What is revival? What is
the purpose of experiencing the warm flame of God’s revival fire (Eph. 3:16-19)?
We seem aware, enough, of our own need to re-discover life – Christ’s life and the
high-valued purpose of our lives. It is not enough for one to state their
commitment to such a passion, if no action will follow. Whether it is found in
the cerebral functions of the mind or the brawny display of faith, God makes
revival accessible to His creatures. It is not
like trying to chase the wind while underneath the water. It is simple enough
as believing that the sun will rise in the morning. It is achievable by the
Spirit of God, through faith (Eph. 2:18; 3:16-17).
While faith in God is
the only prescribed requirement, it is beneficial to locate ourselves in a
place where we can find revival. In the Lord's presence, you can lift up your
soul as a torch to receive the spark of Revival's flame. If, however, you leave
that place - not to reveal that reviving work begun within you - you have not
actually been touched by a godly revival. Revival is about life. It was
intended that life be lived. As believers, now, we have been given a new life. The
premise, here then, is that being awakened to Life should incite some living.
We have access to a
renewed passion for the things of God; we have access to a new life. Let us approach
the throne of grace with confidence that we will receive God’s holy revival,
but let us also leave that place that the world may feel the heat of revival’s
flame (Heb. 4:16).
- Dusty
- Dusty
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