Sermon Library

Summary: The seeking of revival is to be with the highest motive: to the glory of God. This message draws from Moses’ prayer in the aftermath of of the people’s failures at Mt. Sinai.

Summary: God draws the Christian to revival by the promises He gives through the renewing of spiritual strength in Christ.

Summary: In these days when so many have a false worldview controlling their lives, Christians need a controlling world view for their heart and living. It can only be found in the Scriptures.

Summary: Eight characteristics make up a worldview at this contemporary hour of history. What are the answers to these questions? The answers make up my worldview.

Summary: What does Revival mean, and what must be a key desire for the Christian’s hope of revival?

Summary: The Protestant Reformation is to be viewed more from its heart that goes all the way back to New Testament times and has been realized throughout all Church history. The Protestant movement must be seen from the perspective of its principle rather than a segment of Christianity.

Summary: God often moves in preparation for revival before sending revival. This is seen in the days of Solomon Stoddard.

Summary: Taking the history of sacrifices through the Scriptures and coming to understand the greatest sacrifice God desires from His people, the broken spirit, and the broken and contrite heart.

Summary: The kingdom of Satan is erected and upheld by two great pillars: Ignorance and Error. What are the seven ignorances of our time affecting professing Christians in the need of revival?

Summary: The tendency of the Christian is to “leak” and wane in love and devotion to God. Thus we are in need of revival to maintain our constant walk with God. Seven warnings to be found in the Book of Hebrews.