Christians often think of revival as something God did long ago or in a distant country. But through the power of Jesus, we can see revival here and now. Part 1: Roy Hession, a successful evangelist in England, knew he had lost the power of the Spirit in his life—a terrible feeling as he led his evangelistic campaigns. Hear his story when you listen to this program. Part 2: Everyone has the same need—we are all sinners who need to come face-to-face with our sin and see Jesus as our atonement. Once this happens, we begin to experience God’s grace in a deeply personal way. Part 3: Humans have an innate desire to be the heroes of their own stories … but that rarely pans out. For those who come to faith, our desires change when Christ reveals that His strength is made perfect in our weakness. Part 4: The common expression “seeing is believing” doesn’t often apply in the day-to-day life of the Christian. Instead, Jesus allows us to “see” Him by giving us His Spirit and promising to be with us every step of the way. Part 5: The gospel breaks into our busy, self-centered approach to life and calls us to repent, to receive God’s grace, and to turn our hearts toward others. Are you living this way?
Everyone has the same need—we are all sinners who need to come face-to-face with our sin and see Jesus as our atonement. Once this happens, we begin to experience God’s grace in a deeply personal way.
Humans have an innate desire to be the heroes of their own stories, but that rarely happens. Our purpose changes when we come to faith—Christ shows us that His strength is made perfect in our weakness.
The common expression “seeing is believing” doesn’t often apply in the day-to-day life of the Christian. Instead, Jesus allows us to “see” Him by giving us His Spirit and promising to be with us every step of the way.
The gospel breaks into our busy, self-centered approach to life and calls us to repent, to receive God’s grace, and to turn our hearts toward others. Are you living this way?
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