Revive Our Hearts

One of the most unusual prophets in the Bible not only had an audible conversation with a donkey—the donkey also saved his life!

Dealing with the sin in our hearts will protect us from the big, visible sins.

Sometimes the situation that’s driving you the craziest is the exact situation God wants to use to teach you and bless you.

If you’re ever tempted to doubt God’s love, the best place to look is the cross of Christ.

Are you more likely to use your words to bless or to curse? You may not think of yourself as a curser . . . but do you sometimes use words as a weapon?

Sometimes an outward religious appearance covers up a sinful heart.

A greedy, self-seeking prophet is mentioned in eight different books of the Bible. Can you guess who he is? Here’s a hint—he had a conversation with a donkey. Can you guess who he is? Nancy will take you through this strange story.

God may have you in a place to warn someone who is playing with danger.

What’s the point of studying God’s Word? Is it just to store up knowledge? Not according to Kelly Needham. Instead, she suggests we should explore the Bible, savoring it, banking on it, walking in it, and ultimately letting it lead us to God.

Christ calls us to something deeper and more fulfilling than just being a pretty good person.

What is a biblical response when others have cut you down with their words? God can provide hope, healing, and freedom from pain.

If you’re haunted by words of cursing from your past, ask God to give you a view of His sovereignty.

The power of words can be sobering. Sometimes we need to simply speak less but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t speak at all. Like a professional chef, our words can be like a small amount of seasoning that turns a bland meal into a masterpiece.

How do you approach God? In humility or in pride?

If you’re like most people, you’re probably feeling pretty busy. In all the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it can be a challenge to stop, to think, and to ponder. Nancy show us why this is so worthwhile.

Do you need direction for the tough choices of life?

Sometimes it seems like the person with the loudest mouth always gets their way. Discover the power of pleasant words.

The more carefully we read the Bible, the more we’ll discover God’s heart for us.

Recognizing the power of words can be sobering. Sometimes we need to simply speak less, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t speak at all.

Parents may not realize how much their example affects their children.

Among other things, Satan is sometimes called “the accuser.” When we accuse others, we’re acting just like him . . . and he loves it. Learn how to resist his lies.

Make an appointment with God and then keep it.

Is being late a form of lying? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth explores ten subtle ways we deceive, including exaggeration, flattery, and broken promises, in this convicting episode from "The Power of Words" series on Revive Our Hearts.

Brokenness is the shattering of my self-will so the spirit of the Lord Jesus can be released through me.

When we tell someone lies, we’re not just hurting them. We’re also offending the very nature of our Creator. Why does God hate lying? Learn the answer to that question and more.