The Name

Revival doesn't begin at a church altar, but in the quiet place where you seek Him. It doesn't culminate with one man preaching a message, but with a multitude of people in prayer. Begin yourself, begin now, and begin at home to seek God.

A good prayer list contains more than names; it aims at specific needs. Revival praying asks for more than physical, material, and temporal blessings - it seeks spiritual and eternal help. In one verse we discover a good revival prayer list.

We have the privilege of participating with Christ in the great work of intercession. Prayer will accomplish more than all of our lecturing, debating, and pleading with others. Intercession brings us near to the heart of God.

There is a difference in praying for revival and revival praying. Today we learn that distinction as we study biblical confession. Revival comes when our prayers become aligned with God's Word.

Throughout Scripture, an altar symbolizes access to God and is always the beginning of divine blessings. The first step to revival is a return to prayer. Determine to build the altar in your own life today.

In the last book of the Bible - even on the last page of Scripture - we see God's name as "the first and the last." He is the start and the finish, and everything in between! 

Someday soon we will worship God around His throne. In this study we find 5 distinct names that are connected to His eternal reign. Begin to consider these names today!

Throughout the New Testament the Holy Spirit is connected to every good thing that God gives to His people. Each name and title of the Spirit helps us to understand more about His work in our lives.

The Lord Jesus promised that "another Comforter" just like Him would come to live in every believer. He has come! The Holy Spirit is God in us and meets the deepest needs we have every day.

The Holy Spirit is co-equal, co-existent, and co-eternal with the Father and the Son. Christ did not begin at Bethlehem and the Spirit did not begin at Pentecost. We meet the Holy spirit in the second verse of the Bible.