
Let This Be Your Life
When the slideshow of your life flickers across the screen at your memorial service, what story will be told?
When the slideshow of your life flickers across the screen at your memorial service, what story will be told?
These steps are ones we all need to practice if we want to glide gracefully around the dance floor of life.
How should we respond when others say hurtful things after a miscarriage? Here’s how to answer with grace—honoring them, the baby, and God.
Our bodies tell a story of brokenness, but Jesus’ scarred hands and feet have the final word.
“Happy is he who has the God of Jacob for his help, whose hope is in the LORD his God” (Psalm 146:5 NKJV). Nancy recently shared this verse online as an overflow of her preparation to teach the Psalms. Earlier this month, she recorded seven programs (in one day!) for the Wonder of the Word initiative. We praise God for continuing to sustain her in the midst of this full and demanding schedule. And we’re thankful to you, ministry friend, for faithfully lifting her up and asking the Lord for grace and endurance as she studies this summer and pours out what He’s placed on her heart.
On social media, people are watching—whether you see yourself as an influencer or not. Here are five questions to consider about your online presence.
“Happy is he who has the God of Jacob for his help, whose hope is in the LORD his God” (Psalm 146:5 NKJV). Nancy recently shared this verse online as an overflow of her preparation to teach the Psalms. Earlier this month, she recorded seven programs (in one day!) for the Wonder of the Word initiative. We praise God for continuing to sustain her in the midst of this full and demanding schedule. And we’re thankful to you, ministry friend, for faithfully lifting her up and asking the Lord for grace and endurance as she studies this summer and pours out what He’s placed on her heart.
What if the simple prayer of Psalm 19:14 became more than just a familiar recitation? What if it shaped your whole life?
Your daughter is comparing her life to others—but the world’s measuring cup is full of lies. Here’s how to point her to what God says about her worth.
The Psalms were intended to be more than a balm or a battle plan—they’re meant to be your very life.
It starts as a “prayer request”—but is it really gossip? Learn what Scripture says about our words and how to use them to build up, not tear down.
One day, we will give an account for every word we speak. But through Christ, our words can be transformed by a new heart.
Your internal monologue can lie—but God’s truth sets you free. Learn how to “Silencio, Bruno!” and live boldly as someone uniquely created by Him.
Heather shares a positive approach to talking to children about gender and sexuality . . . and why it matters.
When your life is rooted in Christ, your sexuality will flourish.
It’s easy to run to the Lord in difficult seasons, but how can you remember Him in times of joy and calm?
Discover how to use Scripture to shape your prayers into something deeper, richer, and more in line with God’s heart.
This Father’s Day, go beyond the gift. Point that father-figure in your life to the heavenly Father for strength in his calling as a dad.
As godly men fight to stay anchored in truth amid a culture filled with deception, women share a responsibility to battle for truth alongside them.
God calls us to boldly speak truth in love, but He doesn’t place the responsibility for transformation on our shoulders.
What if this year we set aside time at the beginning of June to adopt a different mindset about Pride Month?
In a world where teen girls are searching for truth about themselves, let’s be women who show them where the truth is found.
Believe it or not, the most hopeful people in the room might be twenty-two years old.
True joy isn’t rooted in circumstances but flows from God’s presence—and nothing on earth can ever take it away.
God invites you to walk by faith—which begins where self-reliance ends.
Katie discusses ten warning signs that AI has become an idol in your life.
If we spent the rest of our days quietly bringing people to our Lord without recognition, could we honestly say we had a life well lived?
You may not be graduating this year, but we all need these reminders.
As we await the fullness of God’s kingdom, we can take our shoes off and begin to wade into the river of life right now.
What if your struggle never resolves with the happy ending you’ve hoped for? Can you still proclaim God’s goodness?
If this weekend reopens wounds of what might never be, look to Jesus and know what feels missing in your story hasn’t made you less like Him.
Truly knowing God’s name can cause us to flourish even in our driest and most barren circumstances.
Here are ten truths to remember when sin remains a struggle, despite surrendering it to Jesus.
What would happen if you treasured Scripture and loved it for a lifetime? That’s the heart of the Wonder of the Word initiative. During a recent Wonder of the Word recording session, Nancy took a few moments to share candidly about how God’s Word has captivated her heart and transformed her life: reading it, thinking about it, meditating on it, praying through it, trying to understand it—and then responding to it in joyful obedience.
In partnership with Dannah’s ministry, Pure Freedom, Revive Our Hearts is ready to bring the Wonder of the Word to teen girls right where they are—through a brand new app!
In partnership with Dannah’s ministry, Pure Freedom, Revive Our Hearts is ready to bring the Wonder of the Word to teen girls right where they are—through a brand new app!
God’s design provides beautiful freedom in gender expression while leaving no ambiguity for gender identity.
God has given us all we need to resist and obey.
Nancy has now recorded one hundred programs for the Wonder of the Word series. Praise God!
A trip—or four—to the DMV results in a test for both mother and son.
Rehearse God’s enduring promises each day, holding fast to the only Anchor that never fails.
The empty tomb isn’t just a moment in history to remember once a year—it’s an invitation into a relationship that redefines every day.
We’re all addicted to the fear of man, but we don’t have to be. As we lift our eyes to our Deliverer, Provider, and Refuge, we find the way out of the snare.
By actively caring for the place the Lord has entrusted to you, you reflect His character.
How should we pray in seasons of wanting and waiting? Cindy offers four ways to bring our unfilled longings before the Lord.
Once your eyes are opened to this beauty, you will never want to turn away.
If we belong to Christ, our choices are no longer our own.
Our habits tell the truth about our hearts. Are we using technology to seek refuge outside of Christ?
Our habits tell the truth about our hearts. Are we using technology to seek refuge outside of Christ?
Cindy shares three signs that you might be depending too heavily on yourself.
When it feels like the dice are not rolling in your favor, remember the cross.
What happens when you give up shopping for one full year? For Erin Davis, it led to unexpected freedom.
Mindy shares five reasons why your story is one that needs to be told.
Allow hindsight to deepen your hope that God’s timing is perfect and His providence is kind.
What is our ultimate priority? Our comfort, convenience and self-preservation? Or is it to make Christ known?
The consequences of an idle heart might seem small at first, but they only grow if repeatedly acted upon.
Do you care more about appearing faithful, gracious, and surrendered to Christ than actually walking in an authentic relationship with Jesus?
Lori shares how prayer opened the door to her lifelong pursuit of God.
Nancy will be back in the studio this Thursday, February 27, and would appreciate your prayers as she continues studying and preparing to teach.
Nancy will be back in the studio this Thursday, February 27, and would appreciate your prayers as she continues studying and preparing to teach.
Constructing your life on the premise that you can avoid disappointing others is like building your dream house on a foundation of sand.
If we look ahead at a whole lifetime and think it will always be like this, we despair. But God gives us the strength we need each day.
His delight will satisfy and encourage you more than any earthly audience or human praise ever could.
Let’s invite Jesus to expose our love deficiency and give us His eyes to see others.
Consider February 14 as an invitation to depend on the Lord beyond what can be seen in this moment.
When you expect your husband to fulfill you in ways that only God can, you place an impossible burden on him.
Persevere in the work and in the hard. You never know what God might do!
True biblical strength doesn’t require bulky muscles, four-minute miles, or six-pack abs. It starts with weakness and blossoms into humility, dependence, and sanctified affections.
Not every relationship will grow more precious with time, but the kind of love that endures is anchored in something unshakable.
Praying for cancer patients doesn’t end once they reach remission. It only shifts as they transition to a new season.
The Pharisees recognized their need for God. What they missed was the centrality of Jesus.
Only when we’re truly satisfied by the King Himself can we go into the next four years with hope, joy, and peace.
Yamell’s life, preserved against all odds, is a reminder that God makes no mistakes.
As we approach Sanctity of Human Life Sunday, let’s remember that the pro-life movement isn’t just a cause—it’s a calling.
Happy New Year! One year ago, Nancy opened her Bible to Genesis and began recording the first Wonder of the Word program. Throughout 2024, she recorded seventy-three episodes, with plans to air the full series (260 programs) in multiple languages in 2027. Praise God! Nancy, Robert, and members of the ROH team celebrated the one-year recording anniversary with cupcakes moments after she completed her first recording session of 2025. This is both the most rewarding and the most rigorous assignment Nancy has undertaken. Would you ask God to give her daily grace and joy in this journey? Here are some additional ways to pray for Nancy: Pray for Nancy and Robert’s marriage. This work is a great privilege, but it is also demanding, and Nancy desires to love and bless Robert in this season and beyond. Pray for wisdom as the ministry continues to grow. The hunger for God’s Word and biblical resources is greater than ever. Wisdom is needed to discern how to steward the opportunities well. Pray that Nancy keeps her eyes fixed on Jesus and that He’ll help her to press on, faithfully persevering in the service of our King and sustained by His grace. If Nancy were writing this update, she would want you to know how dearly loved and appreciated you are. May you drink from the fresh springs of God’s goodness and grace throughout the year ahead.
Happy New Year! One year ago, Nancy opened her Bible to Genesis and began recording the first Wonder of the Word program. Throughout 2024, she recorded seventy-three episodes, with plans to air the full series (260 programs) in multiple languages in 2027. Praise God! Nancy, Robert, and members of the ROH team celebrated the one-year recording anniversary with cupcakes moments after she completed her first recording session of 2025. This is both the most rewarding and the most rigorous assignment Nancy has undertaken. Would you ask God to give her daily grace and joy in this journey? Here are some additional ways to pray for Nancy: Teaching through the Bible is a great privilege, but it is also demanding, and Nancy desires to love and bless Robert in this season and beyond. Pray for continued blessings on their marriage. Pray for wisdom as the ministry continues to grow. The hunger for God’s Word and biblical resources is greater than ever. Wisdom is needed to discern how to steward the opportunities well. Pray that Nancy keeps her eyes fixed on Jesus and that He’ll help her to press on, faithfully persevering in the service of our King and sustained by His grace. If Nancy were writing this update, she would want you to know how dearly loved and appreciated you are. May you drink from the fresh springs of God’s goodness and grace throughout the year ahead.
What would be different about your walk with the Lord if discipline became a defining characteristic of your life?
God calls us to hear His intended message, to understand the truths He’s revealed, and to respond to these truths out of grateful hearts in humble obedience.
Rachel surveys a number of friends about their quiet time routines . . . the answers are surprising and inspiring!
Have we let our obsession with self-love crowd out Scripture’s call to love like Jesus?
You’re invited to be part of a celebration that exceeds even the most heartwarming holiday tales.
Instead of allowing your heart to get swept along with all of the craziness that December can bring, stop and meditate on our true Treasure.
As you adorn your home with lights and string them around your Christmas tree, may they serve as a reminder that Christ, the Light of the World, has come.
This Christmas season, meditate on the wonder of the great “I Am.”
God desires for us to live in everlasting, unshakeable peace, regardless of our circumstances.
Don’t despair that the darkness seems to be winning. Rejoice in the fact that the Light has come.
When magnifying Christ is our priority, other lesser desires will fade.
Christmas will still be special because Jesus will be there.
As we look back on 2024, we’re so grateful for all the Lord has done this year. Nancy has recorded seventy-three new teaching programs for the Wonder of the Word initiative, beginning with the book of Genesis and continuing through the first half of 1 Kings. Will you join us in thanking God for sustaining her and providing for each of these programs? This month Nancy is studying and preparing for upcoming recording sessions, which will begin in early January. She hopes to get as far as Isaiah by this time next year. Over the next few weeks, she will also be updating and editing A Place of Quiet Rest: Finding Intimacy with God through a Daily Devotional Life. This is the first book Nancy ever wrote, and a 25th anniversary edition is scheduled to be released in time for True Woman ’25. Please pray for the Lord to give clarity and wisdom for these projects, as well as rest and renewal for both Nancy and Robert over the Christmas season.
As we look back on 2024, we’re so grateful for all the Lord has done this year. Nancy has recorded seventy-three new teaching programs for the Wonder of the Word initiative, beginning with the book of Genesis and continuing through the first half of 1 Kings. Will you join us in thanking God for sustaining her and providing for each of these programs? This month Nancy is studying and preparing for upcoming recording sessions, which will begin in early January. She hopes to get as far as Isaiah by this time next year. Over the next few weeks, she will also be updating and editing A Place of Quiet Rest: Finding Intimacy with God through a Daily Devotional Life. This is the first book Nancy ever wrote, and a 25th anniversary edition is scheduled to be released in time for True Woman ’25. Please pray for the Lord to give clarity and wisdom for these projects, as well as rest and renewal for both Nancy and Robert over the Christmas season.
As you seek comfort in the God of all comfort, you might be surprised at the effect you may have on those around you.
You won’t regret a single moment you spend in the Word this holiday season.
There’s no grip God can’t lose and no shackles He can’t break. Your loved one is not too lost to save.
Need heart revival? Consider stepping outside.
If you have been given the gift of salvation, you have blessings innumerable to count.
By elevating God’s Word, Revive Our Hearts calls women to freedom, fullness, and fruitfulness in Christ.