever uttered in the history of mankind? Nancy says that word was proclaimed by Jesus on the cross.
"I thirst." It sounds like a simple request. But when Jesus uttered these words on the cross, it was a profound statement.
Thousands of people were crucified each year in Rome during the time of Jesus, so the physical suffering He went through wasn’t unheard of.
As Jesus suffered on the cross, He took time for a very practical matter. He made provision for a widow who was about to lose her firstborn son.
Do you ever struggle with doubts over where you’ll be when you die? Nancy offers encouragement to anyone who needs that assurance.
Historians tell us that Roman crucifixion was so painful that those being executed would often curse and scream. In light of this Jesus' words have more impact.
Do you ever feel lost in the attempt to be good? That you’re supposed to work harder but are getting tired out? Nancy will share the solution today.
How do you react when someone accuses you of something? Most people defend themselves. But when He was accused, the response of Jesus was silence.
What was the greatest miscarriage of justice in the history of the world? You’ve probably read about the incident.
In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus agonized in prayer. Why did He approach His upcoming trial with such anguish?
If you study the life of Jesus, you may be surprised at how often He prayed. Find out all you can learn about prayer from the life of Jesus.
The book of Matthew includes an intriguing line. "Jesus and His disciples sung a hymn before He headed out to be betrayed." How could Jesus sing then?
The ancient world didn't think well of humility. In fact, in Greek and Latin, there wasn't even a word that adequately captured the Christian ideal of humility.
The greatest teacher of all time had no seminary training or advanced degrees. In fact, He was trained as a carpenter. Yet His teaching never grows obsolete.
Have you ever heard Jesus referred to as a prophet? When you get into the mindset of the people in Jesus' day, you'll understand why His role was so important.
The gospels tell of an incident on a mountain. The clothing of Jesus began to shine and His glory was revealed. Why was that moment so significant?
Do you believe Jesus sinned? Research shows that a surprisingly large amount of people don’t believe in the sinlessness of Christ.
How could Jesus be both human and divine? How did the divinity and the humanity mix? It’s a question that’s been discussed for centuries.
When you see depictions of Jesus in paintings and films, do you ever notice that He comes across wimpy? Consider the Bible's description of Jesus.
"The little Lord Jesus no crying He makes." This idea shows up in a popular Christmas carol, but it’s probably not true. Nancy paints a different picture.
Was Jesus truly God? Does it really matter? Nancy says that if Jesus were not God, all of Christianity would fall apart.
You’re alone in a barren wilderness surrounded by wild animals. You haven’t eaten in forty days. Do you think you’d be vulnerable to temptation?
Jesus was perfect and didn't need to show any repentance. So why did He need to be baptized? Nancy will explore the baptism of Jesus and show its importance.
For years, Jesus spent His time as a tradesman. He was a blue-collar worker. His life shows that hard work can be sanctified when done to God's glory.
How do you impart wisdom to a teenager? Nancy will show you how by looking at the life of Jesus. Explore what we know about the adolescence of Christ.
How much do we know about Jesus’ childhood? Not much was recorded in Scripture. But if you reflect carefully on what we do know, you’ll gain perspective.
What is the most amazing miracle ever performed in this universe? Is it the resurrection? The creation itself? Nancy shares the most amazing miracle, today.
When biographers begin to tell a person’s story, they usually begin with birth. But the story of Jesus begins far before the events in Bethlehem.
What is true beauty? Poets have tackled this question for centuries. Scientists have even gotten into the discussion recently. But there is only one source.
There is no one else like Jesus. That may seem like a simple statement, but in today’s world, it sounds radical. Find out why Jesus claimed to be unique.
You are fearfully and wonderfully made by God. That’s according to the Bible. Author and speaker Nancy Pearcey helps us see the value of our bodies and how scie
Many today are confused about life and sexuality. Nancy Pearcey traces much of the confusion back to an underlying worldview—a faulty worldview.
William Cowper was prone to bouts of severe depression and even tried to take his life. Yet the Lord used him to write a hymn we still sing today.
Live today in light of that certain hope we have that the day is coming when we will be freed from sinning.
Louisa watched as her husband tried to save a drowning child. As the child resisted his help, Louisa watched him drown as well. She then wrote a hymn.
Everything you own comes from God. Learn what a life fully devoted to the Lord looks like day by day.
When everything is going well, anybody can seem to have peace, but that’s no test. The test is when the storms and trials of life kick up the flames.
When’s the last time you slowed down and just were still before the Lord? Nancy shows you why you need those seasons of being still to calm your heart.
When Rosalie Elliott heard the gospel and responded, she was excited to share her faith with her husband, but he wasn’t interested.
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could read a book, hear a speaker, or go on a retreat and instantly become godly?
What do you look forward to in 2024? Are you looking forward to trials? No one hopes for trials and difficulties, but everyone should expect them.
Virtue. Does that word sound boring? Biblical writers used it to describe something strong and dynamic.
Everyone who begins a new diet or exercise routine understands the need for discipline.
Almost everyone tries to develop new habits and make improvements at the beginning of a new year. But by the time March rolls around, most are forgotten.
If you knew your days were numbered, what would you say to those you love before it was too late? One of the apostles was in that situation.
As an adult Martha Schaale still felt the sting of abuse that she had suffered as a child. It caused her to keep her distance from an important relationship.
Martha Schaale was trying to keep her sin private, but she made friends with a godly woman who stirred up some deep emotions.
Let’s face it. Your life, my life—never goes the way we think it should. Elizabeth Mitchell helps us keep our focus where it needs to be: on Jesus.
Do you remember what Job did after he lost his children, his wealth, and his health? He worshiped. Elizabeth Mitchell helps us know how to grieve well.
When Elizabeth Mitchell’s son James was born, he had some serious heart problems. It launched Elizabeth on what she refers to as “a journey for the heart.”
Think about how you’d like to grow in your walk with the Lord this year. What kind of fruit do you want to bear?
If you’re ever tempted to believe God could never use you, Dannah Gresh helps you combat that lie with the truth of God's Word.
In a rapidly changing world, when you hear news of crisis after crisis, is anything stable?
When you eat, you grow less hungry, right? The opposite thing happens when you read the Bible. The more you partake of God’s Word, the more you want.
There are many helpful Bible study tools on the market, but Nancy shares that one of the best tools is already right in your drawer.
We all need well-balanced diets. As we begin a new year, many people have made the resolution to eat healthier. But we also need well-balanced spiritual diet.
In an era of social media and technology, you probably take in volumes of information very quickly. But there are times to stop and savor what you read.
Do you understand what you read in the Bible? There is One Person who can help you get more out of your reading than anyone else.
What do you do with junk mail? You probably throw most of it away unopened. But when you get a letter from someone you love, you can't wait open it.
If you’ve survived a home remodeling project, you’ll identify with what Nancy says. She turns the idea of remodeling into a metaphor for the Christian life.
In Ps. 145 one generation is called to pass on the wondrous works of God to the next. We will hear some of the ways that generational investment is happening.
Sometimes the battle against disease doesn’t go the way we want it to. Dawn Wilson talks about the temptations she’s faced when treatments have disappointed.
Could you trust God to write your story, even if you heard a dreaded diagnosis? Dawn Wilson is in the middle of cancer treatments.
It’s a story that never gets old. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth reads from the New Testament accounts of the birth of Jesus.
When Jesus was born, a grand worship service broke out. The focus of that worship experience was where it should be—giving glory to God in the highest.
Out of all the people in the world, why did God send His good news of great joy to shepherds? Nancy has some fascinating ideas about why God may have done that.
When Jesus was born, Caesar Augustus was considered the most powerful person on the planet. But Nancy will show you why he was just a pawn in God’s plan.
Do you get swept up in busyness that you can’t enjoy the Christmas season? Learn how to approach the holidays purposefully, creating meaningful traditions.
Almost everyone faces worries at Christmas. Parents might worry that their kids are too materialistic. Widows may be spending their first season alone.
Does it ever feel like the Christmas season gets away from you? Like you’re so busy doing what everyone else wants that you don’t have time to celebrate?
When your journey includes being the victim of someone else’s selfishness and sin, it can feel like your world has completely fallen apart.
How can a young woman learn to trust God or others when she’s suffered abuse by her own father? Ashley Gibson shares her journey.
How should parents respond when their son or daughter lives in rebellion against God? Brent and Lisa Halvorsen share the story of a daughter rescued by God.
Here’s a true statement: everybody is thirsty. A young woman named Mariah shares how she looked for satisfaction in the wrong places before Jesus saved her.
Young or old, your growth is important to God. He wants you to thrive in every season of your life.
Where are you planted? I’m not talking about where you live. Are you growing, not taller, but more godly? Are you thriving spiritually?
When are you most tempted to doubt that God is on His throne? Nancy turns our attention to Psalm 92 to help us fight our fears and doubts.
When something “consumes” you, all your thoughts are focused on that one thing. How long has it been since you were consumed with the with the works of God.
It would be strange to walk up to an apple tree only to find a nasty, shriveled up, moldy lemon! The fruit your life produces comes from what’s inside.
Most people wouldn’t describe suffering as a “privilege.” But when the late Dr. Helen Roseveare followed God’s calling, she was grateful.
What can you do when you want to meet a need and help build God's kingdom but you just don't have the funds to give? Hear about women who asked God to provide.
Imagine how God might use you to advance His kingdom if you really gave sacrificially. That’s something Dave and Jeannette Cooke have experienced first hand.
What will you be doing the day after Thanksgiving? Shopping? Avoiding the stores at all costs? Nancy and a group of women will be continuing to thank the Lord.
When we truly believe God’s steadfast love endures forever, it affects all of life. We’ll hear thanksgiving praise from women who have benefited from Psalm 136.
Families often thank God before they eat their meals. That can be an effective way to remind ourselves of our dependence on Him.
Can you imagine how hard it would be to feed all the people and animals in the world every day? That’s something God does all the time.
When God makes promises, we don’t have to question whether or not He’ll follow through. Nancy takes us back to Psalm 136 to show us His complete faithfulness.
There’s a promise in the Bible that affects your perspective on any circumstance in life— no matter how difficult it may seem.
Are you ever tempted to think that living for Jesus is boring? Jason and Erin Davis will help you embrace God’s calling on your life as a grand adventure.
God tells His people to treasure His commands. He says, “Impress them on your children. Erin and Jason Davis will help you know how to do that in your home.
How can a parent raise sons when any display of masculinity might be interpreted as toxic masculinity? How do you teach boys to be who God created them to be?
The Bible describes God like a mother hen who protects her chicks under her wings. Are you going to God for that kind of protection?
Think about the most refreshing place you’ve been. Even that can’t compare with the peace that comes from living under the wings of God.
What character defect, what sin would be the most opposite of contentment? Melissa Kruger explains.
Experienced mountain climbers understand this: they need to know the lay of the land before they tackle a tough climb. Scale to new heights in contentment.
