Revive Our Hearts

Jackie Hill Perry asks, “Do you remember when you were blind? When the Word of God was preached to you and it didn’t move you?” Until God gives us sight, we can’t behold Him. This episode is all about God as the divine initiator of our salvation.This podcast is only possible with the support of listeners like you. Please consider giving generously to the work of helping women thrive in Christ: Give today

Are you a young mom? A single woman? A grandmother? A suffering saint? No matter your season, the Word is for you. Hear from a panel of women doing ministry in various life stages and be encouraged to make Scripture your sustenance in every season.This podcast is only possible with the support of listeners like you. Please consider giving generously to the work of helping women thrive in Christ: Give today

If God’s Word could spark a reformation in King Josiah’s day, then it’s powerful enough to transform our generation, too. Mary Kassian applies the principles of 2 Chronicles 34 to our context, exhorting us to dismantle idols and return to His Word.This podcast is only possible with the support of listeners like you. Please consider giving generously to the work of helping women thrive in Christ: Give today

Is God’s Word at the center of your spiritual life, or has it been relegated to the dusty corner? Mary Kassian walks us through 2 Chronicles 34 to help us answer that question, demonstrating the power of Scripture to spark a Josiah moment.This podcast is only possible with the support of listeners like you. Please consider giving generously to the work of helping women thrive in Christ: Give today

When you’re burdened by the shame of past or present sin, Dannah Gresh says you have a place to turn—your Bible, God’s merciful Word to you. Join us as we learn to wait on the Lord for healing.This podcast is only possible with the support of listeners like you. Please consider giving generously to the work of helping women thrive in Christ: Give today

If someone asked you to explain the big story of the Bible, what would you tell them? Pastor Kevin DeYoung has some ideas for you. Nine to be exact! We’ll learn about threads woven throughout Scripture.This podcast is only possible with the support of listeners like you. Please consider giving generously to the work of helping women thrive in Christ: Give today

What if I told you the Bible is a story about children . . . and clothes . . . and coming home? It’s true! The Bible is telling one cohesive story, and Kevin DeYoung shows us it’s woven through with threads that stretch from Genesis to Revelation.This podcast is only possible with the support of listeners like you. Please consider giving generously to the work of helping women thrive in Christ: Give today

Are you hungry for God’s Word? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth says the more you eat of it, the more hungry you’ll become. Join Nancy in Psalm 119 to cultivate a delight in God’s Word that transforms us.This podcast is only possible with the support of listeners like you. Please consider giving generously to the work of helping women thrive in Christ: Give today

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth read an article that included the Bible in a list of books you don’t need to read. In response, she unashamedly declared God’s Word as her greatest treasure. Join her to behold the wonder in Psalm 119.This podcast is only possible with the support of listeners like you. Please consider giving generously to the work of helping women thrive in Christ: Give today

Lara d’Entremont, a dedicated wife, homeschool mom, and insightful blogger, discusses the importance of reclaiming quiet moments from our phone-obsessed lives. She shares her personal journey of phone-induced exhaustion and emphasizes the biblical basis for silence. Lara explains how quiet time enhances scripture memorization and focused prayer, while also addressing the anxiety linked to constant notifications. Practical tips for setting phone boundaries and starting the day with God help listeners reconnect spiritually and mentally, inviting them to embrace God's restorative presence.