Kelly Needham: Resources | Revive Our Hearts

Why should we read the Bible every day? Does it make a difference?

When do you pick up your Bible? When do you pray? Is it just when you need something? When you feel stressed?

When suffering comes, when God feels distant, when all His promises invoke pain instead of joy, draw near—ask questions.

How can you tell if a mentoring relationship is beginning to veer off into the ditch of neediness?

Knowing God exposes our indwelling depravity. And therefore, knowing God requires repentance.

The Pharisees depended on the Scriptures to avoid admitting their need for Jesus as Savior. Are we doing the same?

Being a part of the body of Christ means it's not all about you.

Rebuke stings. But it also corrects and redirects, and we’re right to respond wisely.

College is often a season marked by the busyness of ministry opportunities. But don't let that usurp the primary work of knowing God.

Be honest—does the idea of a weekly day of rest go against the grain of your achievement-addict heart?

When ministry offers you joy, Jesus presents an alternative. Do not rejoice that He used you; rejoice that you know Him.

You were meant for boasting. Just not in yourself.

A new temptation often arises in the subtle shift from learner to teacher, one we often don't foresee. It creeps in as we begin …

If we’re holding out to accomplish something big for God one day, our desires may be misplaced.

Lust, sexual fantasies, pornography, and masturbation aren’t just "guy problems.”

Resources by Kelly Needham