When the wind and waves batter a boat, it’s key for it to stay anchored to something solid. Various speakers from True Woman '22 share their thoughts on anchori
What advice would you give to someone who wants to lead others in a Bible study? Asheritah Ciuciu answers that question.
How many times have you said something like this? “I’ll do it when I get around to it.” Well, we need to not procrastinate when it comes to serving God.
Here’s an interesting question. Whom or what do you serve? You are serving something. Kim Cash Tate will help us learn some lessons about serving God.
Who needs revival? According to Nancy, you do. And I do. She takes us to Psalm 85, where the psalmist prays, “Revive us again, Lord.”
If you were dying of thirst, would you rather drink from a tiny Dixie cup or from an unlimited stream of pure water?
The trials you and I face threaten to undo us, to overwhelm us. Sarah Walton shows us how to have the same attitude about our suffering that Paul did.
The church is facing challenges from the outside and problems from the inside. Do you ever feel like giving up?
Walk through any Christian bookstore and you will find critiques of the church’s activity and theology. How do we discern the real church.
It seems like everyone has an opinion about problems in the church. Nancy says only one opinion truly matters. What does Jesus think?
Jesus is the greatest overcomer who ever walked the earth. But the victory He won looked backward in the world’s eyes.
People will fill your ears with empty promises, but God has the power to carry out everything He says He will do.
Is there some habit or temptation you’d like to conquer? Look to the example of the ultimate conqueror, Jesus.
The Bible says we will reign with Christ. What does that mean? Hear about the amazing invitation you have to sit with Jesus on His throne.
Repentance sounds like a negative word to today’s ears. Nancy says there actually is great joy and hope in repentance.
Jesus told a lukewarm church that He wanted to spit them out of His mouth. That’s a very serious pronouncement.
Jesus had a special message to church members who were blind, naked, and poor. He told them to buy some items from Him.
Over the last year we’ve witnessed the crumble of many institutions. They looked strong, but suddenly were threatened with bankruptcy.
The Bible tells us that certain behaviors make Jesus so upset that He wants to spit. It sounds surprising, but it's true.
Jesus is referred to as the firstborn. Does that mean there was a time before Jesus existed? It’s an important question.
Do you find yourself thinking of the Second Coming of Christ as a mysterious event far off into the future?
If you feel weak and powerless, God wants to display His strength through you, not just now but forever.
Jesus is coming soon. So what are we supposed to do while we wait for Him? Nancy describes the attitude and behavior of those who are hoping for His return.
When you’ve been apart from someone you love, you count the days until you can see them again. Do you feel that type of longing for the return of Christ?
In the first century Jesus said, "I am coming back soon." That was over 2,000 years ago. Has Jesus failed to deliver that promise?
The book of Revelation describes a great tribulation, and hours have been spent debating it.
Plenty of people are trying to gain power through political influence, money, or popularity. But do these channels truly provide power?
Who carries the keys to your church? The pastor or custodian? Get to know the One who truly holds the key to the church.
When someone hands you their keys, they are giving you authority and responsibility. Jesus holds some important keys.
Do you ever feel outnumbered? That you are the only one in your church or family serving the Lord faithfully? Nancy will give you a lot of help.
If you have been faithfully serving God in a struggling church, don’t be discouraged. Nancy provides hope for you and your church.
We so easily use the phrase "the Word of God" to describe the Bible. Do you realize how incredible that phrase really is?
It’s possible for a church to look good on the outside, involved in a variety of activities and programs, and still be spiritually dead.
You can be decent, hardworking, well-liked—and spiritually dead. Hear about Christ’s call to wake up.
How can we dwell on the Lord Most High? Dannah Gresh says the key is reminding ourselves of who God is and resting in His faithfulness.
Jesus refers to Himself as the morning star. It’s a star that appears when the night is almost over. What does this mean for you?
Do you ever feel alone making biblical decisions while most people around you go with the flow of culture? Gain encouragement today.
When God acts as judge, He is never unjust. His judgment follows mercy that has been refused. Gain a clear understanding of God’s justice.
How do children learn discernment? Do they need to experience the latest books, movies, and music in order to judge them?
Say your child wants to see a particular movie and tells you it’s okay since all the kids at church have seen it. Can you trust that?
What’s more important in a church--truth or love? Nancy says most churches emphasize one or the other, but we need to balance both.
Jesus is a model of meekness and humility, but that’s only half the picture. Nancy will introduce you to a powerful Jesus.
If you remain faithful to biblical truth, the book of Revelation promises some rewards. They are hidden manna and a white stone.
When the Bible describes God as being "jealous," do you find that confusing? Nancy explains how a loving and holy God can be jealous.
When sin is allowed to flourish in the church, two groups of people need to repent: those committing the sin and those tolerating it.
Imagine the devastation of a wife whose husband has been unfaithful. That’s the type of grief we should all feel when we are unfaithful to God.
Obedience to God is not like paying federal income taxes. There are no exemptions and no deductions. God gives you the grace to obey.
Is it possible to be a follower of Jesus and avoid suffering? Nancy says no. Find out why.
Do your neighbors know that you are ready to suffer for Christ? When they do, you are making a powerful statement.
If you are suffering through some tough issue today, you might be ready to see God in a new way.
Suffering has a limit. God won’t allow more than is needed for your good and His glory. If you feel like you’re at that limit, get some encouragement.
If someone wanted to give you an incredibly huge gift, you wouldn’t ignore them. But someone does want to give you an incredibly huge gift.
Does it ever feel like no one understands what you’re going through? There is one person who knows exactly what you’re feeling.
Love is one of the most popular topics in movies, songs, and books. You’d think we would be experts on the subject by now.
Nancy wants you to fight—to fight laziness, unbelief, and worldliness that will keep you from loving Jesus with a full heart.
How many items on your task list are motivated by fear, selfish ambition, or obligation? Learn to act out of love instead.
When Jesus addresses various churches in the first chapters of Revelation, He offers a simple message: Return to your first love.
Think about the time in your life when your love for Christ burned more strongly than ever. Does that describe you today?
How could the correspondence someone wrote to ancient churches in Asia Minor almost two thousand years ago be relevant to your life and mine?
"I love Jesus, but I’m not interested in organized religion." Nancy says you can’t love Jesus and not love the Church.
Can you imagine if your church received a letter directly from Jesus? Several churches actually did!
Jesus is coming soon. Some of us have been hearing that all our lives, but the nearness of Christ’s return is anything but routine. It affects the way you live.
There are few books of the Bible that generate as much controversy and debate as Revelation. But the book is actually the source of great hope.
In some ways, we're more connected with others than ever, but many today are feeling lonely. Nancy Lindgren believes the solution is mentoring relationships.
Have you ever tried to influence the way others see you? I think all of us have done that in some way or another. here’s a more secure identity.
Do you ever feel like you’re pouring yourself out to others without getting anything back? Nancy talks about the rewards of being a servant.
It’s easy for people to drift and to think ministry is about us rather than the Lord. Nancy helps us make sure we’re serving for the right reasons.
Great stories can be a refuge for children and adults alike—a place we can go to be reminded of the best Story of all.
Everyone loves a good story. Especially kids! Kathryn Butler shares her thoughts on why it’s important to read out loud to children.
Kelly Needham challenges us to keep our purpose and identity attached, not to our performance, but to the Person of Jesus Christ.
Brian Hedges says true transformation occurs when three important ingredients come together.
Imagine going to a wedding and the bride looks like she just rolled out of bed wearing a wrinkled dress. That has a lot to do with how you live your life.
Sometimes Nancy refers to herself as a wedding coordinator. No, that’s not a side hustle. It’s another way of explaining her role in relation to the Church.
Do you know how powerful your words really are? Life and death are in the power of the tongue and Nancy shows us how to choose life.
Are you ever tempted to think, “God doesn’t really love me?” Nancy has a message for you, with solid reasons to cling to God’s love for you.
Love stories will never go out of style. Nancy shares the absolute greatest love story of all time . . . and you are one of the characters.
Mary Kassian helps us know how to turn the enemy's tool of fear on its head and become the bold, courageous people God created us to be.
While the cultural debates rage on about what a woman is, Christians don’t have to wonder.
When you get married, it’s for better or worse, richer or poorer. The same thing is true in your relationship with God.
God knows everything. Have you stopped to realize what that truly means? It will boggle your mind.
Judy Dunagan shares about two important spiritual weapons we can use in our battle against the Devil.
The battle you and I face as followers of Jesus is real. Our enemy is dangerous, like a roaring lion. But thankfully, there is Someone whose roar is louder.
Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth and others share the importance of investing in the next generation by praying for them.
The ways you spend your time and money and other resources show what’s most important to you. The big question is, do your priorities align with God’s?
When it comes to investing in the next generation, God says you’re like a watchman, a builder, and a warrior.
There’s a topic that can be hard or awkward to discuss with others— the whole area of sexuality.
People sometimes confuse two “A” words— “acceptance” and “approval.” Dr. Rosaria Butterfield explains the difference between them.
The essence of your identity isn’t determined by what’s in your past. It has to do with your new nature, given to you when you turned from sin to Jesus.
There’s so much confusion in the world today when it comes to issues of gender identity. That confusion leads to some straightforward questions we wonder about.
Laura hated being female, so much so that she underwent surgeries and took on a male identity. But God had other plans for her.
It’s true. God designed you as a man or a woman. But have you ever thought about how your design fits into the story of the gospel?
We all learn something from our dads. It could be tying a shoe or riding a bike. Or it could be fear, anger, or a sense of abandonment.
Imagine that your TV had a card reader and you had to pay to turn it on. Do you realize that you are paying every time you turn it on? Paying with your time.
The things you display on the outside—your words and actions—reflect what’s on the inside. Join Nancy and learn how to guard your heart.
Sovereignty. It sounds like a big, complicated word. But our approach to God’s sovereignty influences the way we approach situations every single day.
How do you spend the first part of your day? Do you turn on the weather channel for that updated forecast or glance through the newspaper?
What should a wife do when her husband is involved in pornography? Dr. Juli Slattery provides helpful advice in helping husbands and wives deal with this issue.
How much should you share about your past with your children? Dr. Juli Slattery says you can make some important connections with your kids when you're open.
God’s boundaries for sexual pleasure aren’t designed to take away joy. Instead, His boundaries exist to help us experience genuine pleasure.
It seems like the Church is constantly telling young people, “Don’t have sex until marriage.” But then after marriage, not much else is said.
What comes to mind when you hear the word “discipleship"? Do you realize that you need to be discipled in your sexuality?
According to popular opinion, your sexuality is all about you. But the inventor of sex invites you into a new way of thinking in this area.
Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth, Barbara Rainey, and others offer perspective and comfort for parents of prodigals.
Unfortunately, we usually lean more toward grace or truth. Mary Kassian shares insights for how we can respond with both in an increasingly hostile world.
