3 Reasons to Read through the Bible with Us in 2026

Did you know nearly one third of Gen Z has been aborted? This is devastating news. Each of these babies were image bearers, precious to the Lord. In honor of Sanctity of Human Life Sunday, we’re remembering the value of every person—born and unborn.

God’s Word tells us that charm is deceitful, and beauty is vain. But there is a kind of beauty we should strive for.

Why study the Bible? What’s in it for you? Dannah Gresh looks to Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth, Erin Davis, and guests to answer that question. Fuel your hunger for God’s Word on Revive Our Hearts Weekend.

On the fence about joining us to read through the bible with us in 2026? We hope you won’t be after today’s episode! We’re giving you three reasons to come along as we read with women across the globe.

The Word “wonder” means “rapt attention or astonishment at something awesomely mysterious.” This kind of awe is the only appropriate response to the incarnation—the most wonderful miracle of all.

Does the hustle of the Christmas season distract you from the Savior who was born for you? Take a deep breath with Shona Murray, Kristyn Getty, and Nancy as they remind you what it means to be unhurried—during the holidays and all year long.

We sing about “comfort and joy” at Christmas, but sometimes we feel anything BUT that. Bob Lepine helps us process the common emotions we feel at Christmastime.

Christ has come—and He’s promised that He’s coming back again! As November ends and Christmas approaches, we’re anticipating Advent together. Join us as we rejoice in Jesus’s birth and look forward to the day he makes everything new.

When you open God’s Word, do you overflow with gratitude? Or does your Bible feel a little bit . . . ordinary? Today we’re talking about three women who cherished God’s Word. Through their eyes, we’re reminded just how precious our Bibles really are.

According to 2 Corinthians 9:8, “God is able to make all grace abound to you.” It’s true! As Thanksgiving approaches, we’re remembering the God who provides for both our physical and spiritual needs.