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I agree with one commentator, that I want this entire hymn to be sung at my funeral. —– And can it be that I should gain An interest in the Savior’s blood? Died He for me, who caused His pain— … Continue reading →

See also: REVIVAL WORSHIP COLLECTION 1 1. Studio Musicians – Seek Ye First (8/10) 2. Keith Green – O God Our Lord (10/10) 3. Spirit of the Living God 4. John Michael Talbot (The Ultimate Collection) – One Faith (9/10) … Continue reading →

I saw the dead, great and small, standing before the throne, and books were opened. Another book was opened, which is the Book of Life. The dead were judged according to what they had done as recorded in the books. … Continue reading →

See also: The Commandments of Christ (Part 2) The NIV Study Bible says of Leviticus chapters 18:1-20:27: “Here God’s people are given instructions concerning interpersonal relations and a morality reflecting God’s holiness. Israel was thereby prepared for a life different … Continue reading →

A revival map of Evangelical and Charismatic revivals (except for the 50s Healing Revival, which I consider false):–complete with the current population of dominant religions in each state. (Click to Enlarge).

Originally from here. Over the past decade an entirely new approach to public worship has arisen in a growing number of American churches, both evangelical and otherwise. This new approach commendably takes evangelism, conceived of as reaching those who would … Continue reading →

Awaken the Strength Eternal Release it against our immortal foe; Spirits appear, infernal We shall prevail through Jesus! O God! Rain down Your Spirit! Come down and be with us! As in the days of revival Reform us! Revive us! … Continue reading →

Some accurate artistic renditions of the Azusa Street Revival of 1906-1909.

Background. Every evening, I’ve been reading St. Teresa of Avila’s Autobiography translated by J. M. Cohen; so far I’ve read chs. 1-10 (but skipping chs. 11-22, which are teachings on prayer); and I’ve read chs. 23-25. Two nights ago I … Continue reading →