Revive Our Hearts

Dámaris Carbaugh is captivated by Jesus, and she wants you to be, too. How do you become captivated? You consume Scripture and ask the Spirit to renew your mind. Join us as we talk about the fruit of a personal devotional life.

Are you speaking the truth in your heart?

Is your heart responsive to God’s Word? That’s the question Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth wants you to consider. She’s offering a fresh perspective on the parable of the soils, and she’s encouraging you to cultivate a soft heart toward the Lord.

Do you do good things just so others can see?

How can you and your family honor the Lord in less-than-ideal circumstances? That’s something we’ll find out in a message from Voddie Baucham, now in heaven with the Lord.

Do you have a purposeful habit of meeting with the Lord? When the people of Israel were living in rebellion, Moses was intentional to meet with God. When he did, he got glimpses of glory. Be encouraged to establish time with God and behold His glory.

Awareness of God’s holiness happens when you seek Him.

Are you ever tempted to think eternity will be boring? Colleen Chao has been living under a terminal diagnosis for four years. She’s thought a lot about entering eternity. She reminds us why believers in Jesus can be excited about their eternal home.

Pride is the number one roadblock to revival.

Colleen Chao had watched her son struggle with health problems, and she was discouraged. So her mentor told her to go get an orange and start marveling at God’s creation. Hear what happened.

Pride is rebellion against God.

When a storm is raging in your life, are you tempted to try and control your circumstances? If so, Nancy wants to remind you that the path to peace begins with embracing God’s sovereignty. You can trust Him even when chaos surrounds you.

God wants to give you a fresh heart and hunger for Himself.

In the middle of his storm, David declared, “Let your glory be over all the earth.” Here’s a hard question: Is your drive in life to see God glorified or to see your circumstances made easier? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth helps you tackle this question.

Revival happens when God calls you back to Himself.

In Psalm 57, David was facing a storm, but he still said “My heart is steadfast.” To keep a quiet heart, he made an effort to sing praises to the Lord. You can praise God for his goodness, too—even when your circumstances don’t seem good.

Most of the patterns in my life today are the fruit of choices I made years ago.

We can face storms with strength when we remember God’s heart toward us. An audience member found freedom from depression when she understood God’s eagerness to forgive her. Sound doctrine anchored this woman, and it can anchor you, too.

You can give the angels a reason to celebrate today.

We all experience storms. When you’re in the middle of the chaos, Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth wants you to remember God hasn’t forsaken you. She shares from Psalm 57 to fill you with hope for the storms of life.

Have you resolved to glorify God in every habit of your life?

Words and definitions matter. We live in a time when basic terminology is being questioned. In this conversation, Elizabeth Urbanowicz shows parents how to help their children recognize the war of words and think rightly based on God’s truth.

It takes some time to get a quiet heart before the Lord.

Are the kids in your life thankful for how God designed them as young men and women? In spite of such confusion today, Elizabeth Urbanowicz gives pointers to parents and teachers on how to help kids appreciate God’s good design in their sexuality.

Like the angels, are you living for God’s glory today?