Would you rather drink from a fountain of stagnant, poisonous water or fresh, life-giving water? That’s the choice Jesus gave a woman in Samaria 2000 years ago.
Nancy reminds us that we’re all born with a hole in our heart that we’re always trying to fill. She gives us the only possible key to filling that hole.
Betsy helps us travel her own journey with her to find the source of true satisfaction.
Nancy Stafford actually was Miss Florida in the Miss America beauty pageant. But she still felt like something was missing.
Nancy shares the transformative power of the gospel, as seen in the lives of two specific women.
Have you ever been so thirsty that you thought you were going to die? Our physical thirst is an analogy for the spiritual thirst we all experience.
Our guilt from past sins can feel like a heavy burden we have to carry. But Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth and Andrea Griffith show us how to be free from that weight.
I don’t know your default you turn to for satisfaction, but we all know that pull away from the only One who can truly satisfy us.
McKenzie Skidmore felt like she didn’t know how to be a mom. She longed to learn from other women’s experiences.
Composers sometimes write variations on a theme. Nancy looks back on her journey of faith and sees themes God has been writing into her life.
Do you have an inheritance coming? If you are a child of God, then the answer for you is yes.
Nancy speaks about the celebration that occurs when we come to faith in Christ, and the many spiritual gifts that are showered upon us.
Put on your party hat. It’s time to celebrate! Nancy reminds us of the special birthday gifts we received on the day we were born into God’s family.
When you have any question what do you do? Look online of course! But there’s a problem. A search engine can’t challenge you with follow up questions.
Every woman knows what it’s like to be pulled in a thousand directions by everyone with a need. Get advice on how to meet those needs, and keep God a priority.
Motherhood changes a woman forever. Find out how those changes give us a picture of the way Jesus laid His life down for us.
What our children need most is to see the gospel at work in the midst of a sinful place.
Moms can feel guilty for so many things. The solution isn’t to work harder and become a more perfect mom. And it’s not to give up and abandon your home.
Dr. Kathryn Butler shares the thoughts and emotions surrounding her own journey from working at the hospital to staying home.
How would you respond if you found out you were going to be the mother of the Messiah, but it would come at the cost of your reputation?
Nancy shares about two individuals in the New Testament who could never have predicted the way things worked out but were used by God in amazing ways.
God gave Brooke the opportunity to help hundreds of Afghan people in great need. She’s been able to share the love of Jesus with them in remarkable ways.
Would you travel to another country to gather with other believers and hear from God’s Word? That’s exactly what many women did.
We pray at meals. We pray for hardships. We pray when we’re desperate. But are we using prayer as the true gift it is?
What keeps you from having a thriving prayer life? Leslie Bennett helps us unleash the power of prayer.
Believers in Jesus are called to be joyful. But when you go through something tragic, it’s okay to be honest and okay to grieve.
The New Testament tells us to do all things without grumbling or complaining. Yet the psalmist and many other biblical characters complained. Which is correct?
We’re not supposed to lament, right? Isn’t that wrong? Aren’t we supposed to be joyful all the time? Pastor Mark Vroegop will address these questions.
There’s a strong connection between the prayers of God’s people and revival. Nancy and Pastor Bob Bakke explain.
It sounds surprising, but in the months leading up to the Civil War, the nation was in the midst of a great revival which spread north and south.
We need strength for troubled days. The problem is, we often look for strength in places that don’t provide it.
A group of desperate women took some time to cry out to the Lord on behalf of their families, churches, and nations last fall. We’ll hear some of their prayers.
These desperate times call for desperate prayers. That means we need to cry out to God, even when He seems silent.
What is your default that you turn to when you’re in trouble? Comfort food? A friend? Social media? The bar? Drugs? Nancy says we should turn to the Lord first.
Are you desperate? We’re going to hear Nancy remind us that desperate times call for desperate prayer.
The women who went to anoint Jesus’ body early that Sunday morning had no idea God was going to use them to share the best news ever!
When you’re dealing with sickness or loss, it can feel like wasted time. But the suffering of Jesus wasn’t wasted at all.
We’re used to thinking of Jesus as the object of our worship. But have you ever imagined Jesus as a worship leader?
Does it ever feel like no one can help you? Jesus knows that feeling. Nancy will explore this aspect of His suffering
I am a worm and not a man. It sounds like a simple statement of humility, but Nancy points out this statement from the Psalms means so much more.
Sometimes it seems like God is ignoring you. If you feel that way, you’re in good company. Jesus Himself felt abandoned.
Nancy interviews a widow who is learning to focus on others rather than herself. You’ll be challenged to trust God even when life seems harder.
Have you ever wondered if we’ll have pets in heaven? Randy Alcorn shares his thoughts on that and other “heavenly” questions.
The Bible talks about two different kinds of grief. There’s grief without hope, and there’s Christian grief, full of solid, blood-bought hope.
If the struggles and pain in your life tempt you to despair, you need a heavenly perspective.
Can you name the biblical characters who never died physically? Those Old Testament characters give hope to everyone who knows Jesus.
Bible trivia time: Who is the oldest recorded person who ever lived? The answer is Methuselah, who lived 969 years. Those years represent God's mercy.
Teachers like to say you need to “please God” through your choices. But there’s a problem. None of us is good enough to please God.
Do you realize that every choice you make is contributing to a legacy? What will you be remembered for when your life is over?
If you have a friend who just received terrible news. There are some things not to do or say, and some things to do and say.
A person with terminal cancer experiences a wide range of emotions. Colleen Chao began to pray that God would give her another emotion in her cancer.
Arthur DeMoss died of a heart attack at age at age 53. He had reminded himself that life was short. That he needed to number his days.
Have you ever discovered an intricately designed sand castle? The waves will come and wash it away. That’s a picture of the brevity of our lives.
A special way to study the psalms is to think about what they would have meant to Jesus. Pastor Colin Smith helps us do that with Psalm 23.
Pastor Colin Smith helps us look to Jesus, the best Guide, to lead us through the dark valley.
Have you thought about how deep, how dark the valley was that Jesus had to walk through? Pastor Colin Smith puts valleys into perspective.
Nancy reminds us, our ultimate soul satisfaction and joy comes from the only One who can restore and renew our lives.
Nancy challenges us to slow down and remember that God actually takes us to green pastures and still waters.
Rebecca Ellerman took her son, Will, to a doctor’s appointment in a hospital. Suddenly Will stopped breathing.
In the race of life, it’s not over until you cross the finish line. Robert Wolgemuth helps us think through the preparations we need to make.
Robert Wolgemuth encourages people to think about the end of life with a sense of peace rather than fear.
Karen Loritts suggests that you need three types of friends: Someone who is more mature in faith than you, someone who is a peer, and someone you can mentor.
Karen Loritts went through a season of life she calls her “meltdown.” She needed a group of godly friends to walk with her through this time.
Everybody knows what it’s like to be encouraged with words. Nancy says you can also encourage others through your example.
The Bible tells us to encourage one another. Do we get an exception when talking about politics? Do we get an exception when making online comments?
The word is spreading about what God is doing, not only at Asbury University, but around the country. Bill and Holly Elliff share first-hand accounts.
In 2002, a group of nine workers were trapped in a mine filling with water. They tied themselves together and survived because they could encourage each other.
Encouragement to our souls is like oxygen to our brains. Nancy shows you why encouragement is so important to the Body of Christ.
To approach a situation with humility requires a great amount of trust. Do you trust that God will take care of you if you don’t push yourself forward?
When was the last time you said, "Will you please forgive me?" Why is it so hard for us to say those words?
When your spouse sins against you in a major way, you can feel betrayed. Hear the steps the Greshes took to rebuild trust in their marriage.
Dannah Gresh coaches a wife on how to respond with grace when her husband confesses the unthinkable.
Bob and Dannah Gresh have discovered how to live “happily EVEN after”—after a painful confession from a spouse.
Nancy explains why God is more offended by a hard-hearted, lifelong churchgoer than a murderer who is coming to Him in humility.
The evangelical subculture has levels of status and celebrity. It’s easy to become Pharisees, more interested in outward appearances than in the heart.
Can you imagine someone trying to get a job admitting they were weak and unqualified? That's exactly the kind of heart attitude God is looking for in us.
When it comes to our friendships, they can let us down. Kelly Needham shares some of the dangers and delights of authentic friendship.
The book of Job shows us that walking with God doesn’t mean we’re exempt from walking through trials. Still, we often question why we must experience suffering.
If you walk with the Lord and invest in your children’s lives, it doesn’t guarantee a crisis-free life.
Does God ever act in a way that doesn’t make sense to you? Nancy helps you prepare for moments that just don’t make sense.
The passion of God has got to first fill us before we can expect to proclaim it with power.
A group of godly moms share tips and strategies for spending time with God in the midst of mom responsibilities.
Discernment is an important quality to have, especially in a world full of lies. But how do we actually become discerning?
Ryan Bomberger exists because someone did something horribly violent to his birth mother. Instead of terminating her pregnancy, she courageously carried him.
The sanctity of human life is a contentious issue in our culture. But why is life so precious? Nancy shows you the biblical basis for the sanctity of life.
Joni Eareckson Tada says you and I should “test” the promises of God, and when we do, we won’t be disappointed.
Joni Eareckson Tada shares a powerful story about when she had to rely on the promises of God to help her in a time of intense need.
Do you ever feel like you need somewhere safe to run? Somewhere reliable? Kay Arthur says, for her, that safe place is the Word of God.
When someone’s walked with God for many years, others can tell, and it’s inspiring to the rest of us. We want to imitate them as they imitate Christ.
Every January 11 is National Human Trafficking Awareness Day. Al and Susan Henson are actively working to rescue hundreds of children from being trafficked.
Do you think you could learn a whole book of the Bible by heart? Glenna Marshall does. In fact, she gives us tips for how to memorize Scripture in the shower!
Psalm 119 is a strong argument for the value of memorizing Scripture passages. Glenna Marshall shares her heart for this long-lost spiritual discipline.
Listening to others who’ve met with God in His Word is no substitute for you meeting God.
When life is busy, can you really take time to get alone with God each day? Nancy says, yes, you can develop that habit.
Nancy shows the rich background of "Amazing Grace" and illuminates the truth behind the lyrics.
Nancy tells the story of “Amazing Grace” and helps you capture a sense of wonder at what Jesus has done for you.
Here at the end of the year Nancy is going to pray a special blessing over us. The pattern for her prayer will be King David’s four requests he prayed for the p
Do you ever feel like you’re going to wear yourself out trying to fight the battle on your own? Nancy shows us how David depended on the Lord to fight for him.
Okay look around you. What do you see? Let me ask it this way: as you open your eyes, what evidence do you see of the work of God?
Everyone is desperate for something. Unanswered longings seem to be a normal part of our fallen world. Maybe you can identify?
