Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth: Articles | Revive Our Hearts

Don't know where to start when you study your Bible? Get some ideas from Nancy.

Men respond to the question: How can women affirm and encourage them to express godly masculinity in the home and church?

Learn how and why it's so important to memorize Scripture!

The outcome of our lives is not determined by what happens to us, but by how we respond to what happens to us.

Is there a remedy for every unfulfilled longing?

Nancy walks line by line through the hymn, "Take My Life." Personalize this wonderful text as your prayer to be fully consecrated to Christ.

The single greatest hindrance to experiencing personal revival is our unwillingness to humble ourselves.

In a world where so many people are sad, lonely, and hurting, God wants to use you to communicate His heart and minister grace to others.

A heart of modesty and self-control will bring joy and peace in your life—and will make the gospel believable to others.

You’ll be surprised to discover what is at the heart of so much of people’s gloom, despair, and despondency.

There are two ways of responding to life’s hurts and unfair experiences. We can either become a debt collector, or we can choose restoration.

An exercise that will help transform your thinking as it relates to the issue of forgiveness.

A commitment to holiness means having a life that is always “ready for company” and open for inspection. Are you ready?

Will you say, "Yes, Lord. I am Your servant. Take me, use me, spend me. Fulfill all Your holy, eternal purposes in and through my life"?

A grateful spirit will radically impact how you view and respond to everything in your life!

"Next to reading the Bible, singing—to and about the Lord-has probably produced the greatest encouragement in my Christian walk."

The evangelical world boasts some of the largest and most "successful" programs and undertakings in the history of the church.

Learn how to survive—and thrive—in an economic crisis.

A call to prayer for our country from Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth's 1999 National Day of Prayer speech.

Evaluate what you really love with the help of these 40 evidences.

Articles by Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth