Revive Our Hearts
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Faithful for 25 Years: May Christ Be Magnified | Crossmap Blogs (opens the original)
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May Christ be magnified. Those four words were the refrain of Nancy’s recent chapel message as she spoke to a room filled with staff and ministry friends—and to many more around the world via livestream—as we celebrated her birthday and twenty-five years of Revive Our Hearts. What a joy it has been to spend the last month recounting stories of God’s faithfulness since the founding of this ministry. As a faithful praying friend, someone who has carried Nancy to the throne of grace again and again
The Actual Cure for What Really Ails You | Crossmap Blogs (opens the original)
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Editor’s Note: Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth and the Revive Our Hearts Board have been meeting in Michigan this week to look back on the previous fiscal year and seek the Lord for future initiatives. With their meetings underway, we wanted to share a recent post from our board chairman, Bob Lepine, inviting us to consider our hardships in light of Paul’s example. We hope his words will encourage you to look to Christ for lasting strength and contentment, whatever you may be facing today. The man who wr
A Beautiful Dependence | Crossmap Blogs (opens the original)
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Several weeks ago, a single phone call turned a quiet Saturday morning into a flurry of panic. Blair, my medically complex daughter, had participated in a routine sleep study the night before. My husband returned home with her, exhausted after sleeping on a hospital-room pullout. He had barely untied his shoes when my phone rang. The concerned doctor on the other end urged us to take Blair to the emergency room. Fear, anger, and sadness welled up in my heart as he explained the severity of the s
The Lord of Hosts Is His Name | Crossmap Blogs (opens the original)
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The first person in Scripture to address the Lord as “Yahweh Sabaoth” wasn’t a military commander or a mighty king; it was a woman who was crushed by the weight of barrenness.1 As someone who has walked through a few dark valleys of my own—including infertility—this detail caught my attention. Why did Hannah choose to call the Lord by this name in the midst of her distress and grief? And what could it mean for the desperate prayers we pray when our faces are pressed to the dust? When you think o
Linger in the Last Four: Why You Should Take a Closer Look at the Minor Prophets | Crossmap Blogs (opens the original)
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If you ever have the chance to ask a room full of Gen Z and younger millennial women how they feel about overhead lighting, you’re sure to get a strong response. While their generations (or civilizations) are obviously not responsible for the wall sconce, their demographic has recently been driving an anti-overhead-lighting movement in favor of more ambient accent fixtures. As someone living in a condo without ceiling lights, this trend has worked in my favor. Not long ago, I installed smart bul
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