Revive Our Hearts Weekend: Recent Episodes
Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth
Reenergize your study of God’s Word with Revive Our Hearts Weekend, hosted by Dannah Gresh. Catch the content you missed from the weekly Revive Our Hearts broadcast along with fresh insights to inspire you to reach for your Bible with renewed enthusiasm in the week ahead. Get more Word in your weekend with Revive Our Hearts Weekend.
Christ has come—and He’s promised that He’s coming back again! As November ends and Christmas approaches, we’re anticipating Advent together. Join us as we rejoice in Jesus’s birth and look forward to the day he makes everything new.
When you open God’s Word, do you overflow with gratitude? Or does your Bible feel a little bit . . . ordinary? Today we’re talking about three women who cherished God’s Word. Through their eyes, we’re reminded just how precious our Bibles really are.
According to 2 Corinthians 9:8, “God is able to make all grace abound to you.” It’s true! As Thanksgiving approaches, we’re remembering the God who provides for both our physical and spiritual needs.
Do you love cozy season? Fall is known for being warm and inviting. As women, we want to be the same! Today’s episode is all about cultivating hospitable character.
Are you desiring transformation in some area of your life? If so, today’s episode is for you! We’re exploring how sowing in tears leads to a harvest of joy.
Have you thought about fasting recently? When’s the last time you memorized a passage of Scripture? Oh yeah, we’re going there! Today’s episode is all about the spiritual disciplines we forget about.
Do you have little ones? Learn how praying Scripture, reading great stories, and persevering in family devotions can point them to Jesus.
What if I told you the Enemy wants you to be busy? It’s true! He knows that if he can keep you distracted by an endless to-do list, you won’t have space for an intimate relationship with God. The good news is, the Enemy won’t have the final victory.
Do you ever open your Bible and feel a wave of paralysis wash over you, like you don’t know where to begin or what to do? We’ve all been there! What you need are some practical tips from women who’ve gone before you.
Need some truth to fuel your endurance? Today, Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth, Kelly Needham, and Erin Davis walk us through three doctrines that do just that. Fill up on hope by studying the perseverance of the saints, the Holy Spirit, and last things.
Like runners in a long-distance race, we’re called to run our race with endurance. Be challenged to persevere, on Revive Our Hearts Weekend.
What do you do when you feel a tug away from fellowship? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth, MeganHill, and Erin Davis want to encourage you to keep showing up with persevering love for the local church.
We’re celebrating the invaluable roles of both biological and spiritual grandmothers—women uniquely positioned to point the next generation to Jesus. Jani Ortlund, Michelle Hill, and Dannah Gresh help you develop a grander vision for grandparenting.
If you’re suffering beneath the weight of past sin, the gospel is for you. God can use your testimony for His glory and the good of others.
If you’ve been depressed, you’ve likely felt overwhelmed and discouraged. But you are not too broken for God to use or to heal.
God promises He won’t withhold anything good from His children. But what do we do when our grief and loss say otherwise? Either God is lying, or He means what He said. Could it be that there is goodness in this suffering of ours?
Unfulfilled longings are painful. But, according to Amy Baker and Kristen Clark, they’re also good. Learn more on today’s episode.
Paul said he was “sorrowful, yet always rejoicing,” but how can this be? Isn’t sorrow the opposite of joy? Well, true, and yet because of Jesus, we have a song for even our saddest days. Hear from Habakkuk, Joni Tada, and Nicole Jacobsmeyer.
You know the story. Damsel. Distress. Daring rescue. And the wedding. Guess what? That’s the Bible’s storyline too.
Most women will do quite a bit of talking in their lifetime. We talk to other people, but we also talk to ourselves. When we’re in our own heads, will we counsel our hearts in the truth, or will we listen to lies?
The way you speak to and about others will either build up or tear down. Learn how to use your words as channels of grace, not gossip.
Repentance isn’t a popular subject, but it’s a beautiful one. It’s a process of conviction, godly sorrow, and life transformation. Mary Kassian, Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth, and Rosaria Butterfield share more.
What is revival? Does it still happen today? What about the American church—do we need revival? If you’ve pondered any of these questions, this episode is for you.
