Revival Today Audio Podcast

Every believer is a soldier in God's restoration army. However, not every soldier in God's army is a good soldier. God's Restoration army has a definite mandate, mission, or commission to fulfill. What is the mandate and mission of God's restoration army? Who is a good soldier in God's army? Find out in Part 1 of this enlightening teaching series!

When you take a burning stick out of the fireplace (among others), its fire begins to wane and will eventually go out. Similarly, when a believer forsakes or neglects the assembling of God's people, he begins to lose God's fire in his soul. This enlightening teaching explains why and how fellowshipping with other believers can help keep your soul burning and glowing with the Holy Spirit.

The priests of old stood ministering daily and offering sacrifices on God's altar to keep the fire burning on the altar because it takes sacrifices to keep the fire burning on the altar. This enlightening teaching (Part 3 in a series) aptly explains how to keep yourself fueled and aflame, burning and glowing with the Holy Spirit, through diligence in the service of God. This teaching is a divine call to present yourself continually as a living sacrifice to God and to keep abounding in the work of the Lord!

You cannot remain relevant, effective, and fruitful in God's service without remaining fervent in spirit. You may not finish your race with joy, fulfill your ministry, and be rewarded by the Lord if you don't keep yourself fueled and aflame till the end. This enlightening teaching (Part 2 in a series) aptly explains how esteeming, pursuing, and growing in the knowledge of Christ can keep your soul burning and glowing with the Holy Spirit till the very end. This teaching is a divine call to give attention to God's Word! 

In serving the Lord, guarding against becoming sluggish, dull, cold, or lukewarm in spirit is vital. It is your responsibility to see to it that you keep your spiritual fervor, zeal, excitement, or enthusiasm in the service of God. This enlightening teaching (Part 1 in a series) explains what it means to be fervent in spirit and why you should remain fervent until the end. It is a divine call to remain on fire, burning and glowing with the Holy Spirit, till the very end!

Your role in prayer does not end with asking God, your heavenly Father, what you desire. This is just the beginning! You have a definite role in receiving answers to your prayers. Your role in receiving answers to your prayer is active, not passive. Many believers don't receive answers to their prayers because they go into passive mode after praying, just waiting for the answers to fall on their laps. Part 3 of this inspiring teaching series aptly explains your active, definite role in receiving answers to your prayers. This teaching will awaken you out of your passiveness in prayer!

Christ has brought you into a place of undeserved privilege where you can boldly ask and receive answers from God without delay. However, in receiving answers to your prayers, your belief, view, concept, or understanding of God's character plays a vital role. If you are double-minded about His character, you will always struggle to receive from God, your heavenly Father. Part 2 of this teaching series will prevent you from doubting God's character or disposition toward answering your prayers. Listen and understand God's character!

Your Heavenly Father is naturally disposed to answer your prayers swiftly and without hesitation. It is God's desire, delight, and character to answer your prayers promptly. God does not need any persuasion, motivation, vain repetitions, vows, or promises from you before He answers your prayers. Part 1 of this enlightening teaching series aptly explains God's natural disposition towards the prayers of His children. This inspiring teaching will set your heart and mind right to receive answers to your prayers without delay. Listen, pray, and receive answers promptly!

The Good Shepherd (the Lord Jesus Christ) always leads out His sheep and guides them on the right path. He actively does this in a combination of ways. While the Lord primarily leads, guides, or directs His children through His written Word and inward knowing, voice, and witness of the Holy Spirit, He also gives dreams, visions, and trances to lead, guide, or direct His children. However, ignoring clear divine guidance through God's Word and Spirit to seek supernatural dreams, visions, or trances is unwise and unsafe. Learn how to enjoy and discern divine guidance through dreams, visions, or trances in Part 5 of this enlightening teaching series.

A Christian is not just a mere believer in Christ but also a follower of Christ. Following Christ is not a one-time decision and action but a dynamic, active, and continuous lifetime decision and action. Christ actively leads you in life as a Good Shepherd leads and directs His sheep. In Part 4 of this informative teaching series, you will learn how to receive, recognize and follow God's leading and guidance through God's Spirit indwelling your heart.

God is actively speaking, leading, or guiding His children in life.  Your born-again spirit or recreated heart naturally hears, knows, recognizes, and accepts God's voice, leading, or guidance, but your mind or brain does not. God often speaks, leads, or guides His children in a combination of ways to eliminate doubt. Find out in Part 3 of this enlightening teaching series how to receive and enjoy God's leading or guidance through God's Word.

When God speaks, leads, or guides you, your born-again spirit or recreated heart naturally hears, knows, and understands God's voice, leading, or guidance. However, your mind does not naturally know, recognize or understand God's voice, leading, or guidance. Learn how to train your mind to know, discern, or recognize God's voice, leading, or guidance in Part 2 of this enlightening teaching series.

Enjoying God's leading or guidance is the blood-bought heritage of every believer in Christ. God is faithfully committed to leading, guiding, and directing His children. Learn how to begin to enjoy God's leading in Part 1 of this enlightening teaching series.

In biblical interpretation, context is king. It is a significant key to interpreting the Scripture correctly. The authoritative meaning of a biblical text resides in its context. Therefore, you must never take a text or verse out of its context to interpret it. Instead, you must always allow the context of a text to determine or dictate how you interpret it. The final part of this enlightening teaching series aptly explains the basic principles of biblical interpretation. Listen and learn how to interpret biblical texts correctly!

Every biblical text has only one authoritative meaning or interpretation, but it could have several applications. The only authoritative meaning or interpretation of a text of the Scripture is the author's intended meaning—the text's original meaning in its original context. How do you discover or determine the authoritative meaning of a biblical text? What are the principles of interpreting the Bible correctly? Find out in Part 6 of this enlightening teaching series. Listen and learn how to interpret the Bible correctly!

Every act of reading is also an act of interpretation.  You cannot read and understand the Bible without interpreting it. A wrong interpretation of a biblical text will result in an incorrect application of the biblical text. The goals of biblical interpretation are two-fold: to discover or determine the original meaning of a biblical text in its original context and then apply it in a new or modern context. Listen and learn the science and art of biblical interpretation!

The Bible was written in a particular human language, culture, and context. The Bible has to be read within the particular language, culture, and context in which it was written to understand it properly. There is a right and wrong way to approach and read the Bible. What is the right way to approach and read the Bible? Find out in Part 4 of this enlightening teaching series! Listen and learn how to read the Bible properly!

Understanding the Bible starts with reading and studying the Bible. You cannot understand what the Bible says or means until you open the Bible to read and study. However, there is a right and wrong way to read the Bible. When is the right or best time to read and study the Bible? Where is the best place to start reading and studying the Bible? How much of the Bible should I read daily? Find the correct answers to these questions and many more in Part 3 of this enlightening teaching series. Listen and learn how to read the Bible rightly!

There is little or no benefit in just reading the Bible without understanding the meaning of a text of the Bible. A Bible text has only one correct and authoritative meaning! What is the correct and authoritative meaning of a text of the Bible? Who determines the correct and authoritative meaning of a text of the Bible? Find the correct answers to these questions and many more in Part 2 of this informative teaching series. Listen and learn what it means to understand the texts of the Bible!

The Bible is the bestseller of all time and the most widely read book. However, the Bible is also said to be the most misunderstood book. This is not because the Bible is a difficult book to understand. The Bible interprets itself! Why do many people find the Bible difficult to understand? What are the benefits of understanding the Bible? Find answers to these questions and many more in Part 1 of this enlightening teaching series. Listen and be enlightened about the Bible!