Can you articulate the basic truths that define your life and purpose? Nancy shares the key defining principles of the ministry.
When you hear about Jesus Christ, are you still amazed and in awe at what God has done in sending Him?
There’s a difference between knowing theories about God and actually meeting Him. A biblical character discovered that around the time of the first Christmas.
What’s your favorite Christmas song? Nancy will tell you about one of the first Christmas songs, written while Jesus was still a baby.
The Christmas spirit. Is there really such a thing? Maybe not. But the Holy Spirit was fully involved in the Christmas story. Explore His role.
People say strange things to new moms, such as, "Just wait until they’re teenagers! Then you’ll be sorry." As a new mom, Mary heard something odd.
During the holidays, a lot of people experience grief right alongside the joy. You’ll get perspective and hope by hearing Robyn Bush's story.
If you’ve spent any time around children, you know that waiting can be hard for them. But let's be honest: It can be hard for you and me, too.
Has anyone known just what to say to make you feel better when you have felt emotionally low? The gift of consolation is rare.
At some point, all parents need to hand control of their children over to God. But that doesn’t mean they don’t continue loving and training them.
A lot of churches conduct baby dedications in which parents present their children to the Lord.
Sometimes God asks us to trust He’s good, even when He allows something painful to happen to us. That was the case for Nathan and Katie Bollinger.
Randy Alcorn makes the point that when it comes to inheritances, parents might want to be careful about how much they actually leave to their children.
What should you do if you’re excited about donating to a particular organization, but your spouse is not? That’s something Randy Alcorn addresses.
Randy Alcorn is going to remind us that you and I manage someone else’s finances— God’s! Randy helps us unlock the secret of joyful giving.
As we prepare for a busy upcoming holiday season, we want to help you slow down and simply worship. Nancy will provide Scripture and music about who God is.
We’re about to enter a season where we like to sing about peace on earth. But it’s easy to get discouraged when you look around and see no peace.
What’s your favorite style of worship? It’s fine and normal for everyone to have preferences. But our worship of God goes beyond just style.
At a typical worship service, what is your singing like? Do you sing joyfully? The Psalms call us to loud, passionate worship.
Nancy says Christians need to be the most grateful, the most thankful, the most full of gratitude.
Have you ever thought, “If I only had such-and-such, then I’d be happy!”? Or the flip side: “If only I didn’t have this circumstance in my life, then I’d be ha
According to Nancy, getting our eyes off of ourselves and onto God is a crucial part of real contentment.
You and I will never be at peace in our hearts until we learn to trust God. That’s straightforward, but oh, so true!
Expressing your gratitude to the Lord affects your outlook on life, maybe even more than you’d realize.
Where does discontentment show up in your life? God has given us blessing upon blessing, yet somehow it’s easy to find ourselves always wanting more.
Nancy helps us examine why we live as if we’re lacking, and a key way to solve that problem.
God’s bigger than whatever problem you’re facing right now. According to Chris Brooks, that fact should motivate us to say, “Sign me up, Lord. I’ll go for you.”
We’re in a political season right now? We’re going to be reminded that no matter who’s in political office, we can rest that God is in control.
Alisa Childers shows us how we can engage with those who doubt, break the stereotypes, and point them to the truth in a kind way.
What do you do when a loved one tells you they’re not sure what they believe about God anymore? Alisa Childers points us to the answers.
Have you run into anyone who says they “deconstructed their faith”? Alisa Childers help us understand what’s going on.
Your home is more than just a living space. It’s a tool in God’s hand to extend and build up His kingdom. Hear how your home can point people to the gospel.
When you put the love of Jesus on display through hospitality, it gives people an opportunity to be vulnerable. It encourages them to accept God’s love.
Rosaria Butterfield has experienced how casual hospitality can be the means to produce radical heart change in her neighborhood.
Did you know that your dinner table can be a means of fulfilling the great commission? Hear how hospitality can play a major role in evangelism.
If you want to make an impact for Jesus, don’t get too comfortable. Nancy says we should expect that whenever the Spirit moves to bless, Satan moves to blast.
Whatever God's given you can be used to build His kingdom. Discover the power of inviting others to share your resources.
Whatever God's given you can be used to build His kingdom. Discover the power of inviting others to share your resources.
As you try to serve the Lord, are you facing roadblocks? Nancy says that when you sense obstacles, God may be redirecting you toward even more effectiveness.
As you try to serve the Lord, are you facing roadblocks? Nancy says that when you sense obstacles, God may be redirecting you toward even more effectiveness.
As you try to serve the Lord, are you facing roadblocks? Nancy says that when you sense obstacles, God may be redirecting you toward even more effectiveness.
Think about the spiritual leaders in your life. Would you know what encourages or discourages them?
Think about the spiritual leaders in your life. Would you know what encourages or discourages them?
Think about the spiritual leaders in your life. Would you know what encourages or discourages them?
How many great sermons have you heard during your life? The more important question is: How many sermons have you put into practice?
How many great sermons have you heard during your life? The more important question is: How many sermons have you put into practice?
How many great sermons have you heard during your life? The more important question is: How many sermons have you put into practice?
Did you get much out of your pastor’s sermon last time you were in church? Maybe that question has more to do with you than with your pastor.
Did you get much out of your pastor’s sermon last time you were in church? Maybe that question has more to do with you than with your pastor.
Did you get much out of your pastor’s sermon last time you were in church? Maybe that question has more to do with you than with your pastor.
Mark Vroegop says a lot of people have a tendency to look at the church the way an older sibling treats a younger child.
Mark Vroegop says a lot of people have a tendency to look at the church the way an older sibling treats a younger child.
Mark Vroegop says a lot of people have a tendency to look at the church the way an older sibling treats a younger child.
Do you ever feel like the church is so broken that you want to give up and not go back? Mark Vroegop shows you why staying in the church is a good idea.
Do you ever feel like the church is so broken that you want to give up and not go back? Mark Vroegop shows you why staying in the church is a good idea.
Do you ever feel like the church is so broken that you want to give up and not go back? Mark Vroegop shows you why staying in the church is a good idea.
Kristen's dream life turned into a nightmare when she received a diagnosis she didn't expect: unexplained infertility.
Kristen's dream life turned into a nightmare when she received a diagnosis she didn't expect: unexplained infertility.
Kristen's dream life turned into a nightmare when she received a diagnosis she didn't expect: unexplained infertility.
Gloria Furman says we can suffer from seasonal obsessive disorder. See what she means. It will help you to embrace whatever you’re going through with joy!
Gloria Furman says we can suffer from seasonal obsessive disorder. See what she means. It will help you to embrace whatever you’re going through with joy!
Gloria Furman says we can suffer from seasonal obsessive disorder. See what she means. It will help you to embrace whatever you’re going through with joy!
Gloria Furman is busy as a pastor’s wife in the fast-growing city of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. But her number one passion is to stay close to Jesus.
Gloria Furman is busy as a pastor’s wife in the fast-growing city of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. But her number one passion is to stay close to Jesus.
Gloria Furman is busy as a pastor’s wife in the fast-growing city of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. But her number one passion is to stay close to Jesus.
Marriage to a man in ministry can be lonely and stressful. Help your pastor's wife feel more seen, understood, and encouraged.
Marriage to a man in ministry can be lonely and stressful. Help your pastor's wife feel more seen, understood, and encouraged.
Marriage to a man in ministry can be lonely and stressful. Help your pastor's wife feel more seen, understood, and encouraged.
How often do you pray for your pastor? We’ll get to know a man named Jerry who actually prays for his church leaders for one hour every day.
When you’re shopping, you need to compare products carefully. But Nancy warns us not to do that with our pastors.
Dr. Crawford Loritts will show you how to encourage your pastor in this difficult role.
When your children aren’t getting along with each other, it can take up all of your time. Maybe your pastor feels the same way.
We’ll hear highlights from the recent True Woman '22 conference, and we’ll be reminded that Heaven really does rule.
We’ll hear highlights from the recent True Woman '22 conference, and we’ll be reminded that Heaven really does rule.
What is your attitude about food? Erin Davis calls food “an opportunity for worship.” Find out how to worship the Giver of the good gift of food.
What is your attitude about food? Erin Davis calls food “an opportunity for worship.” Find out how to worship the Giver of the good gift of food.
Would you be able to articulate the difference between the spiritual discipline of Christian fasting and going on a diet? Erin Davis can.
Would you be able to articulate the difference between the spiritual discipline of Christian fasting and going on a diet? Erin Davis can.
Erin Davis helps us view food as God designed it to be: a good gift meant to point us to Him who is the only One who truly satisfies.
Erin Davis helps us view food as God designed it to be: a good gift meant to point us to Him who is the only One who truly satisfies.
As Christians, we know how the story ends, and it can give us great hope and comfort in the here and now.
As Christians, we know how the story ends, and it can give us great hope and comfort in the here and now.
Does it make any difference in your life to recognize that Heaven rules? Hear from women who say, “Yes, it makes a big difference in my life!”
Does it make any difference in your life to recognize that Heaven rules? Hear from women who say, “Yes, it makes a big difference in my life!”
Every parent of daughters is going to go through some emotional ups and downs. Dannah and Nancy will show you how to walk with your daughter through them.
One of the most important things you can pass on to your children is a clear understanding of the gospel.
Parents of tweens might resist bringing up difficult topics like gender fluidity, sexuality purity, or eating disorders.
Holly Brewton knows that anchoring your hope in the sovereignty and goodness of God will sustain you as you grieve.
Apart from God’s grace at work in us, we tend to look for comfort in all the wrong places.
Nancy is going to comfort us with the astounding truth that God’s rule extends over all things.
Nancy says believers in Jesus have had a larger, heavier debt paid than they know, and it’s worth celebrating.
Where do you turn for comfort? Better yet, where should you turn for comfort? Nancy takes us to an ancient document to show us.
Words you hear as child can hold you in bondage for years. But you can be set free by the truth.
Men are afraid to lead and initiate. Women express frustration, further discouraging men to lead. Learn how to break out of this cycle.
If you complain about your circumstances, you’ll be complaining a lot. Our circumstances will never be perfect this side of eternity.
The apostle Paul wrote masterpieces from a Roman prison. If he could do that, what could God do through you in the middle of your tough circumstances?
Young women are being bombarded with lies. Find out how to effectively counter these lies with the truth.
We all feel lonely at times. But what can we do to overcome that loneliness? What lies are we believing about ourselves that contribute to the emotions we feel?
Have you ever thought, “I’m not worth anything”? Nancy shows us that kind of thinking is actually a lie that we need to replace with the truth of God’s Word.
When you understand who God is, you can then understand why you are so valuable as His creation.
Have you ever been tricked or defrauded? Mary Kassian says you have, but there’s a solution.
Nancy shows you why you can trust God to be good to you in the middle of your suffering.
Lies are everywhere, and they are more dangerous and powerful than we often think they are. But the good news is the Truth can set you free.