Anytime you’re feeling spiritually dry, it’s healthy to pray, “Revive my heart, Lord!” Maybe you’re there right now. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth, Anne Ortlund, and Chris Brooks explain why heart revival is so important and needed.
The gospel transforms the mundane into an opportunity for ministry. Listen to this episode of Revive Our Hearts Weekend to learn more.
Are you lonely for love? Disappointed by it? Sometimes it’s because you’re looking in all the wrong places and your definition of true love is not accurate.
Perseverance produces hope. And with hope, you can flourish, even in the most difficult circumstances. Learn how in this episode.
When the bottom drops out and hope seems lost, it’s vital to remember—there is hope! It rests in the sovereignty and goodness of God.
Upset by the news? Dannah Gresh and Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth take you to God’s Word to help you keep your heart above the headlines.
So many important topics are being debated right now. Our guests will help you navigate contentious times. They’ll point you to God’s Word.
We’re living in desperate times. What can we do? Nancy, Dannah, and Stephen Kendrick tell us why and how we should cry out to the Lord.
Even in the most violent storms of life, you can have hope. You can, that is, if you’re anchored to the Lord and His Word.
When the unthinkable happens, can you really have peace? We’ll hear from two women who say, “Yes, you can.”
The gospel of Jesus shapes everything about our lives, including how we parent. Learn how to love your children well in this episode.
When two sinners marry each other, it shouldn’t surprise us to discover problems that make it more difficult to love one another.
How do we live pure lives in a culture where purity is not valued? Discover how your purity puts the gospel on display to a watching world.
Counterfeit bills are recognized when people know what the real bills are like. Learn to distinguish truth from lies.
Contentment can be difficult when it comes to being single. Nancy, Charmaine, and Katie help us look to Jesus in the season of singleness.
In a relay race, a smooth handoff is critical! Learn to pass the baton of your faith on to the next generation.
When it comes to appreciating your Bible, it helps to understand the different kinds of literature it contains.
Pull out your Bible, your journal, and maybe some colored pencils! It’s time to get excited about studying God’s Word!
What is your life teaching? You are a teacher in some capacity. Get a fresh perspective about women teaching women in this episode.
When you’re comforting someone who’s hurting, we need to do what the Lord does. Learn to show compassion that comforts.
Do you ever feel intimidated by the phrase: “sharing the gospel”? Hear about some simple steps you can take to share your faith.
Do you believe God is a compassionate God? Explore numerous instances of God’s compassion throughout Scripture and in your own life.
Three busy women share how they memorize Scripture while doing their hair and makeup or waiting in line at McDonalds.
There are two brothers in the prodigal son story. As parents, we pray our children don’t turn out like either of them.
In a culture where fatherhood is downplayed and devalued, we need to sound the message loud and clear: Dad, you’re needed!
If you or someone you know is struggling with confusion about gender and sexuality, you’re not alone. There is hope, and God has spoken clearly on the subject.
Is your life bringing life to others? Learn how you can experience the joy that comes from fruitfulness in Christ.
“A joyful heart is good medicine.” In this episode, Dannah Gresh and Erin Davis take you to funny moments in Revive Our Hearts history.
If you feel trapped in sin, you need to know there is hope. Hear how you can find freedom.
Mothers are a gift. Stories about several moms will encourage you to think about your own mom and her impact on your life.
If you’re a mom, you’re on a vital mission commissioned by God. Discover the value of motherhood, as expressed by Ann Dunagan, Melissa Krueger, Erin and Dannah.
Does it feel like your prayers bounce off the ceiling? Maybe it’s time for you to get out of your prayer box and develop a life of prayer.
Are you aware of the impact of a dinner invitation? See the difference hospitality can make, especially on those who don’t know Jesus.
Does the word "hospitality" fill you with excitement . . . or dread? Learn why you are called to it and why it doesn’t need to be complicated.
What comes to your mind when you think of Heaven? Dannah Gresh and friends help us straighten out misconceptions about eternity with Jesus.
Do you believe in the bodily resurrection of Jesus? What difference does it make for the world and for your life?
