Media Tagged with Revival

We're thrilled to be hosting David Hogan for two evening sessions at Bethel!

As deep calls unto deep, so must we get alone with God and cry out for our country, America. Hunger and desperation leads us to a deeper place with the Lord. No longer will we say that revival is coming, revival is here.

In partnership with God you will become greater than ever imagined. The invitation from heaven is always to move forward, to excel. Is your life set up for God to pour out His abundance? What are the prophetic destinies in you? Will you say yes to His invitation?

The vision of a revivalist involves process. The vision to see cities transformed, people healed, nations changed takes process. The Lord builds in with order but starts with the foundation. Your relationship built with the Lord in the secret place is the critical foundation of your life. As the Lord begins to add to the walls of your life, don't lose the foundation found in the secret place.

Our assignment on the planet is to bring change and transformation. God is expanding our knowledge and view of the transformation we bring to the earth. Revivalists are restorers of life, and confront all that brings death.

The church does not need women to lead like men. The world is starving for matriarchs who are driven by compassion and intuitively gifted, nurturing leaders. These leaders foster the maternal instinct in society that gives birth to a loving, caring, patient, and merciful culture.

Bill uses the illustration of his hunting dog, Rez, to explain how we can be better stewards of what God is doing. He explains that the dog would "honor" what the other dogs would recognize, and it positioned him to have more blessings. By using the principles that we see in daily life, we can live a more fulfilled Christian life.

Paul Manwaring shares how the freest place he has ever been was a prison in revival. In Argentina, in a prison, 80 percent of the inmate population were never going to be outside of prison. However, the men in this prison were some of the freest people in the world.

If we honor those that go before us, even those that ended poorly, we will have access to their anointing. We honor them because in honoring we get to draw upon what they bring to the table. If honor a prophet in name of prophet you receive a prophet's reward.
If we don't remember our history, an area of prior strength later becomes a strong-hold where assaults are launched to mock the move of God.
First and foremost, we must honor the Holy Spirit. God lit the fire on the altar, but a priest was responsible to keep it burning. Every revival began because of God, but every revival ended because of man. Fire always falls on sacrifice and stops falling when there is nothing on the altar.

Sunday night's service was a continuation of the morning service. It was a time of healing, prayer and words of knowledge in which we had some amazing miracles happen!

Bill covers a myriad of topics from "why do bad things happen if God is good?" to describing our plans for expansion. The Expansion Mandate For the complete interview we did back in May, go here

Stephen Strader shares wonderful testimonies from the recent Lakeland revival.

Honor is the key to passing revival to the next generation.

When we cease to appreciate and value what God has done in the past, we limit our ability to apprehend by faith what God will do in the future. There is life giving waters in the wells of past revivals when we are willing to dig into them.

The Power of Initiation, Momentum and Transition
Danny discusses the powerful cycle of initiation, momentum and transition. He shows this how this pattern in the Bible brought amazing increase within the early church. This pattern for increase is also demonstrated within the recent history of Bethel. We are currently in a season of transition.