Your husband lets you down. Your coworker procrastinates. Your child won’t stop asking questions. But you can love them all . . . by faith.
Imagine reading an advice column that offered questions but no answers. Today's program addresses approaching God with questions and trusting Him for answers.
What challenges might your kids face in the upcoming weeks and months? Are you praying about those issues now?
Your testimony of God’s faithfulness in your life needs to be shared with others. In that sense, you’re setting it to music so that others can hear it.
Are you guilty of procrastination? Maybe you’ve been putting off making that phone call or writing that letter. Nancy encourages you to do it.
Blessed be the name of the Lord. That isn’t just a song lyric. It’s a statement of faith delivered by a biblical character undergoing incredible suffering.
When you wean a child off a pacifier, the first few days can be a real trial, but a necessary one. Nancy explains how trials in our lives can be necessary too.
It seems all of us are waiting on something. Waiting slows down our plans, hopes, and dreams. Nancy reveals why that might be a good thing.
Many worship songs ask God to send His glory, yet the Bible is full of stories about people who fell down terrified when they encountered God.
You’ve heard the claim that the God of the Old Testament is different from the God of the New Testament. Nancy helps you see that it's the same God.
Hear from a woman who was faced with a choice: would she forgive a husband who had been unfaithful to her?
Are you allowing God to take you from the starting point of forgiveness to the finish line of healing?.
Someone has done you wrong. We all know the right answer is forgive them immediately. But how can we learn to forgive quickly?
What does it mean to truly forgive others? Nancy answers that pertinent question as we look at freedom through forgiveness.
Nancy will show us how to release our captives, and in so doing, release ourselves from a prison of bitterness.
Is there a painful relationship in your life that seems impossible to reconcile? Whether you're the offender or the offended, God can heal any relationship.
Do your prayers to God ever resemble a grocery list where you ask God for one thing after another? Learn what your prayers should really look like.
You’re probably not in the habit of creating a statue out of wood or stone and bowing down to it. But do you find yourself tempted to idolize other things?
You may not be a farmer, but you’re still sowing and reaping every day. Nancy explains why it’s so important to be careful what you sow and reap.
What is faith? The word is used to describe a denomination, a relationship with God, or even a name for a child. Today, Nancy explains what true faith is.
As a child, you probably drove your parents crazy with questions like "When?" "Why?" "How long?" and "Are we there yet?" Are you doing the same to God?
Dannah Gresh and Jannique Stewart explain some of the foundational reasons behind the Dobbs decision, and they coach us on how to respond.
The Bible tells us that God spoke directly to the Old Testament prophets. Does He speak the same way today?
In Old Testament times, a soldier would stand on a watchtower to watch for approaching enemies. Nancy explains why you, too, should "stand watch."
In this episode of Revive Our Hearts, Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth, Erin Davis, and Kathy Wellin share an initial response to the overturning of Roe v Wade.
When bad things enter your life, do you ever find yourself thinking God must be angry with you? Today, Nancy gives perspective on this question.
Have you ever asked God to answer your prayer, only to be surprised when the answer came? Habakkuk was begging God for answers, and was still surprised.
Imagine buying your child a present, but while you're waiting for the right time to give it, your child doubts that you care. Do you ever approach God that way?
There are times when questioning the Lord is okay, and times when it’s not. Learn more as Nancy delves into Habakkuk's life.
Unanswered prayers can be puzzling, frustrating, and challenging. You’ll get some needed perspective on living with unresolved issues on today's program.
Is it okay to ask God why and to tell him when you’re displeased? The prophet Habakkuk did both. Find out what we can learn from his honest prayer life.
Honoring our fathers is more difficult for some of us than others, but we’re all commanded to do it.
Stephen Kendrick helps wives and moms understand ways they can be a better encouragement to their husbands.
Whether your relationship with your father is healthy or non-existent, Stephen Kendrick says it plays an important role in your life.
Is there any cure for bitterness? Karen Loritts knows what it’s like to be hurt. She knows what it’s like to harbor bitterness.
Fear tempts all of us. Karen Loritts says one problem with fear is that it brings buddies. Find out what she means as she speaks candidly about fear.
When you think about the future, what do you feel? Prov. 31 teaches women to face the future without fear. Learn to experience the full life God has for you.
If you head into a day without asking for God's strength, it's like being unclothed. You will be vulnerable and ashamed if you're not leaning on God's power.
Fear is destructive. It will keep you from enjoying the full life God has for you. Learn how to say no to fear and yes to joy.
Nancy is going to show us a powerful passage of Scripture that will prompt some healthy self-examination.
“Yes, Lord.” If we really mean those words, they can be really hard to say. But once we decide to say them it’s really important to say them every day.
A few byproducts that often come from surrender and sacrifice are happiness and safety. Discover how surrender to God leads to true happiness.
What are you most afraid of today? Whatever the fear, God’s already addressed it in the Bible.
If you feel discouraged or weary doing the activity God has called you to, listen to Joni Eareckson Tada.
Learn the value of life-on-life relationships in this special episode of Revive Our Hearts.
"Why did God let my sister die?" Angie Smith faced questions like this from her children. She wanted to instill trust and gratitude in her children.
Todd and Angie Smith only had a couple hours with their newborn daughter, Audrey, before her time on this earth was over.
Angie was carrying a child with serious medical problems. Hear how she was able to pray for her friend’s comfort while preparing for her own storms.
It may sound strange to hear of a teenage widow, but 100 years ago in India it was not uncommon. We’ll hear what a woman named Pandita Ramabai did to help.
Does it seem to you like everyone is walking around constantly exhausted? The book of Isaiah provides a great solution to exhausted people.
Have you ever been following your routine and suddenly been struck by how big nature is?
Over the last year and a half, good news has been a rare commodity. The solution to bad news isn’t just wishful thinking.
Is anything truly designed to last? Nancy says, "Yes, there is." She’ll tell you about it.
It seems like everyone is looking for comfort. Just consider advertising for food, hotels, and bedding. But these things will never bring you lasting comfort.
Sabina Wurmbrand spent three years in a forced labor camp in Communist Romania. But she experienced an intimacy with Jesus. Learn to see Jesus in your trial.
When you need deliverance from trouble, you can take comfort in knowing this—you’ve already been delivered.
You don’t have to try to manipulate, fix, or rescue yourself from trouble. Learn to lean on God's faithfulness.
You can’t fix every problem. Nancy shows why you don’t have to try to manipulate, fix, or rescue yourself from trouble.
Dr. Karen Ellis clues us in to a woman who broke all the stereotypes and baffled her critics. Learn about the life of the African slave poet Phillis Wheatley.
Moms need prayer! Have you ever thought about the fact that God the Son—Jesus Himself—is praying for you?
Kristen Wetherell helps us get our eyes off of a performance mindset and onto Jesus, the only perfect One.
In 1976, a busy mom made a courageous decision. This mother of ten was making good money at her job, but chose to follow a call God put on her heart.
Erin Davis and Mark Webb explore the life of an amazing mother from the 1700s, Susanna Wesley.
When a man refuses to accept God’s calling on his life to lead, provide, and protect, what can a wife do?
You know that the gospel provides hope, but not just hope for eternity. The gospel will start transforming your life and your relationships.
Why are so many marriages marked by conflict? Nancy says it’s because marriages are made up of sinners.
Why are so many relationships marked by conflict? Nancy says you can trace conflict between men and women all the way back to the Garden of Eden.
Are femininity and masculinity things of the past? In an era where gender blending is becoming the norm, Nancy takes you back to the basics.
What do you believe about God? It sounds like a simple question, but the answer has huge implications on all of life.
Did God create men and women with unique roles? Nancy says answering that question is very important, because it involves God’s glory.
You are following a creed. Everyone is. Even if you don’t think creeds are important, a set of beliefs guide your daily actions.
Is it harder for you to believe that God is all-powerful or that He’s all-loving? Practically speaking, we tend to lean one way or the other.
Pastor and radio veteran Bob Lepine helps us make sense of the pain and suffering we go through.
You probably use the word “amen” all the time. But do you know what it means? Nancy shows you what it means and why it matters so much.
Scripture tells us about a battle. On one side is a dragon and a terrible beast. On the other side is a lamb. Who do you think will win?
The term “redemption” gets thrown around casually. But it is crucial for all of us. Nancy traces the concept of redemption throughout Scripture.
What sorrow are you carrying today? Jesus knows what it’s like to carry sorrow just like you. Find out why the sorrow of Jesus can give you comfort.
Would you rather be a king or a servant? Nancy will contrast the roles of king and a servant. She’ll help you evaluate which you’d rather be.
Throughout history, a battle has raged between earthly rulers and the true King. And that battle for rulership still continues.
When a woman is engaged, she starts counting down the days until her wedding. When you know Christ, it’s like being engaged; a wedding's coming.
Jesus is described in Scripture as a lion and as a lamb. It would seem like there couldn’t be two animals more different. How can Jesus be both?
You may have heard Jesus called the Alpha and Omega. Do you know what means? It applies to every part of your life.
Imagine being before a strict judge and you know you’re guilty. The truth is everyone is in that situation as sinners before God, but you have an Advocate.
Nancy says that when you realize Jesus is interceding before God for you, it will give you courage and help you persevere through any problem.
It’s easy for us in the Body of Christ to forget that we need to be connected to Jesus—the head of the Body.
Can Jesus be your Savior but not your Lord? People separate these terms all the time. But Nancy says you can’t separate those terms so easily.
Too many people think of salvation as a one-time event that makes them right with God. Then they go on with life as normal.
When a piano tuner adjusts your piano, he uses a tuning fork. Nancy explains why tuning to an objective standard is important. It matters in music and life.
The resurrection is not just an event, it is that, but more than that, it is a Person. “I am the Resurrection and the Life.”
When Jesus claimed to be the Good Shepherd, it was more than just a casual figure of speech. The people who heard Him knew His claim was a very big deal.
“I am the Light of the World.” When Jesus made this claim, it wasn’t just a simple metaphor. To His original hearers, this would have been a big deal.
Imagine hearing someone say, “Eat my bread and live forever!” One person did say that. A lot of people heard it as an outrageous claim.
Do you realize how many times Jesus used the name I AM to describe Himself? Nancy shows several examples and explains why this name is so meaningful.
There are many times in Scripture when God is likened to a rock or cornerstone. What does this mean for us, and why does it matter so much?
Do you ever worship Jesus as your captain—your Commander-in-Chief? You may not feel like much of a soldier, but if you know Christ, He is your Captain.
The enemies of Jesus called Him a name, and that name stuck. Hear about the significance of this insult that’s been flipped into a term of worship.
Everyone is looking for peace. We need it in our world and in our families and churches. Nancy shows you the only way to enjoy true peace.
Do you ever get worried about the future? Are you frustrated at ungodly decisions among powerful people or government leaders? You don’t have to fear.
