July 10, 2006

• This is Revial week at Church so ill be busy for the next week.We have day time and night time services.See everyone after that. Have a good week hugs Fancy

  REVIVAL AND SPIRITUAL AWAKENING

  By Jeff Ziegler and Jay Rogers

  IN A PREVIOUS ISSUE OF The Forerunner (Nov./Dec. 1991),
  revival was defined as a recovery of the Lord’s testimony
  in a particular generation of the Church. This definition
  would obviously imply a tarnishing or loss of testimony
  among the saints, which would need to be regained if
  the Church were to have an impact upon society.

  Such reviving takes place with the application of immutable
  biblical principles within the context of organized
  prayer on a congregational level. Thus the fostering
  of such awakenings, along with all of their accompanying
  holy grandeur, are not dependent upon certain cultural
  conditions being favorable toward revival, or by periodic
  evangelistic campaigns.

  Also noted previously, was the symbiotic relationship
  of revival in the Church and the corresponding effect
  the revived Church has upon society, termed “spiritual
  awakening.” Spiritual awakening generally sees
  large numbers of converts being added to the Church
  in a very short period of time, and as a result of
  such harvest, a reformation of culture takes place
  to some degree.

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