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Nancy Leigh DeMoss shares her heart just after finishing the first-ever international Revive Our Hearts Conference. Hear not only about how the weekend went, but about the door Nancy and our team believes God is opening to reach Latin America! It’s exciting to think that all of us (you included!) could play a part in sharing the freedom, fullness, and fruitfulness found in Christ to the Latin American world and beyond.

God is moving at the first ever international Revive Our Hearts Conference. Here's Nancy's take on what He is up to.

Kim Wagner's marriage began so idyllically, yet quickly degenerated to the point that her once-confident pastor husband was depressed and experienced a faith crisis. While Kim was in the Word regularly, she—self-admittedly—was a shrew at home. Hear how God convicted her and completely restored their marriage!

Meet Stacey Smith and several other prison inmates. You’ll be amazed at how God can change everything about drug addicts, murderers, those who want to take their own life, criminals of any kind . . . you, and me! 

The story of several ladies in the Domincan Republic isn’t the only incredible story God’s writing. Will you trust Him right where you are to use “ordinary you” to reach your family, church, country, and world? That’s not too hard for Him!

“I’ll never forget the day I held my daughter for the first time. I can’t believe it was ten years ago! It seems like it’s been a really long time, because I was a completely different woman back then . . .”  

Barbara Rainey says it's good that everything isn't as we want it to be. The most important thing is to focus on every season of life.

"I think that all of us—to one degree or another—are feminists." (Mary Kassian) Learn what Mary means, and just how feminism affects your life.

Barbara Rainey shares how she would portray biblical womanhood in a painting.

Pastor Ligon Duncan says when we learn to revel in the counter-cultural truths of Scripture of how men and women are to relate to each other, we suddenly find that far from being stifling, they're liberating.