
Simply Still: A Different Kind of Christmas Event
You and I aren’t the only ones feeling frazzled . . . women everywhere need prompts to slow down and be still. Here’s one way the church can help.
Revive Our Hearts desires to be a resource for you as you seek to impact the women in your life for the kingdom. Find tools you can use for small group studies, discipleship, and women’s ministry in the local church.
You and I aren’t the only ones feeling frazzled . . . women everywhere need prompts to slow down and be still. Here’s one way the church can help.
Rest is more than a good Sunday afternoon nap. Deep rest holds the promise of shalom-peace with God, peace with others, and peace within.
Have you considered possible ways your ministry may be inaccessible to a new woman? Here’s help from a leader who’s now the newbie.
What makes the hard work of planning women’s events worth it? Here are practical steps to ensure the work invested isn’t wasted.
Leadership doesn't exempt us from the stresses, temptations, and trials of life. To run the race with endurance, we desperately need Christ.
Have you ever felt paralyzed by the volume of prayer appeals? Here’s a simple strategy to organize your prayer list without being overwhelmed.
You want to plan an event, but where do you even start?! Breathe easy. This resource will help walk you through the basics of event planning.
Memorization isn’t something that’s only for “honors class” Christians.
We need older women who have served in ministry to lead and guide us in our calling as leaders. After all, it’s God’s design. Do you have a mentor?
Has God called you to lead women’s ministry? A veteran leader identifies common missteps when starting and growing a new ministry.
Praying for revival is important . . . but how do leaders create contexts for people to engage personally with God?
All ministry outside the home adds to nothing if ministry inside the home is not getting the same attention.
When ministry offers you joy, Jesus presents an alternative. Do not rejoice that He used you; rejoice that you know Him.
My heart had exalted ministry to a place where it should have never been. It was a gradual progression. So subtle that it went undetected until . . .
The people you lead represent the lifeblood of a ministry. But what’s even more, they constitute our precious blood-bought family.
Leaders often lack training and feel inadequate in counseling women. Through God’s Spirit and His Word, we can give the thing every woman needs—the gospel.
How can we keep serving our King and His people well when we give and give but it never seems to be enough?
We have a New Year’s gift for you! At Revive Our Hearts, we’re crying out on behalf of ministry leaders.
Find out how one leader discovered the powerful benefits of Scripture memorization when it became a priority in women’s ministry.
How a ministry leader stays the course while struggling with a prodigal child.
Leaders have prodigals, too. Here’s encouragement for your unrelenting heartbreak.
Tried and true ways to help women learn to pray in a group.
The modern church cannot afford for its women to be biblically illiterate. Lean in to learn why, and what you can do about it.
Five important lessons to influence pastors while submitting to their leadership.
I asked speakers Trillia Newbell and Paula Hendricks to share tips so we can be better equipped in proclaiming gospel truth for the glory of Christ.
There are two unhealthy extremes for studying the Bible.
Men don't need to be intimidated by women who know a lot, because these women are to teach other women the Word.
Leaders, it’s our job to give women good Bible study tools and model how to use them.
Leader, if you long to witness God-sized, Spirit-generated results in ministry, it takes prayer.
Four key questions to ask in every women’s ministry decision.