• THE IMPACT OF HOLY SPIRIT REVIVAL: How Ordinary People Ignite Extraordinary Change.

  • Jun 5 2024
  • Length: 54 mins
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THE IMPACT OF HOLY SPIRIT REVIVAL: How Ordinary People Ignite Extraordinary Change.

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  • REVIVE US Series| Chimdi Ohahuna| A CALL FOR PERSONAL REVIVAL. The birth of the first revival, recorded in Acts 2, stands as a testament to God's desire to use ordinary people for extraordinary purposes. History reveals that God requires only a handful of willing individuals to ignite the flames of revival. God seeks not supermen, but those who make themselves available to His transformative power. This truth should instill within us unwavering belief that God can utilize us, regardless of our present circumstances, to advance His kingdom on earth. Whether our abilities seem meager or our lives marked by imperfections, we must embrace the conviction that God can mold and use us to transform nations for Christ. Have you ever wondered why God chooses ordinary people to do extraordinary things? In this podcast, we consider the essence of Revival as revealed in the Books of Hosea 6:1-2 and 2 Corinthians 5:21 providing insights into Revival. Revival is the “coming to life” while, Resurrection is coming out of the grave that is the appearance of coming to life. Therefore, Revival is what gives birth to Resurrection. In essence, revival serves as the catalyst for resurrection. Until we experience the quickening touch of God, we remain confined within the shadows of spiritual death and cannot come out of the grave. Traditionally, we have focused on the crucifixion on Good Friday and the resurrection on Easter Sunday, neglecting the vital significance of the second day. This day, the day of revival, represents the transformative power of the Holy Spirit, which breathes new life. Revival is a divine spark that ignites within ordinary hearts. By making ourselves available to God, we become agents of transformation, carrying the torch of the gospel and ushering in a season of unprecedented growth and renewal in our community and nation. Let us embrace the call for revival. Discover in this session, how God’s desire to use even the most imperfect individuals can spark flames of revival that transform nations. Looking deeply into the difference between revival and resurrection, and the crucial role of the Holy Spirit in breathing new life into dead hearts. Join us on this inspiring journey as we explore the power of making ourselves available to God’s transformative power. Whether you feel inadequate or burdened by your circumstances, We are called to proclaim the risen Christ by the Power of Holy Spirit. Revival empowers this proclamation, giving it weight and substance. When we are revived, we become living testimonies of the power of God. No obstacle can stand before us, for the weight of the tomb has been lifted. Hallelujah!! Listening to this podcast will reignite your belief that you too can be a vessel for God’s mighty hand in bringing revival to the world. Listen to the full session. Jesus is Lord. N.B: Translated in Fante, one of Ghana's languages spoken by the Akans in the Central Region. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gracelife-comi/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gracelife-comi/support
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