Kimberly Wagner: Resources | Revive Our Hearts

Jesus gave some pointed instruction as He warned us about judging others. He didn’t tell us not to deliver judgment; He told us how …

These tips will help us settle in for an intimate conversation with our closest Companion and Friend.

Head out on an idol hunt with these three questions.

Though I still have much to learn, I thought I'd give you a peek into my prayer life.

Feminism allows individuals to redefine feminism and construct a personal feminist philosophy.

As women, we often fight against the very thing that brings real freedom and joy.

Holly Elliff and Kim Wagner invite you to join them as they share lessons they've learned in their journey as pastor's wives.

I’m not saying we should never give input or share our thoughts. I’m simply suggesting letting go of the little stuff.

At the time, I couldn’t see anything God was doing and would never have imagined how He would use that season of pain. But …

In caring for those who have been abused, let us be true representatives of our kind Shepherd.

Do you have friends who point you to truth? Friends who offer the comfort of God's grace when you are hurting?

Tips from an "old mom."

Kimberly shares five ingredients that can kill a marriage

While Kim was in the Word regularly, she—self-admittedly—was a shrew at home. Hear how God convicted her and completely restored their marriage!

If you desire for your husband to communicate with you, to be drawn to you, to connect and spend time with you, I encourage …

Pride is like an oozing canker sore in a marriage relationship; it spews its poison and pulsates with pain.

Seeking God begins with reveling in the wonder that He first loved me.

I didn't like the sound of the dreaded "disease" they kept mentioning: "menopause."

A vibrant spiritual life gives you the strength to reach out to the needs in the congregation.

I am convinced that women are in desperate need of discipleship.

Resources by Kimberly Wagner