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article | October 12, 2015

Extensive research reveals the trend of evangelical Christian's knowledge of Scripture is decreasing every year. A seminary professor made this sobering statement in a course designed to prepare the next generation of Bible teachers. As an older student sitting among mostly young …

article | December 5, 2001

More than 3000 days have passed since I received the phone call telling me that my father had had a heart attack and had gone to be with the Lord. We had been together only hours earlier, celebrating my 21st birthday. He …

article | September 14, 2015

It’s the next best thing! If you can’t make it for Revive ’15: Women Teaching Women, Revive Our Hearts is pleased to offer a LIVE stream. Make a date with us on September 25–26 . . . it’s absolutely free! Even though …

article | May 20, 2020

I had dreamed of this day since I was a little girl. I would wear the most beautiful white dress surrounded by all my family and friends as I promised forever to the most amazing man. I knew it was a dream …

article | May 16, 2016

At True Woman '14, thousands of women sat in perfect silence as Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth spent more than thirty minutes quoting from memory a beautifully arranged collection of passages from all over the Scriptures. The power of the Living Word was palpable …

article | August 8, 2016

I open Twitter and begin to scroll. The words “Breaking News” catch my eye, and I abruptly stop the moving newsfeed on my screen. A shooting. A terrorist attack. An updated death count. My heart sinks, and I tell my husband the …

article | October 7, 2009

The New York Times printed an article entitled, “She’s Got to Be a Macho Girl.” It reads, “John Bernard is sixteen, strapping, handsome, a hormonal hot-pocket of a teenager. Guys like him were once every father’s nightmare. No longer. ‘The girls are …

article | October 21, 2024

“Don’t lose heart.” Those three words were Paul’s rallying cry to his friends in the early church. Although the fledgling church was being persecuted, their mentor urged them not to grow weary or give up the gospel race they’d been appointed to …

article | June 1, 2016

Dear College Grad, Congrats! You've worked so hard, and now commencement is over. I was cheering big as you walked across the stage, and I'm praying for you as you make this transition out of college. I remember well the conflicting emotions: …

article | July 1, 2020

I like to have a plan. Spontaneity is good and fun at certain times, but generally, I prefer to know where I’m going and when, especially when it comes to big life decisions. Where should I go to college? Where should I …