Revive Our Hearts Blog

The name “True and Faithful Witness” reminds the Church that her Lord sees her and will testify about what He sees. Continue Reading …

God calls us to hear His intended message, to understand the truths He’s revealed, and to respond to these truths out of grateful hearts in humble obedience. Continue Reading …

As humans, we name people for the sake of convention—to tell us who a person is. Jesus is entirely different. His names tell us who He is, but also much more. Continue Reading …

A thousand bottles couldn’t contain the oceans of tears we cry. Yet God promises that He sees the tears we cry. He knows the pain we suffer. Continue Reading …

Are you hurting? If so, let yourself grieve. It’s right and good to acknowledge what’s been lost or what may never be. Continue Reading …

If you're facing heartbreak because the man you love has chosen someone else, you're at a fork in the road. There are really only two ways to respond. Continue Reading …

In 1 Corinthians 13, Paul paints a portrait of Christ through a description of love. By taking a closer look at that portrayal, we’ll find that the opposite of cynicism is agapé love. Continue Reading …

Since God had given me His Word and His Spirit at salvation, why was I only now being transformed in ways I’d longed to experience? Continue Reading …

If you identify with my struggle of constantly grappling with the voices of self-doubt and concern over what others are thinking, join me in walking out of that courtroom. Continue Reading …

As the death toll in Ukraine rises and images of families fleeing war-torn neighborhoods continue to stream into our hearts and homes, what can we say about the devastation that is unfolding? Continue Reading …

One of the most important questions a Bible reader can ask is what made her stop and walk away midway through. Continue Reading …

As a blood-bought follower of Christ, I must put to death my fleshly anger and walk in step with the character of God, who stands ready to forgive the moment His people call. Continue Reading …

We can’t understand the Bible properly without prayer, and we can’t properly pray without the Bible. Continue Reading …

There are things we appreciate and value from our childhood as well as things our parents did that we don’t want to emulate. But there is one parent we should always aspire to be like: our Father. Continue Reading …

While winter is outside your window, a spiritual winter doesn’t have to settle in your heart. Continue Reading …

A handful of almonds in the middle of the night is far better than allowing your soul to starve. Continue Reading …

Barbara shares four questions to keep asking as you open the Bible with your family. Continue Reading …

God’s goodness draws us to celebrate. Why don’t we do it more? Continue Reading …

The best source of wisdom and supernatural power is an extended time of prayer in the presence of the Lord. Continue Reading …

You’ve been burned and bruised by disappointment, and even allowing yourself to hope is hard. But know this: no one is safer than Jesus. Continue Reading …

The Holy Spirit helps Christians understand the Bible in a way nothing and no one else can. Continue Reading …