When you’re confused and have no one to talk with, don’t you wish you could find a perfect counselor to give you wise advice? You can.
Jesus received one of His names 700 years before He was born. God’s people heard about this name while under a severe threat from enemy armies.
Be encouraged, and learn how to better lift our brothers and sisters in Eurasia up in prayer.
We know Jesus was the Son of God. So why did He constantly refer to Himself as the “Son of Man"? Nancy unpacks this name of Christ.
Jesus was the Son of Mary and Joseph. He was also the Son of David, the Son of Abraham, and the Son of God. You can see it’s a big deal that Jesus was a Son.
Do you ever wish God would speak to you, let you know what He thinks and give you direction? Nancy says God has done that.
It’s easy to get accustomed to the name “Jesus.” We read it on toys, books, and song titles. But Nancy reminds you that the name “Jesus” is amazing.
How many names of Jesus can you think of? The Word. The Son of Man. Messiah. Christ. Lord. When you study Jesus' names, you’ll see Him in a whole new light.
If what's going on in Ukraine has you worried, Joel Rosenberg and Dr. Karen Ellis point us to the hope and perspective we need.
Dannah Gresh shows us the importance of being grounded in community, and doing it with a glad heart.
Colleen Chao shares how her trials, including being single for many years, have built her endurance muscles.
Colleen Chao learned to view her own singleness not as a problem to fix but as an opportunity to glorify God.
Finish this sentence: “I would happy if only . . .” If you fill that sentence with anything other than Jesus, you will never be happy.
Nancy will give you valuable perspective on trusting God with your story, whether married or single.
Plenty of unmarried women think they would be happy if they got married. Plenty of married women think they’d be happy if they had a different marriage.
If you’re married, imagine going 30 days without saying anything negative about your husband. Hear from many women who have taken this challenge.
Is love primarily about feelings or about choices? Find out what happens to our emotions when we choose to act in love, regardless of circumstances.
Early in a relationship, most married couples experience strong romantic emotions. But what happens when the feelings change?
We all face circumstances that make us really angry. But as we learn to live in love, fewer and fewer things will provoke us to anger.
When you think of sins we’re often guilty of, does rudeness usually make the list? According to the apostle Paul, being rude is the opposite of love.
Don't miss the story of one woman who grew up without love. Learn how she discovered, as an adult, to love.
It’s sad, but sometimes it’s easier to show kindness to people we don’t know very well than it is to show love to our own families.
If we speak without love, our words are just noise--kind of like an orchestra tuning. But when we speak with love, it can be as beautiful as a concerto.
Popular culture is filled with ideas about "true love." What does the Bible have to say? Gain a biblical understanding of love.
Shaunti Feldhahn asked a group of men “What’s the one most important thing that you wish your wife knew?” Hear the answer that may surprise you
Beauty truly is on the inside. But for a wife, that doesn’t mean the outside doesn’t matter to her husband. Get some good perspective on marriage.
One of the best ways a husband or wife can improve the physical relationship in marriage is to pray.
Does your husband need you to deflate his ego sometimes? Maybe not, according to Shaunti Feldhahn. She says men generally feel insecure all the time.
Wives, do you ever get tired of trying to change your husband's faults? Maybe the solution is to stop trying.
There’s so much confusion in the world today when it comes to issues of gender identity. And that gives rise to some straightforward questions we wonder about.
Through the early years of her life, she hated being female, so much so that she underwent surgeries and took on a male identity. But God had other plans.
Have you ever stopped to thank God for designing you the way He did? Mary Kassian helps us appreciate God’s good design.
Feminism expert Mary Kassian helps us understand the cultural background that has led us to where we are now.
People who memorize large portions of Scripture aren’t necessarily smarter than the rest of us. We all have the ability to memorize.
Fausto and Laura chose to terminate a pregnancy. But God has changed their hearts. Now, they’re not only anti-abortion. They are very much pro-life.
Fausto Gonzalez never wanted to be like his absent father and resolved to do things differently. But he discovered it was more difficult than he expected.
The doctor said the child Laura was carrying had the potential to be born with birth defects. Inside, Fausto was relieved and ready to terminate the pregnancy.
Jesus compared different ways of responding to the Word of God with different kinds of soil. Pastor Chris Brooks helps us understand.
Pastor Chris Brooks compares the Word of God to corrective lenses that help us see ourselves and the world around us more accurately.
As you make decisions, do you ever think about what the Bible says? Is it just a collection of fairy tales? Or is it the powerful Word of God?
When we’re sharing the gospel with someone, the words of the Bible itself can be much more persuasive than our arguments.
As a Christian growing up in communist Bulgaria, Margaret Nikol only had one page of the Bible. Gain a greater appreciation for the gift of God’s Word.
When one of the kings received the Word of God, he didn’t like what it said. So he cut the scroll up and threw it in the fire. We would never do that, right?
What is the most unique book you’ve ever read? The most helpful? The most truthful? Does the Bible spring to mind? We can take the Word of God for granted.
Are you moving toward a more intimate relationship with God or drifting away? Nancy helps you develop intimacy with Him.
Learn about biblical meditation in Gretchen’s conversation with Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth.
Gretchen Saffles points out that there’s an important plan we should implement for getting in better spiritual shape, and it actually involves feasting.
Are you in the habit of spending time alone with the Lord every day? If not, this is the year to start.
When life is busy, can you really take time to get alone with God each day? Nancy says yes, you can develop that habit.
Our hearts can be full of ideas and expectations about what the next year will bring, but in reality, we don’t know what lies ahead.
The Bible tells believers to greet each other with a holy kiss. In some parts of the world, that may seem perfectly normal, but others not.
The Bible acknowledges the reality of pain, but it also shows you how to practically seek peace.
No matter what role you play, God has called you to a specific way of using your gifts to serve Him and others.
Do you feel like you need encouragement as you serve others? Be sure you listen to some powerful reminders from a veteran of many years of ministry.
Imagine you lived in a spacious mansion in a beautiful setting. Would you want to move into a shack without running water or heat?
"God rest ye, merry gentlemen." You’ve probably sung that line at Christmas. But do you understand it? Who are these gentlemen and why are they merry?
A carol began, “Ye Faithful, approach ye.” It didn’t catch on. But when the wording was tweaked, it became one of the most popular Christmas carols ever.
"Hark the Herald Angels Sing" has a long history. But more importantly, Nancy will show you the gospel in this hymn.
What are you waiting for the most? Do you know that intense waiting is a big part of the Christmas story?
Why do we decorate with lights around Christmas? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth says lights are not only festive—they’re very meaningful.
When we sing “O Come, O Come Emmanuel,” we include the lines, “The Rod of Jesse” and “The Key of David.” Do you know what those phrases mean?
Music is a huge part of our holiday tradition. There’s a lot of rich theology in many of our Christmas carols.
Hear how Colleen Chao has found freedom through her suffering, in the time she refers to as “the crushing of Colleen.”
Colleen Chao shares the losses she’s already grieving as she endures stage four cancer.
When you’re in a storm, you need to anchor your soul to something solid. Dependable. Nancy directs our hearts to the utter reliability of God’s Word.
The Bible also promises this: No matter what difficult circumstances you’re in right now, God is greater than the flood!
Nancy says there’s only one voice we can really trust: God’s voice, as He speaks in the Bible.
Chris and Carrie Thifault were with their newborn son in intensive care. They realized something important: “God doesn’t waste your pain.”
The hardest moments in life are often the most rewarding. When we look back, we can see the faithfulness of God, and how He’s growing us.
Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth shares some of the ways she’s counseled her own heart over 20 years of ministry.
How do you balance generosity with meeting your needs? If you have a hard time knowing the difference, hear from Randy Alcorn.
Listen to a bestselling author who chooses to make minimum wage. He’ll help you think about some ways you can invest in eternity.
Tough times help you figure out where your treasure is. As Randy Alcorn talks about treasure in heaven, learn how you can make an investment in eternity.
Nancy helps counsel your heart with the truth about post-holiday letdown or any other time you feel down.
In hard times, thankfulness can be especially meaningful. Hear stories from people who have discovered the power of thankfulness in troubling circumstances.
If you don’t think you have musical talent, can you still worship? Nancy points out that our worship doesn’t depend on us. Who does it depend on?
At church, you should expect 100 percent audience participation. Nancy will look to Psalm 100 as a model for how we can participate in praising God.
When is the last time you shouted for joy? It’s probably been a long time for a lot of us. In Scripture, God deserves shouts of joyful praise.
How do you help children focus on what they can give this Christmas rather than what they can get? Barbara Rainey helps you focus on giving.
Barbara Rainey has noticed people are more receptive to hearing about Jesus during the holiday season. But it can be hard to follow up on that opportunity.
Christmas is one month away. The time between now and then could either be a roller coaster of busyness, or a meaningful time of focusing on Jesus.
The journey to Christ-likeness isn’t a passive drive through fields of sweet daisies. Sometimes there are bumps and hills.
Many people take supplements as part of a healthy lifestyle. Did you know the Bible talks about spiritual supplements?
How can you and I stay grounded in hope in the midst of terrible tragedy? Pastor Chris Brooks shares from his own life.
Kim Cash Tate will tell us how we can stay grounded in the presence of God as we cling to Him.
When we search for intimacy in the wrong places, it always leads to disappointment and pain. Kim Cash Tate helps us look to the only One who can satisfy.
When she looks back on her 80-plus years of life, Susan Hunt says she has no regrets. Wow! Would you say that?
What does it mean to flourish? Susan Hunt says it does not mean doing more. No, flourishing means becoming more like Jesus.
Like a tree sinking its roots deep into rich soil, you and I need to sink our roots so deeply into Jesus that no amount of shaking will uproot us.
Is there anything you can’t live without? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth gives the answer to that question, based on her study in Colossians.
Practicing thankfulness is one of those things that sounds easy but actually takes some work.
If you could do something to help ease relational tension in your life, wouldn’t you jump at the chance?
Fear is a normal part of life. We’re all afraid of something. Mary Kassian shows us how fear can be an invitation to something better.
Here’s a question for you: Is fear a good thing or a bad thing? It's kind of a trick question.
We all need to be confident people, don’t we? Well, the answer to that depends on some things. Today, we’ll hear what true confidence is.
Imagine a child’s small hand lost inside her father’s strong hand. Nancy says that’s a picture of our security in Jesus. Find out why you don’t have to fear.
Will you ever be so mature that you don’t need to pray, “Lead me not into temptation"? Will you ever get to the point where sin offers no enticement?
Nancy mentions Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy to show you who the true Guardian really is.
Where do you first turn when you need help? Friends or family? Food or drinks? The Internet? Ultimately, none of those things will provide the help you need.
Author and mom Laura Booz speaks with Dannah Gresh about one of God’s good gifts in motherhood: that of kindness.
It’s easy for moms to get bogged down in the daily chores of motherhood. It’s easy for them to miss out on the joy of motherhood.
