Erin Davis: Resources | Revive Our Hearts

By all accounts, Susanna Wesley was a strict mother. But for Susanna, the proof that her house rules worked is in the pudding.

These are great girls who love the Lord and want to know how He calls them to live. But they've got a secret. They're …

Certainly, the qualities of God are vast and impressive, but they become even more so when we get serious about who we really are.

Erin issues a call to action that you can do right where you sit.

My children remind me: 1) Practicing self-control matters. 2) It isn’t something we can learn without help.

I started to do my little internal measuring act where I put all of the stuff I do on one side of the scale …

I know all about unrealistic expectations, excess criticism, and the identity crisis that being a family in ministry can cause.

Tempted to stick your head in the sand on this issue?

I thought, "If there's something wrong with my beautiful mom, there must be something wrong with me."

Instead of letting false perceptions gnaw at you, use these strategies to break through the stigma of women’s ministry.

Am I mom enough? Do I have what it takes to mother well? And if I fail, what price will need to be paid?

Does the idea of persecution make you squirm? Yeah, us too! We're so glad the Bible is full of truth on this hard-to-talk-about topic.

If prayer is the pipeline through which we communicate with God, do you ever feel like your plumbing is blocked?

If prayer is the pipeline through which we communicate with God, do you ever feel like your plumbing is blocked? Part 2.

Erin shares a very personal story about when you love someone and they don't respond in kind.

There's a right way (and a zillion wrong ways) to handle disappointment.

There is a little "g" gospel that is particularly dangerous and tempting as we parent. It's the gospel of goodness.

Resources by Erin Davis