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The Compassionate Pursuit of a Holy God | Revive Our Hearts Blog
God’s compassion isn’t always a giant check or a day at the spa. It centers on reviving our corrupted souls.
https://reviveourhearts.com/blog/compassionate-pursuit-holy-god/
A King Like No Other | Revive Our Hearts Blog
The kindness David shows Mephibosheth isn’t just a great story; it’s our story.
Tips for the Digitally-Challenged in a World Gone Virtual | Revive Our Hearts Blog
Missing your people in this crisis? Here’s how you can connect with them online.
https://reviveourhearts.com/blog/tips-digitally-challenged-world-gone-virtual/
Three Misconceptions about Fear | Revive Our Hearts Blog
“Be brave.” How can we possibly scrounge up enough gusto from weak and weary hearts that are scared silly?
https://reviveourhearts.com/blog/three-misconceptions-about-fear/
Prudence: Developing a Sophron State of Mind | Revive Our Hearts Blog
The reward of prudence is a sweetness that gladdens the soul.
https://reviveourhearts.com/blog/prudence-developing-sophron-state-mind/
The Gospel Is Worth the Embarrassment | Revive Our Hearts Blog
A small moment of discomfort is nothing compared to eternal moments of glory.
https://reviveourhearts.com/blog/gospel-worth-embarrassment/
We Read the Bible Together . . . You Can, Too! | Revive Our Hearts Blog
Consistent time in the Word with your kids? Could that ever be a reality? Let this example encourage your family.
https://reviveourhearts.com/blog/we-read-the-bible-you-can-too/
Don’t Despise the Red Flags | Revive Our Hearts Blog
To be wise, we can’t merely know what is right or wrong; we have to be willing to apply the knowledge to our situation.
https://reviveourhearts.com/blog/dont-despise-the-red-flags/
Step into the Messiness of Vulnerable Friendships | Revive Our Hearts Blog
Do we stand firmly in the position of givers and need-meeters because we don’t have the humility and vulnerability to be receivers?
https://reviveourhearts.com/blog/step-messiness-vulnerable-friendships/
Jesus Came to Take Care of That | Revive Our Hearts Blog
At the cross, Jesus took care of both the wrong we’ve done and the wrong done to us.