Monthly Archives: May 2014

Watch and learn what REAL REVIVAL is all about; insights from his life. Highlights and guideposts to the way of true holiness-revival: 1. The Biography / Life of William Booth (d. 1912) – imitate THIS SAINT! 2. The Methodist Hymnal … Continue reading →

I can’t emphasize enough that pastors and church culture folks are being inundated right now with a lovey-dovey theology that is unrealistic, morally compromising, and un-Biblical. If you read the Bible all the way through, you will never see the … Continue reading →

As I was meditating on the cross, it occurred to me the number of times Jesus was beaten down; and yet He got up determined to die on the cross. He set His face like a flint to go to … Continue reading →

I have it pretty well settled in my mind that tent revivals are GOD’S WAY of church planting. This may be the pattern shown to me on the mount (Hebrews 8:5). My dreams of Leonard Ravenhill and my “coincidental” run-in … Continue reading →

Originally from here. Subjects: Contemplative Prayer, Mystical Theology, Christian Mysticism. —– Draw Near Intimacy with God begins when we radically pursue Him with our whole heart. King David wrote, “When You said, ‘Seek My face,’ my heart said to You, … Continue reading →

As it is in the MP3 music search on amazon.com, the following is my first “Revival Worship Collection 1.” Songs are ranked for their musical and lyrical quality on a scale from 1-10. Reverence, majesty, quality, holiness, and lordship salvation. … Continue reading →

I can’t think of anywhere in the Bible, especially in the New Testament, where a denominational headquarters is commanded and sanctioned by God. Sure, the rabbis in Jerusalem at the temple must have had some kind of a denominational headquarters … Continue reading →

“Be careful,” Jesus said to them. “Be on your guard against the yeast of the Pharisees and Sadducees.” –Matthew 16:6 The following teachings of the Pharisees and Sadducees are extracted from Adam Clarke’s Commentary on the Bible, on Matthew 16:1, … Continue reading →