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blog post | July 21, 2016

Whether a word of rebuke or sweet drops of encouragement to a discouraged friend, Mary poured out her life ministering to all she came in contact with.

blog post | April 14, 2016

The life of Indian scholar Pandita Ramabai testifies of God’s power to gently draw a lost heart to Himself—and His merciful, unconditional love for rejected, despised sinners like us.

article | June 29, 2020

Author’s note: For this title, I’m indebted to Mike Emlet, author and biblical counselor with CCEF, who taught me how helpful it is to view people (including myself!) we seek to counsel or disciple as saints, sufferers, and sinners. He unpacks these …

podcast episode | March 28, 2023

Joni Eareckson Tada helps us view things with a heavenly perspective.

blog post | October 25, 2021

Jesus knows our suffering, but He doesn’t always respond in the way we might expect. Sometimes, instead of words of comfort or valor, He gives us marching orders: be faithful to the end.

podcast episode | November 16, 2015

As Nancy reflects on her wedding day this past weekend, she looks back and describes the early decades of her ministry as a single woman.

podcast episode | September 2, 2020

Once you’re in a right relationship with the Lord, He begins to help you develop right relationships with others.

podcast episode | November 7, 2002

Who are we to please in our pursuit of beauty? Carolyn Mahaney teaches about beauty today on Revive Our Hearts.

podcast episode | March 8, 2021

What do you believe about death? If you’re fearful, anxious, or overwhelmed by the reality of death, a change in perspective can bring you hope.

blog post | March 24, 2016

‘The blacker the night around us grew, the brighter and truer and more beautiful burned the word of God.’