How can a busy mom spend one-on-one time with the Lord when her attention is dominated by the needs of her family? That’s something Laura Booz tackles.
Next time you see a crisis unfold, realize it could be a chance for God to show His glory.
In difficult times of history, wise people are needed. Daniel was one of those wise people, living as a counselor to several kings.
Nancy will show you how the truth of Daniel 11 will give you perspective when life doesn’t make sense.
If you ever think evil is winning, you need to be encouraged by the reminder that Heaven rules. Nancy points us to that reminder in the book of Daniel.
Nancy shows us how the prophet Daniel prayed, and there are some things we can learn from the way he prayed!
If it ever seems like the events going on in this world are just too much for you to handle, you’re in good company. Daniel felt that way, too.
Let’s not forget Who ultimately determines the outcomes of elections and changes in government. It’s God.
Hear how Daniel trusted that “Heaven rules,” even when he was surrounded by hungry lions.
It’s vital that we ask ourselves, “Where am I taking my cues from? Am I paying more attention to the wisdom of this world, or of God?"
All of us need to adjust our perspective and realize what a great and awesome God we serve.
If your life were on the line, would you worship a false god rather than the true God? That’s a choice three brave Hebrew young men faced.
Thankfully, we serve a King with a kingdom that is not like the kingdoms of this world.
No matter what you’re facing today, you can look at your circumstances from one of two viewpoints.
Here’s a trick question for you. Who is the main character of the Old Testament book of Daniel? Nancy shows us that the Hero is God.
We all understand that God made us. He designed us. But why do we lose sight of that design? Or worse yet, why do we rebel against His design for us?
Blame shifting is almost as old as humanity itself. The very first two people didn’t take the blame for a huge catastrophe. Learn from their mistakes.
The story of Adam and Eve isn’t just a dramatic tale in children’s picture books. The story affects your life every day.
Where do you see yourself on the economic spectrum? Well, if you know the King of kings, He has poured out riches on you. If you know Jesus you’re rich!
When is the last time you were blown away by the wonder of God’s world? Nancy will show you how to recapture that sense of wonder every day.
A powerful, wealthy queen heard of a king even greater than she was. Her search for this king is a picture of the way we could seek after wisdom.
So if we want to live out your design as a true man or woman of God, where do stereotypes stop and core masculinity or femininity start?
Do you know one thing God did to show off His glory and the beauty of the gospel? He created us male and female.
Men can’t offer an accurate picture of God on their own. Women can’t either. Discover why it takes both male and female to provide a full picture of God.
Is your gender something arbitrary that you can choose at will? Is there something deeper going on when men embrace being men and women embrace being women?
Evil actions and words affect our nation. They also affect our homes and relationships. Nancy helps you respond to evil in a way that brings glory to God.
Rather than copy antics of evil people or grow discouraged, we need to look at the big picture.
When you have to wait, it can be unsettling. Life is on hold until some big thing in life changes. Find encouragement and hope during your times of waiting.
You can now access news programming twenty-four hours a day. But just because you can, that doesn’t mean you should.
In Psalms we read "do not fret." If the psalmist knew about the credit crunch and subprime mortgages, would he have given us an exception?
Have you been asked, “What do you want your life to look like in 10 years?” Bob Lepine asks Nancy this. Her answer will inspire you to think about your life.
If you’ve ever had to go against the flow and stand up for what you know to be right, you know it can actually be really hard!
The way you respond to constructive criticism says more about you than what you say you believe.
If you’ve ever faced a seemingly impossible task, you probably know what it means to depend on God’s strength on a minute-by-minute basis.
Was it hard for Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth to trust God with her singleness for more than five decades?
When people get older, they often resist new ways of doing things. How can you keep from developing that kind of resistance?
Do you hate sin? When you are grieved over your own sin, it’s evidence that you truly know God.
Some behaviors, such as drug addiction, are not just sinful; they’re also taboo in the church. But it’s easy to get away with other types of sin.
When you let a weed go, it will eventually conquer the garden. In the same way, when you let discontentment grow in your heart.
Do circumstances or emotions ever make it hard for you to open your mouth and sing? Gain some perspective on singing joyfully.
Why do you sing in church? Out of habit or obligation? Nancy wonders what singing would be like if everyone were singing with their whole heart.
When you praise God and sing, the spotlight needs to be on God, not on you. But people do watch your example in worship.
A lot of legends grew up about Miriam, the sister of Moses. Nancy sorts out the legend from Scripture.
After crossing the Red Sea, the children of Israel witnessed the destruction of their enemies. Then they sang, worshiping God.
When parents teach God’s Word to their kids, it can feel like the material is going in one ear and out the other. But it may pay off more than you realize.
Do you ever feel like you’re parenting in a hostile world? Learn how Jochebed approached parenting with faith and purpose.
Do you ever worry what the future holds for your children? Find out how you can be a parent of faith, working, praying, and trusting for your children.
The courage of a few women can have a huge effect on their world. This was true in ancient Egypt when some women defied an evil king. It’s also true for you.
Erin Davis is joined by two friends to take a closer look at how the Old Testament prophetess and judge Deborah became a woman of great courage and influence.
Do you ever get tired of following God’s plan day in and day out? Nancy knows what that feels like, and she’ll encourage you to keep serving.
Fear and love of comfort could be keeping you from the exciting life God has planned. Learn how to live with less fear and more trust.
What can a woman do when men won’t lead? Nancy will answer that question while looking at the story of Deborah.
In the middle of a violent conflict, one wise woman diffused the anger. The Old Testament tells us about this story that’s so relevant for our day.
In the middle of conflict, one wise woman can make a big difference. The Old Testament tells us about a wise woman who had influence in a time of violence.
All of us long for the kind of relationship where we can be completely vulnerable and honest without affecting the relationship negatively. Right?
Sometimes we struggle understanding how God could love us. We see our own sin, and we slip into performance-based thinking.
If the words you use could somehow grow into a tree, what kind of tree would it be? Prickly? Thorny? Painful? Or lushious and life-giving?
Dannah Gresh shows us that we can learn the skill of wise, gentle answers, even in unpleasant moments.
Has someone ever used words to encourage you in a kind, sincere way? How did that make you feel? Dannah Gresh explains gentle words have a special power.
You can spend days cultivating a close relationship with someone. But in seconds, all the trust and respect you’ve built can be destroyed by a few sinful words.
Issues like anxiety and depression are often fueled by lies we believe about ourselves. In order to combat the lie, you need to replace it with truth.
When it comes to facing issues like anxiety and depression, you’re not alone. Dr. Shona Murray explains how we can combat these challenges.
How do you help someone who is struggling with depression or anxiety, especially a teenager?
Depression and anxiety are common issues teenagers face today. It’s important to understand the causes for this and learn how we can help those struggling.
Do you long for peace and rest? These are rare qualities. Nancy says when you learn meekness, peace and rest come along as well.
Does your tongue have a pause button? Learning to guard your lips is a crucial part of developing godly meekness.
Women have made great strides in gaining respect and rights in our culture. But can a woman afford to be meek?
The meek shall inherit the earth. That might sound a little vague, until you realize meekness applies to email, phone calls, and conflicts.
Do you want to learn meekness? Then prepare to deal with some difficult people. Find out how God uses annoyances and aggravation to teach meekness.
You won’t get much out of the Bible unless you have a meek spirit. Why is that? Learn more about the beauty of meekness.
What comes to mind when you hear the word “meekness"? If a negative image comes to mind, listen as Nancy describes the beauty of meekness.
One of the most misunderstood biblical qualities is meekness. Nancy shares her own struggles to develop this important trait.
Did you know you can show kindness to someone by praying for them? The President of the National Day of Prayer Task Force, shares more ways to be kind.
We are witnessing a crisis of unkindness, so genuine biblical kindness will shine brightly in the darkness.
Shaunti Feldhahn has spent years researching what motivates and encourages men and women. Her findings could have a big effect on your marriage.
Men and women receive feedback and constructive criticism very differently. Shaunti Feldhahn helps wives speak in an understanding way.
You can turn on the TV, radio, or podcasts and find people speaking in harsh, angry, ways. How can we avoid getting swept up in anger?
Think of that person in your life who seems impossible to get along with. You could be a huge influence in encouraging that person.
In the busy seasons of life, you need the Word of God more than ever. Learn how to meditate on the Bible even through busy times.
The word meditation brings up several connotations, some of which are viewed with a lot of suspicion within the church.
Nancy says the presence of God is everything. Without Him you cannot succeed, and with Him you cannot fail.
God is with you right now. It’s a simple truth with some profound applications. Join Nancy as she helps you gain a new appreciation for God’s presence.
As you age, your marriage will go through some changes. Discover how to encourage and support your spouse in the midst of the challenges.
Think of your life as a long-distance race. Robert Wolgemuth encourages all of us to press on and run with intentionality.
In a busy world, rest is a valued commodity. Vacation planners and drug companies promise to give you rest, but is it really something you can buy?
Fear can hold you back from God’s best. Find out how women are choosing faith over fear in real-world situations.
At times, you will be tempted to act or think like you don’t believe in God. Those moments are very important because other people are watching.
If you weren’t afraid to fail, what would you try to accomplish? Nancy coaches you through fear to action.
At some point in the future, you will be the recipient of bad news. It could involve work, family, or money.
What obstacles are blocking your goals? Is there any way to get through them? Nancy shows you how.
It doesn’t matter how old you are or what your past looks like. Are you living a life worth remembering?
There are plenty of things all around you that inspire fear. You can dwell on those fears today, or you can cultivate faith.
Your nephew wants to be spoken to as a woman. How do you navigate choppy waters like this?
Mary Kassian, Laura Perry, and Dannah Gresh remind us that God gets to define what masculinity and femininity are.
Francine Perry shares the emotions she felt when her daughter embraced a transgender lifestyle and lived for almost a decade as a man.
We’ll hear how God used His Word and His people to deliver Laura from her transgender lifestyle.
If you and I are going to develop a relationship with Jesus, we’re going to need to spend some time with Him.
“I just can’t forgive myself.” Have you ever heard someone say that? It means they feel ashamed of their sins. The Bible does have a true solution to shame.
Just look around and see people everywhere desperate for love. That theme is in our movies, songs, and advertisements. You can know 100% that you are loved.
A woman not allowed in polite society wept at Jesus feet, washing his feet with her tears. Are we like that? Or more like the Pharisee who condemned her?
The gospel tells us of a woman who wept at the feet of Jesus. Her example inspires Nancy to ask, when is the last time she’s wept to the Lord?
We read that Jesus went to dinner with Pharisees. And when He did, those Pharisees would criticize Jesus and try to trap Him. Why did He keep accepting?
Emily Harmon knew exactly what she wanted her life to be like. Guess what? Things didn’t go according to her plan. Can you relate?
