Jan-Mar 2027
The Wonder of God's Grace
Begin a Scripture-focused teaching journey through the first five books of the Bible, from Creation to the giving of the Law..
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Genesis 1–2
Recapture your sense of wonder that God would stoop to reveal Himself to us in human language. Relive the story of Creation, Fall, Redemption, and Restoration, and find hope for your soul.
Genesis 3–5
Have you ever seen one of those funny videos where a dog has the lid of the garbage can stuck around its neck and a guilty look on its face? Maybe that’s a little bit like what Adam and Eve felt when God confronted them about their sin.
Genesis 6–11
If you’ve ever thought, “I don’t know if things can get any worse than they already are!” then be sure to listen as Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth takes us to a time when God decided to start over. Things had gotten that terrible.
Genesis 12–16
What would you say is the most important verse in the entire Bible? I mean, there are a lot of really good ones, right? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth thinks it could be one in the book of Genesis.
Genesis 17–23
Are we busy doing the right things? How do you know whether you are investing in things that will last? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth will help you think that through. She will set your focus on eternity.
Genesis 24–28
A toddler who’s afraid to walk down a dark hall is comforted when Mommy or Daddy comes and holds his hand, right? We adults are no different. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth shows us how God comforted Jacob with a beautiful experience of His—God’s—presence.
Genesis 29–35
Anyone who’s been raised in a Christian home can tell you: there comes a time when you have to decide to either reject the faith or take it as your own. You can’t ride the coattails of Mom or Dad or Grandma and Grandpa. Did you know the same thing was true of Jacob, the grandson of Abraham?
Genesis 37–41
There is joy and comfort in knowing that God’s got your back. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth takes us to the life of Joseph.
Genesis 29, 37–38, 44, 49
The Bible tells us about Judah, who was involved in human trafficking and incest. But even with this background, God showed grace on Judah and used his family to give the world the Messiah. Learn that dysfunction doesn’t necessarily equal disqualification.
Genesis 42–50
If you feel like you could never forgive someone who hurt you, be sure to tune in as Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth gives us characteristics of grace and forgiveness, modeled for us by the patriarch Joseph.
Exodus 1–4
When you watch a story, you know the characters are going to go through some ups and downs. But in your own story, do you ever feel like there are more downs than ups? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth wants to give you some hope from the book of Exodus. You’ll be encouraged to trust God’s story for your life.
Exodus 5–10
Have you been praying God’s will about a situation for a long time? Do you ever wonder why God doesn’t just immediately change the circumstances? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth will take you to the story of Moses and the plagues of Egypt to give you hope when you are called to wait.
Exodus 11–14
There’s no safer place than following God’s plan. That’s true—but it doesn’t always look true. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth will tell you about a group of people who followed God’s lead—right into incredible danger.
Exodus 15–17
When you think about what God has done, what is your response? Is it to sing? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth explains why singing God’s praises is so important in every believer’s life.
Exodus 19–24
Are the Ten Commandments just a list of things not to do? Hear why they’re actually a reflection of God, as Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth continues in the book of Exodus.
Exodus 25–31
God is perfect and can’t live among sinful people. But over and over throughout the Bible, we see how God made it possible for people to come near. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth will show us why the Old Testament tabernacle was such a wonder.
Exodus 32
In the book of Exodus we read how God’s people worshipped a golden calf. Would you ever do that? Maybe you wouldn’t literally worship a statue, but we’re all tempted by idols.
Exodus 33–34
When you have an extremely important meeting, what do you do? Set an extra alarm? Leave early? Be reminded that today you can meet with the most important person in the universe!
Exodus 35–40
Can you imagine your pastor getting up on a Sunday morning and saying, “Please stop giving. We have too much.” That seems far-fetched, but it really did happen. Nancy will tell you the story from the book of Exodus.
Leviticus 1–7
Have you ever tried reading the Bible cover to cover? Were you tempted to get stuck in Leviticus? On the next Revive Our Hearts, Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth will give you practical tips for reading and discovering the Gospel in Leviticus.
Leviticus 8–10
I think we all know that pastors and other leaders in the church are called to a high standard of holiness. But did you know you are a leader in the church? Learn how to serve with a holy heart.
