Revive Our Hearts

Being a kid can be confusing! Young people today are being bombarded with half-truths and outright lies. In this episode, Elizabeth Urbanowicz talks to parents (and anyone who works with kids) about how to train them to recognize truth.

God never intended that our bodies should hold up under the weight of bitterness and unforgiveness.

There are so many resources available: books, conferences, podcasts, seminars. But Nancy wants to remind you—ultimately, what you need to fight today’s battles is to connect with God in prayer. She shows you how to lean on His strength.

Is there something in your life that needs to be dealt with?

We need strength for troubled days. The problem is, we often look for strength in places that don’t provide it. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth shows you where to draw strength for the battles you face.

There’s no better time to meet God than the first, uninterrupted minutes of the day.

It is impossible for persecution to completely overtake the Church. It will endure to the end. In this episode, Dr. Karen Ellis shares three principles you can learn from the global church—principles that will help you persevere.

Dwelling on a lie can lead to our destruction.

Is it possible to face discomfort, fear, even the possibility of death, and yet flourish? Dr. Karen Ellis says, yes, and for proof, all you have to do is look at when the Church of Jesus Christ is the healthiest.

Are there troubled waters in your life?

You can defy discouragement by clinging to your future hope. The Bible reminds you that your present circumstances are momentary and your reward in heaven is eternal. Dive into God’s Word with Nancy, and soak up strength to persevere

There’s a strong connection between fear and discouragement throughout Scripture. At least ten times, we read “Do not be afraid, do not be discouraged.” Nancy unpacks what this connection means for you in your own seasons of discouragement.

Are you doing what you were created to do?

Endurance begins with believing God is up to something good. Sometimes our discouraging circumstances feel pointless. But everything God does is filled with meaning. Nancy reminds you of God’s promises and purposes in your discouragement.

When is the last time you filled up on the Word of God?

When David’s circumstances were chaotic and confusing, he had a choice to make. You and I have the same decision. Will we inquire of the Lord and delight in His direction, or will we go our own way?

Do you have trouble forgiving?

Curious what defying discouragement looks like? David, Paul, and American missionary Ann Judson could have been overwhelmed by challenging circumstances, but instead they encouraged themselves in the Lord. If you’re discouraged today, do the same.

When we spend time in prayer and in the Word of God, we’re being transformed by Christ’s love.

What discourages you the most? The Bible tells us about a time David was tempted to be discouraged. His home was destroyed by an enemy army and his own men were accusing him. But David knew how to be encouraged in the Lord.

Are you living like a saint?

What’s your first impulse when fears arise? Is it panic? Frustration? Doubt? Judy Dunagan has learned that prayer is a better response. Learn to embrace prayer and praise as antidotes to fear.

True contentment comes when we choose to be satisfied with what God has provided.

If fear is flooding your heart, remember: it doesn’t have to overtake you. Judy Dunagan has learned that God’s promises are a safe dwelling place. She invites you to embrace His peace and protection. Rest in Ps. 91 and find refuge from fear’s raging.

Would people describe you as having kind words?