Articles
Seeking God’s Face—Together
In the middle of a noisy world, God calls His people to seek Him—not just His hand, but His face. Read More.
Revival Requires Turning Away
One of the most overlooked parts of revival is also one of the most essential—repentance. Read More.
Revival Spreads Like Fire—From Heart to Nation
Revival always starts small—first in a heart, then in a church, then across a nation. Read More.
Personal Revival Starts with Daily Disciplines
We often talk about national revival and church revival—but it all begins with personal revival. Before God heals the land, He transforms the heart. Read More.
Is Revival Is Like Baking a Cake?
Everyone loves the smell of a cake baking in the oven. But here’s the truth—if you leave out the key ingredients, you’ll never get the cake you hoped for. Read More.
A Black Student’s Poignant Observation
Why couldn’t a student of any race and any ethnicity enjoy, for instance, a particular type of music even if it’s not traditionally ascribed to his or her particular group? Read More.
Help Wanted All Are Welcome To Apply
Help Wanted No Experience Required Read More.
When the Church is Revived, the World Notices
Every great move of God in history has had one thing in common—it began when the Church came alive again. Read More.
Revival Starts at Home
When revival truly comes, it doesn’t just fill churches—it transforms homes. Read More.
Why Is it so Hard to Discuss Faith or Politics with Liberals?
They are steeped in dogma and seemingly unable to even temporarily consider any viewpoint other than their won. Read More.
Why Revival is the Missing Key to Evangelism
We live in a time of unprecedented opportunity for Christians to share the gospel. We have more resources, more technology, more freedom, and more training materials than any generation in church history. Read More.
Revival Requires Prayer—Are We Willing?
There’s no revival without prayer. Personal. Persistent. Humble. Read More.
Revival Begins with Us
Revival isn’t just coming — it’s already beginning in the hearts of those who are humbling themselves, praying, seeking God’s face, and turning from their ways. Read More.
