While the word Revival is not found in the KJV of the Bible, “revive” can be found 13 times. Chayah is the Hebrew word which means to quicken, recover, repair, or restore. It is defined in the Cambridge dictionary as “the process of becoming more active or popular again; a time when interest in religion […]
Have you ever considered what “lukewarm” actually is? It is a temperature that has a semblance of being hot or cold but is neither. The temperature is uncommitted in either direction, leaving most people disappointed. I have been let down more than once purchasing a “hot” cup of coffee, only to receive a tepid taste
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Peter wrote a letter in 2 Peter to them that have obtained “like precious faith with us.” “Like precious” is the Greek word “isotimos” which is defined as “of equal value or honor.” In other words, the believers that he addressed were Christians like you and me. Their faith had equal value to Peter’s faith.
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Self-Control is defined by https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/self-control as “restraint over one’s own impulses, emotions, or desires.” It is a close cousin is self-discipline; “correction or regulation of oneself for the sake of improvement.” These words are used interchangeably as synonyms. The antonym of this word is self-indulgence; excess; intemperance; gluttony; unconstraint; drunkenness. In my estimation, there is
You have an appointment with death. There is a 100% chance of you departing this world and standing before God for his final judgement.
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The fear of the Lord is an unpopular concept today. Whether using “fear” as a noun (“I was struck with the fear of the Lord.”) or a verb (“I fear God.”), the idea that God is someone to fear is counterculture. Fear is “Phobos” in Greek and is where the word “phobia” is derived from.
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While King Solomon was known as the wisest King of all, he was not exempt from sin. 1 Kings 11 teaches us that King Solomon had a lust problem which led him to marry many “strange” or pagan women. In all, he ended up marrying approximately 1000 women. As he spent time with his wives,
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Are you on-fire for God? Are you experiencing a continuous revival fire in your heart that never seems to burn low? Perhaps you were saved several years ago, and you have a consistent walk with the Lord, living by faith. As with the boiling frog, lukewarmness is not realized until you are already spiritually dead.
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