How can we call “Good Friday” good? Dannah, Nancy, Keith and Kristyn Getty, and Crawford and Karen Loritts talk about the transforming power of the cross.
Are you aware of your need for a Savior? Pride and a desire for control often get in the way of realizing our need for Jesus to rescue us.
Living humbly before God and others is harder than it might seem. Learn to recognize some evidences of pride in your life, as well as what to do about it.
Wonder. Amazement. Fear. Reverence. Be struck with the majesty and awe-inspiring beauty of God: His works, His Person, and His Word.
Discover how God’s Word is one of the most powerful tools to help you overcome your battle with temptation.
There are very few things in this life that are completely unchanging, but there are some. Learn to trust in our immutable God.
Do you believe God has a kind heart? Learn why you can trust the kindness of God as you experience His mercy, compassion, and love.
Living in our fallen world means that at times we experience storms. Maybe you’re in one right now. But you can have peace in the midst of the storm.
See how your tongue actually navigates your life, what it reveals about your heart, and how your words impact others.
Christians are called to be what Nancy calls “messengers of life.” Learn how to value life at every stage, and discover five myths related to end-of-life care.
Relationships matter. We were designed to be with people and experience life together. Start this year off with a fresh perspective.
We don’t use the word “abide” in regular conversation that often. But Dannah Gresh says it’s a great Bible word we need to understand and put into practice.
If you are alive and breathing, you have purpose. Find out how to live a fruitful life, especially as you age.
Christmas can be fun, or it can be pretty miserable. Learn a simple, two-word prayer that is laden with meaning.
From diaper changes to getting food on the table to all the moments of motherhood, it’s easy to wonder if what you’re doing matters.
You don’t often see the words “fruitful” and “single” together. We put them together. That’s because God wants us to thrive in every season of life.
God tells us to pass His truth on to coming generations. Gain a vision for how we can plant seeds and pray for fruitful kids.
There’s no question: God has blessed us in some amazing ways. But for what? see that we’re blessed by God in order to be a blessing to others.
What are you thankful for? In the Thanksgiving season we naturally thank God for the good blessings in our lives. But can difficult circumstances be a blessing?
Are you thankful for your family? Erin Davis, Donna VanLiere, and Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth show us that even imperfect families are a blessing from the Lord.
Do you live as if life itself is a blessing? Nancy along with Mary Kassian, Ryan and Bethany Bomberger, and Erin Davis will help reset your perspective.
On October 31, 1517, a monk named Martin tried to prompt discussion on some theological issues by posting what we now refer to as the Ninety-Five Theses.
We can’t function without God’s grace. And we have the incredible privilege of being channels of His grace to others.
Is God a part of your life, or is He your life?Discover from Nancy, Dr. Henry Blackaby, and Leslie Bennett what it means to live fervently for the Lord.
Pastors often labor behind the scenes with little to no thanks. We aim to change that! Find practical ways to encourage and honor your spiritual leaders.
How patient are you? Why is patience so important, anyway? Hear Biblical discussions on expressing love by being patient with others.
The apostle Paul tells us to “encourage the fainthearted.” Gain new eyes to recognize the fainthearted in your church, home, and community.
Ever get into a lazy haze? And what is work all about, anyway? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth says there is an important reason we should value work of any kind.
Holding onto bitterness can destroy your relationship with someone else. It’s also harmful to your own soul. Learn to choose the pathway of forgiveness instead.
Panic attacks. Playing out every possible “What if . . .” Imagining worst case scenarios. Our fears can easily get the better of us.
We are too easily pulled away from keeping the main thing—the gospel and our relationship with Jesus—central in our lives. We need help overcoming distractions.
When you feel rejected, abandoned, or not even worth loving, you need to be reminded of Jesus’ love for you.
You don’t have to be around kids for very long before you realize that they are naturals at sin! They need Jesus just as much as you do. How you can help them.
How are you dressed today? Metaphorically speaking, you’re dressed either in your own attempts at righteousness or in the righteousness of Jesus Christ.
