Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Nancy Leigh DeMoss addresses the need to trust God during times of uncertainty and relates her comments especially to the 9-11.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Nancy Leigh DeMoss talks about our source of trust during uncertain times.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Nancy Leigh DeMoss looks at the Scriptures to help us deal with the questions we ask when faced with tragedy.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Nancy Leigh DeMoss reminds us that sin is a reality in today's world.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Nancy Leigh DeMoss discusses how we can respond to recent tragic events.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —For a year after her diving accident, Joni Eareckson Tada had no hope. Every night she wished she could take her own life. But God had other plans.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —When you're under pressure, what comes out of your mouth? Joni Eareckson Tada says pressure is very helpful because it squeezes out sin so God can change you.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Do you ever wonder why life is so hard? When things are difficult, we tend to assume that something's wrong that needs to be fixed.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Trouble will always be with us. You’ll never escape it in a fallen world, but there is a refuge you can run to during times of trouble.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Leslie Basham: The Bible tells us that God will be a refuge. Does that mean He’ll keep us from experiencing all trouble? Here’s Nancy Leigh DeMoss. Nancy Leigh DeMoss: It’s a broken world, and there’s no promise that all those problems will be fixed when we run to trust in God our refuge, but there is a promise that our hearts will ...
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Here’s one of the most amazing themes throughout Scripture: God dwells among His people. Why is this so amazing? Nancy will explain.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Do you ever feel uncomfortable reading stories about the judgment of God? But the desolations God brings upon the earth can actually be a source of comfort.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —This year our world has been shaken by floods, tornadoes, earthquakes, hurricanes. and a tsunami. Nancy opens Psalm 46 for a life shaken by storms of life.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Does it seem like enemies of the gospel have so much strength that they’re invincible? Nancy will give you some new perspective that will give you hope.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Hear how God used a tragic loss in the life of Dr. Bill Hogan today on Revive Our Hearts.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —None of us like it, but growth usually requires some degree of pain. Get some encouragement as you face your painful situation.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —What do you look forward to in 2010? Are you looking forward to trials? No one hopes for trials and difficulties, but everyone should expect them.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Suffering is inevitable in a fallen world. Nancy helps you handle suffering in a way that brings God glory.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Over the last year and a half, good news has been a rare commodity. The solution to bad news isn’t just wishful thinking.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —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.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —This weekend, our nation will mark the tenth anniversary of the attacks on 9/11. You can approach this anniversary with hope and peace in your heart.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —A mom knows the difference between her child's cry for help due to injury vs a simple complaint.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —When trouble comes we need to cry out to God for help.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —When you're tempted to sin, where do you turn first? To your will power? A godly friend? Or to God?
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Scripture is full of examples of God answering prayer. But why does it seem as though sometimes He doesn't answer?
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Emergency workers are quick to spring into action, but they have to be called first! God is wiser and more powerful than any firefighter.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —When a prayer isn't answered the way we asked for it to be, does that mean God isn't listening?
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —What happens when you think you know all the right answers, but reality rears its ugly head to prove otherwise?
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —A sacred moment. That’s how Molly Veldt described watching her young son die. Find out what Molly learned concerning trust and eternity.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —As a young wife who grew up going to church, Molly Veldt expected God to lead her new family down a smooth, easy path.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Sometimes we leave the Good Shepherd and end up in a dangerous place. Other times, we end up in a difficult place as part of the Shepherd’s plan.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —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.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Imagine living in a dark, underground prison with the sewer of a major city running through it, and at the same time, writing about being joyful.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Do you feel inadequate to tackle something God has for you to do today? Nancy offers some strategies for enduring.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Hollywood has its version of what a hero should be like, and God has His.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —When you’re in the middle of a hardship, it can be easy to lose sight of the things you know to be true.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —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.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —The hardships you face in life can be transformed as you think about Christ and the resurrection; change is coming!
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —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.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —The saying, "It’s not what you know, but who you know that counts," can lead to selfishly using people.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —When you’re going through pain in your life, it sure seems like it will never end. Nancy reminds you that the future God has planned for you.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —If your father had been brutally murdered when you were just a child, would it be difficult for you to forgive those who killed him?
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Saying yes can be easy, or it can be very costly, depending what the question is.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —We’re all passionate about something.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Relationships have their ups and downs, but God wants us to endure no matter what the circumstances!
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —What do you do when life throws you for a loop? How do you survive those most difficult moments?
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —As you get older, it becomes time to relax, right? Not necessarily!
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Evelyn Christenson has learned a lot of things over a life filled with both joy and suffering.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —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.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —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.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —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.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —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.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —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.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Imagine a friend laughing at you after you tell her about one of your deepest struggles. Nancy tells of a woman from the Old Testament in that position.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —This year our world has witnessed a major earthquake, a tsunami followed by a nuclear emergency, and more. What occupies your mind during a crisis?
