A Tribute to Bill Bright
- Revive Our Hearts
- July 23, 2003
- A Tribute to Bill Bright
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —On today's Revive Our Heart, we have the privilege of listening to Nancy speak with Bill and Vonette Bright shortly before his death.
Death
Physical death is a reality in this fallen, sinful word. However, there is great hope for those in Christ. The believer has no need to fear death, and can find great encouragement by looking ahead to an eternity with Christ. It is our greatest desire that you would be assured of your eternal destiny.
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- Revive Our Hearts
- April 11, 2003
- Testimony of Kathy Stone
- Revive Our Hearts
- July 23, 2010
- A Faith that Saves
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- July 22, 2010
- Time Is Terribly Short
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- June 7, 2007
- A Good Giver
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- June 5, 2007
- God's Loving Hands
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- June 4, 2007
- Inward Renewal
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- April 3, 2009
- A Changing of the Guard
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- July 20, 2011
- How to Care for Caregivers
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- July 18, 2011
- Jumping into Your Father's Arms
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- July 19, 2011
- Letting Go of Someone You Love
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- July 21, 2011
- Living Like You Are Ready to Die
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- May 24, 2011
- When the Secrets Come to Light
- Seeking Him
- February 4, 2011
- Carried Home
- Seeking Him
- February 2, 2011
- Escorted into God's Presence
- April 19, 2012
- Valiant-for-the-Truth Goes Home
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —On today's Revive Our Heart, we have the privilege of listening to Nancy speak with Bill and Vonette Bright shortly before his death.
Testimony of Kathy Stone
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —God can bring healing in even the most difficult situations. Kathy Stone joins Revive Our Hearts today to tell us about the loss of her mom.
A Faith that Saves
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —"We all have faith in something, but not all faiths save." That statement was made by a woman dying of cancer. She’ll challenge you to evaluate your faith.
Time Is Terribly Short
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —In the final months of her life, Rachael Barkey delivered a very emotional message to a crowd that had come to listen to her. Hear her story today.
A Good Giver
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —What happens when you think you know all the right answers, but reality rears its ugly head to prove otherwise?
God's Loving Hands
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.
Inward Renewal
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.
A Changing of the Guard
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Loss is a part of life. Each of us will experience the pain of losing someone close to us.
How to Care for Caregivers
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —When someone you love dies, do they become an angel watching over you? Hospice nurse Deborah Howard takes a biblical look at these types of questions.
Jumping into Your Father's Arms
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —A hospice nurse makes an interesting observation. Most believers in Jesus aren’t afraid of being dead, but they are afraid of the dying process.
Letting Go of Someone You Love
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —A hospice nurse will explain why you sometimes need to let a loved one go. If you openly talk about and prepare for death, does that show a lack of faith?
Living Like You Are Ready to Die
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —Everybody on the planet has at least one thing in common: Everyone is going to face death. Some people don’t want to talk about it, while others are peaceful.
When the Secrets Come to Light
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —"We found your husband’s truck, and there’s a body inside." When Kim Jaggers heard these words, her life would never be the same.
Carried Home
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —If you’ve put your faith in Christ, death is not something to be feared.
Escorted into God's Presence
Nancy Leigh DeMoss —As believers in Christ, we don’t have to be afraid of death.
Valiant-for-the-Truth Goes Home
Stirring poem by E. Margaret Clarkson for when saints are called Home.
