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.

In this episode we examine the wonderful nature of the Heavenly Father. Are you a child of God? This is what the Father wants you to know!

This name for our God reveals the tender care and keeping He has for His children. He is a good and loving Father and we have been brought into this special family relationship with Him. What a privilege to say "our Father."

Listen as Jesus speaks to His Father and hear how He speaks about Him. We come to know the Father through the Son. But there is more - His Father becomes our Father!

Christ posed this deeply personal question to Peter. Each of us must answer it for ourselves. Today we examine what each of the New Testament books says about Christ...

This question, asked by Christ of religious leaders, is at the heart of the Christian faith. What we think of Christ should come from what God says about Christ. Let's see today what He says about Him in each book of the Old Testament...`

The Lord Jesus Christ is the Son of Abraham, the Son of David, the Son of Mary, the Son of Man. But, above all, He is the Son of God! 

Jesus was not just a man - He is the God-man! In this study we examine the truth of Christ...Anointed One...Messiah. Thank God for the Lord Jesus Christ!

It is the name above every name, the name of our Savior. Someday at the name of Jesus every knee will bow and every tongue confess that He is Lord. What should we do with His name today?

This title for God is used throughout the Old and New Testaments. It is a reminder of who God is and where He deserves to be in all of our lives. The Jehovah of the Old Testament is the Jesus of the New Testament and He is worthy of ruling in us.

God with us. Think of it! The God of heaven and holiness came to earth and sinful men. It is a revelation of the heart of God, who has always wanted to be with man and desires man to be with Him.

The thing that makes any place special is the presence of the LORD. What will make the millenial kingdom so special? The LORD is there! 

Every sinner should rejoice in this name: the LORD our righteousness. We have no merit, no goodness of our own, but His record is placed on our account. We live on the credit of His good name.

It was God who made man out of the dust of the ground. There are no "self-made" men - all we have comes from the LORD. His name should lead us to worship. 

This most famous and familiar psalm begins and ends with the LORD. At every season He leads and feeds His sheep. He is the Good Shepherd and, most of all, He is "my shepherd."

In a world of turmoil it is wonderful to know that we can have peace with God. Today we walk with Gideon and discover that the LORD can give peace that drives out all fear. True peace is found in His name.