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Here's good news about adversity: It shows you what's in your heart. So when your finances, your patience, or your ability is being squeezed where do you focus?
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —If there’s some big task looming over your day, take a few minutes to listen to Nancy.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Over the last six months, the word crisis has been used many times to describe our world.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —What obstacles are blocking your goals? Is there any way to get through them? Join in today as Nancy shows you how.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Do you want to watch God change what seems to be a hopeless situation? Sharon Jaynes says, "Don’t be impatient and run away from the hopeless situation."
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Mary’s story doesn’t end at the stable. We’re about to look at a suffering and risen Savior through the eyes of a mom.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Sometimes it seems like God is ignoring you. If you feel that way, you’re in good company. Jesus Himself felt abandoned.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Does it ever feel like no one can help you? Jesus knows that feeling. Nancy will explore this aspect of His suffering
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Is there some habit or temptation you’d like to conquer? Look to the example of the ultimate conqueror, Jesus.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Do you find yourself thinking of the Second Coming of Christ as a mysterious event far off into the future? Understand why His return has hi
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Does it ever feel like no one understands what you’re going through? There is one person who does know exactly what you’re feeling.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —If you are suffering through some tough issue today, you might be ready to see God in a new way. He often meets us right in the middle of ou
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —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.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —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.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —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.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —We tend to hope we will somehow stumble upon the right answers to our spiritual concerns.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —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.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Imagine that your husband took you to a foreign country, and while you were there, he and your family died.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —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.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Doctors say one-in-nine women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. Find out how to approach this disease from a medical and spiritual point of view.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —What is the most difficult thing you have to endure? It might be a tough job or a difficult marriage or physical pain.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Your friend receives the diagnosis of cancer. What do you say? How can you best help them when you feel so helpless?
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —When Margaret Ashmore was diagnosed with breast cancer, she realized that surviving wasn’t the ultimate goal--becoming like Christ was.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —When we go through suffering, it’s an opportunity to think about what Christ went through on the cross.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —If there’s anything we Christians should be known for, it’s joy—even when our season of life, the circumstances we’re going through are difficult.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —You'll never forget today's Revive Our Hearts as Nancy shares one woman's story of struggling to give thanks in unbearable circumstances.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Join us on Revive Our Hearts today as we continue the story of the The Hiding Place.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —There may be a big obstacle to joy in your path today. How do you get past it?
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —If you could choose any problem to be removed from your life, what would it be? Why doesn’t God just remove it?
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —You’ve heard the adage, "Stop and smell the roses." But when was the last time you stopped to appreciate the thorns?
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Guest Bunny Wilson knows a lot about physical suffering and the hope that you can experience in the midst of the darkest hour.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —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?
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Sometimes we leave the Good Shepherd and end up in a dangerous place; it’s our own fault.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —What is the biggest problem you’re facing right now? It’s hard to believe, but that problem could become a great source of joy.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —If you were to watch your child grow more and more rebellious and ultimately get arrested for murder, do you think you’d be able to praise God?
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —For decades, Joni Eareckson Tada has been a model for trusting God through adversity. Hear her message from the True Woman '10 conference today.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Here's a question to ponder: Where's the safest place for you to be?
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —God is a shelter we can always turn to, no matter what the situation.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —If you had to leave a nice house to live somewhere full of mud and rats, how would you respond? A woman who experienced just this had a surprising discovery.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —There’s a big difference between asking God for what you need and demanding what you want. Today, Nancy teaches you to recognize the difference.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —When parents discipline their children, it demonstrates their love for them. Today, find out why God sometimes disciplines His children.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —When trouble comes into your life, maybe you just see--trouble. But God sees an opportunity to teach you something new. Get some hope for facing problems.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —When you’re in a season of God doing great things through you, be careful. The time right afterward might bring a lot of temptation.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —When you feel especially close to God--like He’s using you in powerful ways--expect to go through some times that are less emotional and less fulfilling.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Could you survive in the desert? You could, if someone taught you how and helped you prepare. The same is true for spiritual deserts.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —How did you feel in school when your teacher announced a pop quiz? Tests and quizzes don’t end when you leave school. In fact, you might be in one now.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Regardless of how this person appears, everyone spends time in life’s valleys.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —How do you keep going when things are rough? Nancy gives us some encouragement on today's Revive Our Hearts.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —How was conflict handled in your home when you were growing up? With screaming or withdrawing? Few have learned how to deal with conflict God’s way.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —When someone speaks cruel words, it’s like they’re lighting a match. Your response can either put the fire out or toss on some fuel.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Sometimes it’s hard to notice how prone we are to wander. But when we recognize our sin, there is hope.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —When someone we love is suffering, we want to step in and stop the pain. But if God is using suffering to draw a lost soul to Himself, we need to let God work.
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