Leviticus 11–15
In the book of Leviticus, we read many laws about what God considered clean and unclean. These passages are relevant to your life, and Nancy will explain why.
Leviticus 16
Do you ever feel like you can’t escape the sin of your past? Well because of what Jesus has done, you can be free. And you can send your guilt far away. Nancy will show you how, by telling you about the original scapegoat.
Leviticus 17–26
Have you ever heard someone say the Old Testament shows us a God of judgment, but the New Testament shows us a God of love? Nancy will challenge that idea as she continues teaching through the book of Leviticus.
Leviticus 23
Once a year, God called His people to leave their homes and throw a celebration in tents. Why would He do that?
Leviticus 25
In order to receive riches in Christ, you first need to recognize how poor you really are. Be humbled and amazed by the gospel.
Numbers 1–4
Are you dreading some mundane tasks today? Is there some job that’s burdensome or dreary? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth is going to open the book of Numbers and give you a jolt of biblical truth to energize that work.
Numbers 6–10
If you are facing some difficulty today, I want you to know—the Lord is with you as your protector and your provider. Do you believe that? Nancy will explain why you can trust the Lord to be with you.
Numbers 11
It’s so easy to complain. But complaining is deadly. Do you think I’m overstating the seriousness of complaining? Then listen to a powerful episode of Revive Our Hearts from the book of Numbers. Nancy will show you why complaining is actually an attack against God. And she’ll show you how to develop a heart of gratitude instead.
Numbers 13–14
Is there some obstacle in your path that just seems impossible to overcome? Nancy will help you remember God’s power to blast through any obstacle in the way of His will.
Numbers 12, 16
Do you ever find yourself longing for a bigger platform within the body of Christ? More influence? More followers? Nancy will remind you that those called to teach are also called to a higher standard of character.
Numbers 20–21
How do you feel about snakes? Most people are pretty squeamish when they see a slithering creature. The Bible gives us a harrowing story about a whole nation attacked by snakes. And the remedy was surprising.
Numbers 22–25, 31
We use various phrases to describe words we think are powerful. We might say someone “cursed me out.” Or we might say, “they put a spell on me” or “put a hex on me.” Do you know that if you are a child of God, you don’t have to fear any of these words?
Numbers 26–30
Do you ever feel like you’re faithfully following God’s calling, but you just don’t see results? We’ll hear about a mom who raised three leaders in Israel. One of those children wrote 20 percent of the Bible.
Numbers 31–36
The characters in a good story don’t know what plot twists are ahead. But each episode adds up to something meaningful. You’ll be encouraged to look back on the story of your life and see how God has been with you through every twist and turn.
Deuteronomy 1–3
Jesus spent 40 days in the wilderness being tempted by the Devil. He quoted from one Old Testament book to help him refuse temptation. Do you know what book He quoted?
Deuteronomy 4–7
If you had to pick one verse as the most important in the Old Testament, what would you choose? Nancy will unpack what many have considered the one verse that sums up the Old Testament. Find out what it is.
Deuteronomy 8
If you’ve come to faith in Jesus, you have a powerful story. When did you last share it with someone else? Hear why it’s so important to remember what the Lord has done for you and tell someone else.
Deuteronomy 9–17
Nancy says young people in our churches need to see us being very serious about our faith. And, they need to see us be joyful in our faith.
Deuteronomy 17–20
Do you ever worship idols? Most people hearing my voice won’t bow down to a statue today. But idols are still powerful. Nancy will help you identify and run from idols.
Deuteronomy 21–25
In ancient Israel, new husbands were told to stay home and get to know their wives for a year. Does that law have any application for us today? Nancy says yes. She’ll show you how this law will help you ask yourself, am I a giver or a taker?
Deuteronomy 27–30
In ancient Israel, a group of people climbed a mountain to proclaim the blessings of obedience. Another group climbed another mountain to proclaim curses. Find out what this episode means for you and me today.
Deuteronomy 31
Do you ever find yourself trying to figure out your next big assignment from God? Nancy says the best way to prepare for more responsibility is to be faithful in your current role.
Deuteronomy 32–34
Maybe you put money aside each month, hoping to leave behind an inheritance. Maybe you’ve promised heirlooms or pieces of furniture to those coming behind. Be challenged to leave a different kind of legacy. Nancy will help you be purposeful in what you leave behind you