God’s Word tells us that charm is deceitful, and beauty is vain. But there is a kind of beauty we should strive for.
How are you planning to use the rest of your summer? Rather than lazy, hazy, and crazy days, why not aim for soul-edifying and God-glorifying intentionality?
In a day when it’s popular to try to redefine your own identity, we need to take a step back and ask, “What does God have to say about it?”
We're talking about how we can be adopted by God and why we’re able to call Him “Father.”
Pornography is destroying our culture. Men and women alike are affected by it. But there is hope in the battle. Learn how to help your spouse fight well.
When someone you love goes astray, the pain can be excruciating. But how should you pray? God has lessons he wants to teach us on this topic.
We run ourselves ragged trying to fulfill our longings. There’s only one solution, yet too often He’s the last we turn to.
Anything that you do to serve God and for His glory is important, and it may have far-reaching effects that you can’t see.
Spiritual motherhood is a God-given design. How are you stepping into this role? Who has been a spiritual mother to you?
Nancy, Kathy Branzell, and others have helpful advice on how to incorporate prayer into your everyday life. It’s not as daunting as it may sound!
Do you ever get discouraged by what feels like a growing acceptance of sin all around you? That darkness actually provides an opportunity.
Jesus’ resurrection from the dead is key, not only to Christianity, it’s key to your day-to-day life, as well!
Learn more about how we can obey one of the most oft-repeated commands in Scripture: Praise the Lord!
The Bible says it’s better to go to the house of mourning than the house of feasting. Let's examine three different funerals.
There’s a 100% chance that a day is coming when you will no longer be alive. The question is, what are you going to leave to others who follow you?
Have you ever claimed to be “crazy busy?” Nancy and Kevin DeYoung help us look to the Lord to prioritize, to work hard, and to get true rest.
How’s the pride level in your heart? Is it going up or down? Erin Davis, Nancy, and Dannah Gresh help us foster hearts that are humble, not proud.
“You are all fair, my love, and there is no spot in you.” How could that be true when we know how unlovable we sometimes act?
It’s good to remember that God often uses both the smooth and the bumpy parts of marriage as a tool in our sanctification.
Singleness can be hard. But Carolyn McCulley, Amy Baker, and Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth say there are some important lessons to learn during the lonely times.
Abortion has claimed the lives of over 50 million babies in the U.S. Hear powerful stories that put real, human faces on the statistics.
When you’re desperate for something, you’ll go to any extreme to have it. Here’s a question: are you desperate for God?
Transformation is promised, but only one Book can truly change your life. That’s the Word of God being used by the Spirit of God.
Transitions can be challenging. But we can learn from others who have gone through those changes with purpose and meaning.
Celebrate the birth of Immanuel with Scripture, songs, and some special (twin toddler) guests.
In a season when we tend to look at ourselves or at the busy calendars, take some time to wonder at our Father’s love.
Songs bring emotions to the surface more efficiently than just about anything. And when you pair music with God-glorifying lyrics, it’s powerful.
How do we prioritize spending time with God in our busy seasons, especially when it comes to our social media use?
Luke 21:34 says “Be on your guard, so that your minds are not dulled from carousing, drunkenness, and worries of life." How does that look?
No one is immune from the troubles and trials of life. But where do we turn when going through the dark valleys of life?
Thanksgiving is just under a couple of weeks away. So as we pull together our recipes and shop for groceries, let’s brush up on what our relationship with food
Our expectations lead us to believe we’ll get the outcome we hope for. But what do you do when something doesn’t go your way?
God provides us food for our bodies, but at times the lack of physical nourishment in a fast deepens our spiritual need and allows God to feed us with Himself.
God used one woman’s longing to see women impact women to change one church from the inside out.
This Pastor’s Appreciation weekend, let’s take some time today to help us think through what we can do to come alongside your pastor and his family.
When we read the Bible, we become familiar with it. Find out how God uses His timeless words to work in our lives to change our ways, emotions and heart.
In a culture that speaks of toxic masculinity, it’s encouraging to witness evidence that God created men to be good.
What made you say those words you regret? Dannah, Nancy, and friends share about a better way.
