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“Writing on our hearts” is more than just a blog, we are an online community of Christians who share how God’s word has changed our hearts and our lives, especially through meditation, study, and memorization.

Please write us! We’d love to hear what God has written on your heart and how it has ministered to you!

 Sometimes, a scripture verse will come to mind at just the right time and in a way that is undeniably God speaking to our hearts. If this has happened to you, please send us your story via email to: devotional@keywicards.com

 At other times, the Holy Spirit brings to mind God's word while we are sharing our faith. This happened to me in an unexpected way when I was talking with a friend in Spanish. You can read more about it here: Isaias 53:4-6

Sometimes we give away God's word and something special happens. Read how I gave away one of my first "keywis" to a fellow believer in Costa Rica here: The Keywi Goes to Costa Rica








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