God weaves characters into His story of redemption in some surprising ways. Learn about one of these unlikely heroes as Nancy explores the life of Rahab, a pagan prostitute who met God and entered the family line that God would use to one day usher in the Messiah.
Episodes in this season
Written into God’s Script
- Revive Our Hearts
- August 3, 2020
When God told His people to destroy the city of Jericho, why did He choose to have mercy on one woman? Hear about Rahab’s redemption and God’s power. View More →
God Is Working
- Revive Our Hearts
- August 4, 2020
Some heroes of the Bible found themselves in an unlikely place—the house of a prostitute. Hear how God works in unpredictable places. View More →
When Mothers Intercede
- Revive Our Hearts
- August 5, 2020
What do you believe about God? I mean, really believe? You answer that question more by what you do than by what you say. View More →
The Scarlet Thread
- Revive Our Hearts
- August 6, 2020
Rahab was told to hang a scarlet cord out her window. That seems like an insignificant gesture, yet it saved her life. View More →
Entirely Forgiven
- Revive Our Hearts
- August 7, 2020
Is your sin too great for God to forgive? If you can’t get rid of the suspicion that it is, find freedom. View More →
An Unconventional Battle Plan
- Revive Our Hearts
- August 10, 2020
Imagine living in a city that’s under attack, not just from an opposing army, but from God Himself. The biblical character Rahab faced that exact thing. View More →
Everybody Needs to Be Rescued
- Revive Our Hearts
- August 11, 2020
Find out why a repentant prostitute is better off before God than an unrepentant churchgoer. It’s a look at the life of Rahab. View More →
The Legacy of Rahab
- Revive Our Hearts
- August 12, 2020
God doesn’t only save you from past sin; He also gives you a glorious future. View More →
Grace for Today
- Revive Our Hearts
- August 13, 2020
Does the sin of your past have to keep you from moving forward in your relationship with God? Hear from women who have found freedom. View More →