Hear about the freedom that comes when you bring everything—your past and your present—into the light.
Are you believing a lie? A lie can derail you and take you down a path of pain. Dannah Gresh and guests reveal some of those lies, and how to combat them.
These are tough days as parents are making difficult choices when it comes to their children and school.
Are you working through forgiving someone right now? We have some questions for you to consider as we explore forgiveness together.
Fireflies, daffodils, running water. They were created by God, and they have a special place in our lives. Explore the wonder of the God who created everything.
We live in a world where there is always something better, just 3 seconds away. But instead of waiting for it we take action in ourselves.
How do women live courageously for God? Find out how to be mindful of what’s going on around you, while being mindful of your heart.
Nancy talks about how God is the true Father; Erin shares about her husband as a father, and Steven Kendrick explains his adoption story.
Is it always wrong to feel afraid when you face a difficult situation? Dannah Gresh explores the solution to fear.
Half a million children are in the foster care system in our nation. Dannah Gresh explores their plight . . . and their hope.
What is compassion really about . . . and how can we live it out? Join Dannah Gresh as we explore this timely topic.
Humans were created on the sixth day of creation. God saved His best work for last, in a sense.
It’s Mother’s Day weekend and we’ll spend our time together remembering who a mom is. Nancy, Robert, and Dannah share memories.
One in three women have been abused. The healing process is hard, but God holds the answer to this.
This weekend as we remember Christ’s death and resurrection, Dannah Gresh and Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth reflect on the cross and what they means for us.
It’s easy for us to spend time chasing after things the world tells us are important. But how do we truly set our hearts on things above?
All over the world, churches are being attacked, and Christ followers are being arrested, imprisoned, and killed.
How do you study your Bible? We’ll hear from Kay Arthur and Jen Wilkin. And what we’ll hear is truly going to jump start your desire to open your Bible.
Whether you’re 5 or 105, you will always get something when you read the Bible. Dannah Gresh explores why we should study the Bible.
There’s been talk how people in our world need revival to fix all that’s wrong. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth says we need to think bigger when we use that word.
Making ends meet can be hard, but God holds everything together, yes, even our finances.
It's one thing to say, "I'm praying for you." It's another thing to actually do it. And one of the things we subscribe to is: pray now!
In the Passover story, God is the hero bounding over the mountains! Israel is the damsel in distress, and the villain who’s trying to keep them apart? Pharaoh!
It’s the time of year when people are not just talking about the weather, but complaining about it. Maybe we shouldn’t be.
There is a beauty inside every single person, even the broken ones. We’ll talk about being made in God’s image.
Dannah Gresh and friends share incredible stories of a few people who have gone to great lengths to get their own personal copy of the Bible.
What if we resolve to be intentional this year? Intentional in our relationship with God. Dannah Gresh and friends share what our new year should look.
This Christmas weekend snuggle up next to the fire or sit under the light of the Christmas tree for a special Christmas present.
While you string those lights or bake those cookies, Dannah Gresh and a few friends want to help you understand our mission and purpose.
Dannah Gresh describes the amazing strength and power God has for each of us when we hide God's words in our hearts.
You thought through doing Thanksgiving . . . what about Christmas? Dannah Gresh and others will be talking about preparing for Christmas.
Living in light of eternity . . . seeing heaven as not just our final resting place, but a place we need to be longing for.
Brokenness is God reworking something inside of us. Dannah Gresh and a couple other ladies will help us understand the beauty of brokenness.
Pruning can hurt and usually does. But the result is a woman who is growing and thriving in her Lord.
Many of us live in abundance, we have closets full of clothes, pantries full of food. But what does it take to live in the fullness of God?
We hear the phrase ‘freedom in Christ’ but today Dannah Gresh unpacks what it means through the stories of Joni Eareckson Tada, Kesha Griffin, and Liza.
Encouraging women in each season to learn from older women and to endure to the end, finishing the race strong.
Do you understand who God is? Or do you sometimes find that difficult? Find out why and how you can know Him.
Hear from Chris Brooks, Susan Hunt, and Mary Kassian. Join us and ground yourself deeper in His Word.