Unexpected tragedy struck a woman named Laura. She shares what happened and how it strengthened her faith.
John and Donna Avant join Erin Davis to remind us of the hope every believer has in the face of death.
Are you afraid of dying? If so, you’re not alone! But there is hope in the face of death.
As a teenager, Katie Laitkep experienced debilitating migraines, joint pain, fatigue, depression. She wondered if God was really good.
Have you ever heard something on this station that God used to prick your heart or show you some area of your life that needed to change?
There’s a Scripture that says the Messiah will “drink from a brook.” What’s the big deal about that? Nancy says this isn’t just a throwaway line.
The Old Testament kings were not allowed to be priests, and priests couldn’t serve as king. But there were two people called by God to serve as both.
We’re told in the New Testament that Jesus is sitting at the right hand of God. But one moment is recorded of Jesus standing at the right hand of the Father.
Have you heard that Jesus went to heaven to sit at the right hand of God? Does that mean anything to you? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth explores these ideas.
Abigail Dodds is the mother of a boy with special needs. Caring for him has meant many sleepless nights for Abigail.
The physical difference of women is pointing us to something greater, something even more beautiful and amazing.
Have you ever experienced something so amazing you could only describe it as miraculous? Kathy Branzell shares her story.
How do we express love for others? We might spend time together or write a note of encouragement . . . or prayer.
Pastor Chris Brooks make a connection between our love for others and the lasting, enduring Word of God.
Pastor and author Chris Brooks takes us to the book of 1 Peter and challenges us to love like Christ.
Mary Kassian says, “God loves you just the way you are, but He loves you too much to leave you the way you are.” Aren’t you glad He changes us little by little?
Like an overloaded airplane, sin weighs us down and threatens our safety.Mary Kassian shows us the God-given way to deal with unauthorized “baggage.”
Dannah Gresh says emotions are a good gift from God, but they don’t belong in the driver’s seat.
Does it feel like the world is falling apart? Like extremism and terrorism will never end? Nancy reminds us about the ultimate end of the story.
Nancy walks you through the much-loved and the horrible-sounding parts of Psalm 137 and shows how it points us to the gospel.
Imagine owning a business and receiving a big order, but the order came from Planned Parenthood, a major provider of abortions. Would you fulfill the order?
When you’re in the middle of a painful situation, do you feel you can’t sing? Nancy tells of believers who sang when it seemed there was no earthly reason.
Heidi Jo Fulk was shocked by a sobering call from her doctor. She shares how she learned to lean into God’s Word in the face of a scary diagnosis.
God never promises life will be easy. But when you say, “Yes, Lord,” you can expect life with Him to be a meaningful adventure.
Can Jesus be your Savior but not your Lord? People separate these terms all the time. But Nancy says you can’t separate those terms so easily.
Plenty of people claim to be Christians without giving God control of their lives. Nancy challenges that kind of thinking.
You won’t really know who you are until you know who God is. Learn how to get to know the Lord more deeply so you can better understand your own identity.
Do you know you’ve been invited to an important meeting today? The most powerful person in the universe is inviting you to meet and have a close relationship.
Are the thoughts of your heart and mind constantly tempted to wander away from where they belong?
We have an amazing tendency to take perfectly good blessings from God and turn them into God-substitutes.
Is your spiritual life like a lush, fruitful garden? Or a dry, thirsty desert? Most of us would say we’re somewhere between the two extremes.
Everyone loves a happy ending. Most movies are full of them. But love story of the Bible has a happy ending that’s far beyond anything Hollywood could imagine.
God called His people to a yearly festival in which they ate bread without yeast. Erika VanHaitsma makes this Old Testament concept come alive.
Erika VanHaitsma says God set up a date night with His people. She’ll share how He did that and invite you into greater intimacy with Him.
Find out how the Passover and Easter seasons point us to the ultimate story of a damsel in distress, a loving king, and a happy ending.
If the prospect of getting older fills you with a sense of dread, it might help you to gain a vision for what your later years can be like.
Sometimes aging can feel like it’s a time of dark sadness. But some of the most precious metals and gemstones come from deep, dark holes.
the Bible’s perspective on aging is radically different from popular thinking? Authors Susan Hunt and Sharon Betters coach us on how we can age with grace.
You become more and more like the thing you love. This has huge ramifications for what we think about and focus on.
Hear hope for hurting people as three women tell their stories about making genuine connections.
This is the most sobering news you'll hear: someone is going to die for your sin. You’ll either lean on the death of Jesus for salvation, or die for your sin.
A very mysterious Bible story tells us about a woman who hesitated to obey the Lord and turned into a pillar of salt. Nancy will help us evaluate our hearts.
The Bible tells us about a family who received a warning. Angels told them their city was about to be destroyed. Why would someone not flee danger?
One of the shortest verses in the Bible says, “Remember Lot’s wife.” But what exactly are we supposed to remember?
Kesha would worship each Sunday and lead the women's ministries. But inside she was harboring unforgiveness toward her father. God got her attention.
If someone spent a week looking at what you tweeted and posted on Facebook, what would they say you’re passionate about?
Bad news has followed bad in the news this year. Nancy is convinced that the ultimate solutions will come from God’s people experiencing revival.
We’ll hear from a group of women with practical strategies for dealing with fear in God-honoring ways.
If you’re a parent, you know this fact of life: there are no perfect kids. And . . . there are no perfect parents!
We never measure up to God’s standards, and what’s worse, sometimes we set standards for ourselves that are higher than God’s!
The details of life rarely “line up” the way we want them to. And sometimes that can really bother us!
Have you ever been tent camping? Often it’s something kids love and parents endure! Erin Davis tells about a special feast where the Israelites were to camp.
We don’t often use the word “atonement” in everyday conversation. But Erin Davis says it’s an important word in the Bible, and key to the Christian life.
What comes to mind when I say, “The Feast of Trumpets.” If you’re not coming up with much more than an instrument, you're not alone!
Even though the Bible was written by multiple authors in 3 languages over the course of 1500 years, it’s a unified story with one hero: Jesus!
According to author and teacher Erin Davis, there’s an important principle we need to remember about what we give to the Lord. God doesn’t want our leftovers.
What does the Old Testament feast of unleavened bread have to do with you and me today?
It takes intentionality to nurture a sense of amazement and gratitude for what God has done for us. Thankfully, the Lord gives us prompts in His Word.
Some Bible passages are harder to understand than others. Erin Davis says she treats the difficult parts of Scripture like a jigsaw puzzle.
When you’re discouraged, there are some very specific ways you can be encouraged in the Lord.
What discourages you the most? The Bible tells us about a time David was tempted to be discouraged. But David knew how to be encouraged in the Lord.
If you had a photo album that showed snapshots of God’s compassion, what would be in it? Take a trip to Thailand and see God's compassion in action.
It’s one thing to surrender your life to the Lord and go wherever He sends, it’s another to release your children to God and allow them to follow God’s will.
When a young missionary landed on foreign soil, her enthusiasm was curtailed by culture shock and unmet expectations. Hear how she handled the disappointment.
You weren’t created for yourself so that you could go and grab all you could get for yourself. You were created for the glory of God!
What would it be like if you and I boasted more and more about what God is doing in our lives? A group of women does just that—to draw attention to God.
Imagine losing everything! That’s what one biblical character experienced when she lost her husband, sons, home, and country.
You’ve heard the debates about Social Security. Will it be around in the future? Thankfully, you never have to worry about Jesus Christ.
If a store or restaurant is run down, there’s hope when a sign appears saying, "Under New Ownership." The same is true in your life.
Our culture shouts to us that only status and position really count, but the Bible tells us something different!
Introducing The Deep Well with Erin Davis, one of the new entries in the Revive Our Hearts podcast family.
What would your life be like without Christ’s mercy? Today, Nancy reminds us how much we truly need a redeemer.
Everything we have is a gift from God. As long as we keep this perspective, our hearts are humble, and we are sensitive to the Lord.
Is there such a thing as coincidence for a child of God? Consider the Lord’s provision for Ruth.
Do you ever wish you had a rich relative who could make all your financial problems go away? Nancy reminds us that we have someone infinitely better.
Imagine that your husband took you to a foreign country, and while you were there, he and your family died.
We are grateful for independence, but when we try to gain independence from God, free to do things our own way, it causes a lot of trouble.
We tend to hope we will somehow stumble upon the right answers to our spiritual concerns.
It’s hard enough to suffer consequences for our own wrongdoing, but when we face hardship through no fault of our own, we can easily become discouraged.
Have you ever lost power during a storm? When that happens, even the smallest flashlight can make all the difference.
There’s nothing better than hearing a good story told by a good storyteller. Today, Nancy welcomes actor Max McLean.
Nancy and Dannah present Grounded, one of the new entries in the Revive Our Hearts podcast family.
Serena was assaulted sexually in her teens, leading to a downward spiral. Just when things seemed the bleakest, God stepped in to save her.
Do you ever have questions about what the Bible says? We'll talk about what to do when you’re confused or have questions.
Reading the Bible is like searching for priceless treasure. But there are some basics that will help you know where and how to look.
Kelly Needham shares how you can grow your spiritual appetite. Increase your hunger for the Word of God.
Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth shares her heart about recent events in the U.S. (Jan. 2021) We are grieving for our country, but gazing on the Lord. Now, and always, he
The story of the wise men coming to visit Jesus has a murderous, heart-wrenching ending. Well, it’s almost the end. Hear why we can have hope.
As mysterious as the wise men, they knew He was born because God showed them a very special light. A star.
How many wise men came to visit Baby Jesus in the manger? That’s a trick question! How about this one: in the story of the wise men, how many kings are there?
Nancy will explain about Epiphany and the visit of the wise men to Baby Jesus. And she’ll share what that has to do with you and me.
In this special New Year’s edition of Revive Our Hearts, Nancy and a group of friends take us to Psalm 119.
How can you experience true joy and peace in 2021? Nancy will tackle that subject on the closing day of a crazy year.
As we look ahead to 2021, Nancy says there are some keys that will help us ensure it’s a year full of joy and peace.
If you ever feel like God doesn’t care about what you’re going through, you need to remind yourself of the same things Nancy does.
When King David experienced the chaos of a flood, in Psalm 29, he reminded himself of an important truth: that the Lord sits enthroned over the flood.
Who influenced you to become more godly? Are you becoming the kind of person who will influence others in the same way? You can.
No one can live the Christian life alone. We need experienced, godly people to pass their wisdom on to us.
Nancy takes a look at the life of a godly woman whose waiting was intense—more intense than most of the kids ripping paper away from gift boxes.
One of the characters in the biblical Christmas story is a great example of aging well. Learn how she grew in beauty as she got older.
What’s filling your heart on this Christmas Eve? Is it busyness? Christmas parties? Shopping? Learn to keep the right thing at the center.
Our culture worships youth, putting on the pressure to look and act young. But a character in the Christmas story provides a refreshing alternative.