Revive Our Hearts Blog

Only one thing in the Word of God receives the title, “the power of God.” What is it? The gospel itself. Continue Reading …

The moment we become covenant makers with wickedness, we become covenant breakers with holiness. Continue Reading …

Barbara Reaoch is the “older woman” now, and she wants to share some guidance she wishes she’d received. Continue Reading …

My confidence must never lie in talent or gifts, but always, ultimately, in God Himself. Continue Reading …

Jean Wilund asks, are you bold or just “bold-ish”? Continue Reading …

Hope is a good thing—when it’s in the right thing. Continue Reading …

I often want to serve God with my money and serve my idols too. How about you? Continue Reading …

If the Samaritan woman could boldly share Christ with others, we can too. Continue Reading …

In all our missions, plans, and service, don’t miss Christ Himself, who is altogether lovely. Continue Reading …

It’s time for Christians to take stock of whether prayer is our priority and to ask ourselves some hard questions. Continue Reading …

Do you tend to live as the king (or queen) of your own kingdom? Me too. Continue Reading …

When confronted by persecution, what aroma would your response resemble? Lavender or stinkweed? Continue Reading …

Is your love for Christ cushioned with pride or founded in extravagance? Continue Reading …

Don’t buy the lie that joy will come with a wedding dress and a diamond ring. Continue Reading …

We can count on God’s unchanging Truth to guide us through every cultural crisis. Continue Reading …

Does the thought of persecution terrify you? Or do you leap for joy? Continue Reading …

Getting down in the post-Mother’s Day weeds is a real thing, but there is a way to trample them. Continue Reading …

We may have sailed into this Mother’s Day with some storms raging both outside of us and within us, but we are not alone in our boats. Continue Reading …

In subjecting all things to Christ, nothing sits outside His control. Continue Reading …

If you’re weighed down by the burden of your own sin today, rejoice in the better way that God has made. Continue Reading …