This message was preached at the 1996 Men's Prayer Advance. It addresses the great need for broken men, who have had their pride dealt with. It discusses the difference between just confessing sin and true brokenness.
In the midst of Bible School 2001, dozens of students were in prayer and fasting for God to bring brokenness and humility to their hearts. God brought an unplanned speaker from thousands of miles away to deliver this message in answer to that prayer.
Are we looking for revival? Than we must be honest with ourselves. The Lord looks on the heart; He looks deeper than the outside. Where are our treasures? We cannot stand divided. Revival comes to those that are longing to be Christ-like.
Practical applications in God's Word on a leader's walk with God. Teachings include leading like a shepherd, walking in the light, walking in love, walking in the spirit and calling sin, sin.
The religion of men is incompatible with the Gospel of Christ. This message examines the characteristics of false religion, and contrasts it with the genuine religion of the Bible.
True Christianity is a life of freedom and an anointed ministry. The inflow of Christ will cause an anointed ministry to flow from your life. Freedom is a life set free from sin and self, and liberated to live for Christ.
The book of The Acts of the Holy Spirit is not finished. History shows that God still moves mightily when His people pray. What will Acts 29 say about us?
Does shame keep you from opening your mouth and sharing what Christ has done for you? If you are ashamed of Christ, Brother David points out that you are actually denying Him. If we deny Him, He will deny us.
If you are wondering why you aren't fruitful, you need to check the soil of your heart. Your heart should be soft, deep and clear. Our lives should be filled with righteousness and praise.
Leonard Ravenhill draws from Hannah's travail how intercession is likened to spiritual "pregnancy" and birth. As travail precedes the birth of a child, so birth pangs of desperate prayer precede revival. Ravenhill masterfully draws upon the heroic exploit
