Sermons & Devotionals by Revival Messages

Jesus Warns And Entreats! By A. L. K. "Be you therefore ready...."! "The Son of man cometh at an hour that you think not" (Luke 12:40). Jesus is coming in an unexpected hour when some will not be ready. "Take heed to yourselves...."! "Lest at any time your hearts be overcharged with surfeiting...and... Read More

Judge Yourself First By William B. Young Any prophet of God who boldly stands up today and exposes sin for the odorous stench that it is, as Jesus exposed it, will likely be charged with being judgmental, negative and out of touch with the contemporary beat. The weak, compromising prophets would pio... Read More

Judgment Coming for Saints and Sinners By Elmer G. Klassen Is the Bible true and does God answer prayer are the two questions no Christian would dare to publicly deny, yet the denial of truth in our society does make these basic questions very challenging for believers. The godless philosophies of D... Read More

Keep An Unclouded Relationship With God – At Any Cost Sit down with pencil and paper, and – verse by verse – let the Word of God search your heart. It will mean recognizing, admitting, even recording your sins as they’re revealed – yours, not your neighbor’s. It will mean Spirit-guided confession an... Read More

Keep The Fire! By Charles H. Spurgeon "The fire shall ever be burning upon the altar; it shall never go out" (Lev. 6:13). Keep the altar of private prayer burning. This is the very life of all piety. The sanctuary and family altars borrow their fires here; therefore, let this burn well. Secret devot... Read More

Keep The Word Diligently By William Cowper “Thou hast commanded us to keep Thy precepts diligently” (Psalm 119:4). For three reasons should we keep the commandments of the Lord with diligence. First, because our adversary that seeks to snare us by the transgression of them is diligent in tempting, f... Read More

Keeping A Revival Focus By Lois J. Stucky If you have turned to this page from reading the story of the Canadian Revival, you will be feeling something of the joy of this gracious work of God's grace in our day. The half cannot be told even in a first-hand report of it from the platform as we heard ... Read More

Kindled From On High By William Arthur It is only by waiting before the throne of grace that we become endued with the Holy Fire. He who waits there long and believingly will imbibe that Fire and come forth from his communion with God bearing tokens of where he has been. The only way to gain spiritu... Read More

Labor NOW for Christ! From the Scrapbook of Sarah Foulkes Moore Improve the present moment! Why delay? Why wait tomorrow when you have today? Why plan for something that is hours hence? You own no future hour--come, friend, commence! w is the time for working--now, right now-- Work in the present mo... Read More

Lack Of Fear Of God By Zae Poonen The fear of God is the beginning of wisdom (Prov. 9:10). This is the first lesson in the school of wisdom. “To fear the Lord is to hate evil” (Prov. 8:13), because God Himself hates evil. When we have heard the call of God to be holy because He is holy, and are grip... Read More

Launch Pad for Blessing By Robert Dunnett, Birmingham Bible Institute, England. One of the most consistent features of those outpourings of the Holy Spirit that have come to be called times of “Revival” has been that of a true spirit of unity among Christian people. This has been a feature apparent ... Read More

Leave A Lasting Legacy By A. S. London When the Master was eating the Last Supper with His disciples He said to them, “I have given you something.” That something was not money, it was not power or prestige, it was not a high rank in the realm of society, He did not give them fame or renown, for He ... Read More

Leaving Past Failures Behind By Paul E Billheimer Some of us find it difficult not only to forget our sorrows, but a1so to forget our mistakes. If we are not careful, the mistakes of the past can hang like chains about us, effectively hindering our progress. We are tempted to feel that we can never ... Read More

Led By The Spirit By Andrew Murray You ask how you may know in how far you are led by the Spirit of God. As every man knows of himself when he is hungry or pleased, so too with regard to the Spirit of God, for the Spirit of God is more distinguishable from all other spirits and tempers than any of y... Read More

Lessons From The Upper Room For Today's Revival Seekers By A. E. Reinschmidt The day of Pentecost was the first New Testament Revival. It was only the beginning of "that which was spoken by the prophet Joel: And it shall come to pass in the last days, saith God, I will pour out of My Spirit upon all... Read More

Lest We Limit God By Anna J. Lindgren "Child of Mine," speaks the still small Voice, "I would have filled you with My own fullness, taken possession of you, used you to My praise, but you would not. It was not your littleness, your limited capacity that hindered Me, but that you did not turn your li... Read More

Let God Search Your Heart By E. D. Hettinger There is one great truth that we must acknowledge and not neglect in order to experience in all reality a life of obedience to the Word of God, a life controlled by the Holy Spirit, a life of prayer and faith, a life of soul-winning, and the revival that ... Read More

Let Us Continue To Cry To God To “Revive Us Again!” By W. C. Moore The Spirit of God makes intercession through us “with groanings which cannot be uttered” (Rom. 8:26). George D. Watson says: “All the great epochs of divine providence and manifestation in the world have been preceded by great prayer... Read More

Letting The Truth Slip By Samuel L. Brengle “Therefore we ought to give the more earnest heed to the things which we have heard lest at any time we should let them slip” (Heb. 2:1). The truth that saves the soul is not picked up as we would pick up the pebbles along the beach, but it is obtained rat... Read More

Let’s Be Earnest About Prayer By Sarah Foulkes Moore Everywhere today the Spirit is calling God’s people to prayer. But the Lord’s people are not stirring themselves up to pray. People are busy in their own affairs. Churches are engaged in programs of their own that have little to do with God’s prog... Read More