The precious and the painful—they are entwined by gracious hands that never stop doing us good. Continue Reading …
July
In a world where teen girls are searching for truth about themselves, let’s be women who show them where the truth is found. Continue Reading …
The book of Isaiah can feel like a daunting mountain to climb. But those who persevere will discover that every step leads to a greater vision of our holy, transcendent, near, and redeeming God. Continue Reading …
How can we view everyday tasks as a calling from God? The book of Esther shows how to live faithfully “for such a time as this.” Continue Reading …
Your womanhood is a glory waiting to be discovered—a glory that points beyond yourself. Continue Reading …
Disagreements among believers are nothing new. But as members of God’s family and coworkers in the gospel, we are called to something greater than division. Continue Reading …
August
Colleen reminds us that God cares about all the details surrounding our death—not just the day we pass into His presence, but all the moments leading up to it. Continue Reading …
Our circumstances may look different, but the only common ground we need is Jesus. Continue Reading …
Margaret sets her sights on a glorious, risen, and triumphant Savior who dispels the gloom of loneliness with one glance. Continue Reading …
If singleness has become your identity, it may mean you’ve forgotten that your true identity is found in Christ alone. Continue Reading …
We were created to crave the approval of our Creator. Continue Reading …
Many professing Christians are rethinking hell. Should we? Continue Reading …
Jean shares an old prayer that just might become your new favorite. Continue Reading …
Helping a child learn to pray is a combination of small daily inputs that add up to a robust foundation to draw on the rest of their lives. Continue Reading …
Womanhood isn’t ours to invent or revise but something we receive from the One who made us. Continue Reading …
Why would we need God’s help to walk? Lori asks. Compared to flying or running, walking requires much less strength and stamina. Or does it? Continue Reading …
Your legacy doesn’t begin when you turn fifty, or sixty, or seventy. It begins today. Continue Reading …
What gives weight to your leadership is not whether you appear impressive to others but whether you take seriously what matters to God. Continue Reading …
Are you ready to put sin to death in your life? Begin with gratitude. Continue Reading …
September
As Revive Our Hearts celebrates twenty-five years of ministry, discover how one prayerful “Yes, Lord” became a legacy of God’s faithfulness. Continue Reading …
A celebration of twenty-five years of God’s faithfulness through the ministry of Revive Our Hearts. Continue Reading …