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Revive Our Hearts A global ministry helping women find freedom, fullness, and fruitfulness in Christ.
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Revive Our Hearts exists to elevate God’s Word and call women to freedom, fullness, and fruitfulness in Christ. Founded by Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth in 2001, Revive Our Hearts is making a difference through daily audio content, biblical resources, digital outreach, and inter-generational conferences. Find podcasts, blogs, books, and more at www.reviveourhearts.com

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No failure is beyond God’s ability to redeem, and no life is beyond His power to restore. 💙“When your situation seems da...
10/09/2026

No failure is beyond God’s ability to redeem, and no life is beyond His power to restore. 💙

“When your situation seems dark, and there appears to be no light at the end of the tunnel, the promise of redemption is that there is a different, brighter future ahead.” —Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth

Because of Jesus, our past doesn’t have to define our future. Through His grace, we can find forgiveness, freedom, and hope, even in the places where we once felt trapped by guilt and shame. And your story of redemption can point others to the hope found in Jesus.

Listen to today’s podcast episode at the link in the comments.

"You may be entering this fall season feeling like you don’t have the time to fit Christ and Christian community into yo...
10/09/2026

"You may be entering this fall season feeling like you don’t have the time to fit Christ and Christian community into your incredibly busy life.

Or you may be approaching the fall with a schedule that looks filled with church activities but is lacking the right focus.

In either case, stop and pray through the following questions:

Do I see Jesus as more valuable than anything else in the world, or do I see Him as just another obligation?

Are there areas of my life (relationships, career, hobbies) that I prioritize over Jesus?

What would it look like for me to reorient my life to the mission of Jesus this fall?"

—Katie Laitkep

To read today's blog, "He's Worthy of Your All," comment "8/15 blog" and we'll send you a link!

Some days seem to pile on sorrow upon sorrow. And while we may turn to our favorite comfort foods or simple pleasures to...
10/08/2026

Some days seem to pile on sorrow upon sorrow. And while we may turn to our favorite comfort foods or simple pleasures to ease the sting, lasting comfort can only be found in the Lord.

The apostle Paul knew what it was like to feel overwhelmed by his circumstances. Yet even in his suffering, he learned to place his hope in the God who delivers.

Whatever disappointments you're facing today, you can trust that God is still good, still sovereign, and still at work—even when you don't understand what He's doing.

In our latest article, Lori Hatcher shares how we can trust God when life doesn't go as planned.

Click the link in the comments to read!

10/08/2026

Have you ever struggled to believe that God has truly forgiven you?

Maybe you know what Scripture says about forgiveness, but the weight of past sin still leaves you feeling guilty or ashamed.

Here’s the good news: Jesus’ sacrifice is sufficient to cover even the sins we struggle most to believe can be forgiven. We don’t have to earn His forgiveness or keep punishing ourselves for sins He has already paid for.

In today’s podcast episode, Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth takes us to Scripture to see the beauty and significance of Jesus as the Lamb of God. Because of Him, we can experience complete forgiveness, freedom from condemnation, and the assurance that our sins have been paid for in full.

Listen to “Do You Believe You’re Forgiven?” at the link in the comments below.

We look to so many things to satisfy the deepest hunger of our hearts. But nothing this world offers can give us what on...
10/07/2026

We look to so many things to satisfy the deepest hunger of our hearts. But nothing this world offers can give us what only Jesus can.

Jesus said to them, “I am the bread of life; whoever comes to me shall not hunger, and whoever believes in me shall never thirst. But I said to you that you have seen me and yet do not believe.” (vv. 35–36)

“Jesus was claiming to be the one and only source and sustainer of life. He is not one of many religions. He is exclusive, the one and only Bread of Life. And He said, ‘Receiving Me is necessary for eternal life, just as receiving bread is necessary for sustaining physical life.’

The bread that God provided to sustain His people physically in the Old Testament could not make them live forever because the wages of sin is death. But that manna, was intended to point them and us to the living Bread who gives us spiritual, eternal life—Jesus.”

—Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth

Friend, Jesus isn’t an optional add-on to our lives. He is the Bread of Life—the One we need for our daily nourishment, our eternal hope, and our deepest satisfaction.

Are you hungry for more of Him?

Listen to today’s episode of Revive Our Hearts, “Desperate Daughter, Look to Jesus" at the link in the comments.

What if the way we’re teaching kids the Bible is accidentally teaching them that Christianity is about being good rather...
10/07/2026

What if the way we’re teaching kids the Bible is accidentally teaching them that Christianity is about being good rather than the good news of the gospel?

It’s easy to read the stories of Noah, Abraham, Moses, and others and focus on what they did right or wrong. But the Bible isn’t ultimately about imperfect people getting it right. It’s about a faithful God carrying out His perfect plan.

As Barbara Reaoch reminds us, “God is always the hero.”

In this episode of Revive Our Hearts, discover how to move beyond simply teaching children good behavior and instead help them see the gospel woven throughout all of Scripture.

Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, teacher, or someone who wants to point the next generation to Christ, this conversation will encourage you to keep the good news of Jesus at the center.

Listen to “Keeping the Good News in Our Children’s Stories” wherever you get your podcasts or tap the link in the comments.

Looking to invest your life in God’s kingdom? We’d love to have you consider joining us in calling women to freedom, ful...
10/06/2026

Looking to invest your life in God’s kingdom? We’d love to have you consider joining us in calling women to freedom, fullness, and fruitfulness in Christ.

We’re looking for a Social Media Specialist who loves Jesus, believes in the mission of Revive Our Hearts, and is passionate about using social media to point women to biblical truth.

The ideal candidate is creative, organized, and skilled at creating engaging social content—especially short-form video—and loves connecting with people in meaningful ways online.

Do you know of anyone who could be a great fit? Share this with them! Do you think YOU could be a great fit? Find the full job description, desired skills, and instructions to apply through the link in the comments.

We can teach children to obey, share, be kind, and make good choices—but changed behavior isn’t the same thing as a chan...
10/05/2026

We can teach children to obey, share, be kind, and make good choices—but changed behavior isn’t the same thing as a changed heart.

“Behavior modification techniques are not effective when it comes to changing the heart. Heart transformation is the work of God.” —Barbara Reaoch

In today’s podcast episode, Barbara shows us the difference between moralism and gospel-centered teaching, and why the greatest truth we can give the next generation isn’t “try harder” or “be good." It’s the good news of Jesus.

Listen to “Why Kids Can’t Be Good” wherever you get your podcasts, or click the link in the comments.

Twenty-five years ago, Revive Our Hearts began with a single burden: to call women to freedom, fullness, and fruitfulnes...
10/03/2026

Twenty-five years ago, Revive Our Hearts began with a single burden: to call women to freedom, fullness, and fruitfulness in Christ. No one could have imagined then how far the Lord would carry that message or how many women He would draw to Himself through it.

Tonight, we’re pausing to thank Him, and we’d love for you to join us online.

Tune in at 6:30 p.m. (EDT) for an evening of worship, stories of God’s transforming grace, a celebration of all He’s done—and an exciting look ahead at what’s next.

You don’t need to register. Just click the link in the comments below!

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PO Box 2000
Niles, MI
49107

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Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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