God may not stop the storm, but He will walk with us through it. Dannah Gresh will help us learn how to depend on God when the storms of life hit.
Dannah Gresh helps to walk us through what God expects of us when we work with our hands and how the daily grind brings Him glory.
In Proverbs, King Solomon warns us about the divisive nature of our tongue. Dannah Gresh talks about restraining tongues.
Being lonely and being alone are two separate things. Dannah Gresh and guests talk about root causes and how God only has the cure for loneliness.
Sometimes we just are so desperate that we need somebody else to come along and say, “Here, let me stick this helmet on your head."
There are a lot of women who are lonely today. But in God’s good grace He answered that heart cry in our sisters in the church.
Many of us ask God why to so many things. How can we rest knowing that there are some secret things of God that we’ll never understand.
Dannah Gresh and guests will talk about how to truly love our friends in times of mourning and rejoicing.
Dannah Gresh and guests talk through what we believe about the true freedom found only in Christ.
Love is not just an emotional attraction. Rather, it’s selfless, humble service to meet the needs of another person, no matter how lowly or menial that service.
This weekend is Father’s Day and we’re pulling back the curtains as Robert and Nancy Wolgemuth remember their earthly dads.
A few busy women will share how they memorize Scripture when doing their hair and makeup or waiting in line at McDonalds.
Between COVID and social media, many people find it harder to be friends with others. Dannah Gresh asks the question, how does God want us to be a friend?
Satan’s conversation with Eve in the garden was full of lies, lies that Eve believed and lies we believe too. Find out how to ignore those lies.
Along with some special guests, Dannah and Nancy help us look at the roots of sin in our own lives and share the only way to eradicate them.
Mother’s have a big job that’s been given by God. This week’s episode is a challenge, a reminder, and some practical tips for all moms.
Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth shares a simple understanding of the Lord’s Prayer and Karen Ellis talks about changing our perspective on the power of prayer.
How do you sing the songs of Zion when you’re living in Babylon? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth explains.
Plenty of people claim to be Christians without giving God control of their lives. Nancy challenges that kind of thinking.
Are the thoughts of your heart and mind constantly tempted to wander away from where they belong?
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.
You become more and more like the thing you love. This has huge ramifications for what we think about and focus on.
One of the shortest verses in the Bible says, “Remember Lot’s wife.” But what exactly are we supposed to remember?
Bad news has followed bad in the news this year. Nancy is convinced that the ultimate solutions will come from God’s people being revived.
We never measure up to God’s standards, and what’s worse, sometimes we set standards for ourselves that are higher than God’s!
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.
When you’re discouraged, there are some very specific ways you can be encouraged in the Lord.
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!
It’s easy to get so busy serving others that we don’t have time to cultivate intimacy with God ourselves.
Imagine that your husband took you to a foreign country, and while you were there, he and your family died.
Have you ever lost power during a storm? When that happens, even the smallest flashlight can make all the difference.
Serena was assaulted sexually in her teens, leading to a downward spiral. Just when things seemed the bleakest, God stepped in to save her.
As mysterious as the wise men, they knew He was born because God showed them a very special light. A star.
In this special New Year’s edition of Revive Our Hearts, Nancy and a group of friends take us to Psalm 119.
Our culture worships youth, putting on the pressure to look and act young. But a character in the Christmas story provides a refreshing alternative.
When life is at its worst and your dreams are falling apart and your fears are looking you down in the face, oh! . . . the sweetness of God!
Families often thank God before they eat their meals. That can be an effective way to remind ourselves of our dependence on Him.
Repetition can be frustrating. Unless it’s really helpful. Nancy shows us a good kind of repetition.
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.
Jimmy and Kelly Needham share about the early years of their marriage and the struggles they learned to overcome as a couple.
Nancy taught a series called “A Cry for Revival.” We’re going to listen to one of the messages about what true revival looks like.
Erin Davis reminded us of the end of the story when God will bring every struggle to a close and wipe the tears from our eyes.
If your prayers tend to focus on your immediate needs, you’re stuck praying what Dr. Karen Ellis calls “domestic prayers.”