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26/06/2025

Revival Hour

Topic: The Indestructible Life

Time: 12:00 GMT+1 (1 pm CET)

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26/06/2025

Call To Prayer

Title: Knowing the Lord

By: Wale Lasisi

Date: 26.06.2025

My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me:
(John 10:27 KJV)

Earlier this year, I joined a church conference, and from the different speakers that spoke, it was clear to me from their testimonies that they were of two distinct categories, even though they were all anointed. The first category of preachers had heard of God from others and the things that He can do while the second category had first-hand experiences and had seen Him do those things. This reminds me of the children of Israel who kept referring to the testimonies of things the Lord did in the days of their fathers whenever they wanted an intervention from the Lord.

The knowledge of God is experiential in nature, which means that every man will have to experience God to know Him personally. The first point of call is His word and by studying His word, we see and know Him day by day. This is designed to foster interaction and fellowship. For instance, the first time I heard God speak to me was by His word while I was studying the book of Habakkuk and it was so real, as if He was standing next to me. So, studying the word will take us on a journey of intimacy if we commit to it.

Secondly, just like any relationship, we must communicate with the love of our life, and this is where prayer comes in. There are heights and depths of God we will never know if we don't pray consistently. When I talk about prayer, I am not talking about making requests all the time because that is the attitude of a baby. I am referring to just coming into His presence to fellowship and to know what is in His heart and how you can be a part of it. Most personal instructions I have received were in prayers while waiting on Him.

As much as the general knowledge of God is sweet because it is already broken down by the pastor for the consumption of the congregation in messages/sermons, we must see it as a guide to lead us to deeper fellowship with the intention of knowing Him for ourselves personally. Most people have listened to messages all through their Christian lives with no visible change to their walk with God because they didn't go further to find Him for themselves. They only fast, pray and study the word during trying times or whenever the church asked everyone to.

In conclusion, God spoke in Jeremiah 29:13 on how to find Him:

"And ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart."

So, our hearts must be involved in this adventure to find and know Him for ourselves.

Prayer point:

Let's thank God for His word today. Father, please help me to know you more and more.

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25/06/2025

25/06/2025

Revival Hour

Topic: Count Your Blessings

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25/06/2025

Call to Prayer

Title: Fanning the Flames

By: Daniel Peter

Date: 25.06.2025

The fire on the altar must be kept burning; it must not go out. Every morning the priest is to add firewood and arrange the burnt offering on the fire and burn the fat of the fellowship offerings on it.
Leviticus 6:12 NIV

When Moses gave the law to the children of Israel, he instructed the priests to ensure that there was always a fire burning on the altar. They were to do this by adding wood to the burning fire to keep it going. If you have made a fire before, you know that there may be times when the flames need to be fanned, especially when they are about to go out, to keep them burning. So, we fan the flames to keep the fire alive.

As we know, the Old Testament is a figure of the reality that exists in the New Testament. When Jesus manifested as a man, He said to His disciples, "You are the light of the world..." (Matthew 5:14, 16). At the time He made this statement, there was no electricity in Israel. So, the only sources of light, apart from the sun and the moon, were fires burning from various fuel sources. To the Jews, when light was mentioned, fire comes to mind.

Every Christian is a fire, though we burn at different degrees. To burn brighter, we may need to fan the flames. The devil is always trying to put out the light of a Christian. Like the priests in the Old Covenant, we must continually add the wood of the Word daily to sustain the flames. When we spend time with the Lord, praying and meditating on Him through what is written in the Word, the flames of the fire of our lives burn brighter.

Even in the midst of life's trials—the winds that the enemy brings to quench our fire—we must ensure we keep hearing and meditating on the Word. In this way, our lights will stay on, burning brighter and brighter.

Prayer Point

Let’s thank God for His Word today. Let’s ask Him to help us keep burning and shining brightly for Him.

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24/06/2025

In today's Revival we are warned to repent and come to Jesus for death awaits any one who continues in wilful sin.

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24/06/2025

CALL TO PRAYER

Title: Learn Humility (Part 2)

By: Daniel Peter

Date: 24.06.2025

"Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.”
Matthew 11:29 NIV

As I shared yesterday, humility is a virtue we must intentionally learn. Jesus clearly stated that He is humble in heart (Matthew 11:29), while pride is a trait associated with the devil (Isaiah 14:12–15; Ezekiel 28:17). This means the more humble we are, the more we reflect Jesus. On the contrary, a proud person imitates the enemy in attitude and action. We honor Christ when we walk humbly before God.

Previously, we looked at how humility is expressed through obedience to God's Word, esteeming others above ourselves, and a life of service. Today, let’s consider two more expressions of humility.

In 2 Chronicles 7:14, God said, “If my people who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray…” . To humble oneself and pray often involves fasting, which is a physical and spiritual act of submission before God.

We see this in 1 Kings 21:17–29. When King Ahab received a word of judgment for his sin, he tore his clothes, fasted, and mourned. God responded: “See how Ahab has humbled himself before Me? Because he has humbled himself before Me, I will not bring the calamity in his days” (verse 29 NKJV). His act of fasting was recognized by God as an act of humility.

Another way to express humility is by acknowledging God as the source of our blessings. King Nebuchadnezzar was judged for attributing his success to himself rather than to God (Daniel 4:30–32). In contrast, Apostle Paul gave all credit to God when he said, “By the grace of God I am what I am…” (1 Corinthians 15:10).

Humility draws mercy, while pride invites judgment. Let us therefore choose the way of humility, that we may continually walk under God’s grace and mercy.

PRAYER POINT

1. Let’s thank God for His Word today.
2. Let’s ask Him to help us walk humbly before Him in all things.

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23/06/2025

Serving Others: The Heart of True Humility

23/06/2025

Revival Hour

Topic: Humility

Time: 12:00 GMT+1 (1 pm CET)

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23/06/2025

CALL TO PRAYER

Title: Learn Humility

By: Daniel Peter

Date: 23.06.2025

“Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me; for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.”
— Matthew 11:29 (BSB)

One of the few things Jesus specifically instructed us to learn from Him is humility. He didn’t say, “Learn how I do miracles,” or “Learn how I speak to crowds,” but instead said, “Learn from Me, for I am gentle and humble in heart.” This reveals that humility is a foundational virtue* in the kingdom of God. Without it, we miss the heart of Jesus and become proud, self-reliant, and resistant to the Spirit. Yielding to His invitation to learn humility is not optional—it is essential for true discipleship and obtaining rest for the soul.

Humility is obedience to God's Word—both written and spoken. In Philippians 2:7, we are told that Jesus “emptied Himself, taking the form of a servant” in total submission to the Father’s will. His humility was displayed in His unwavering obedience—even to death on the cross (Philippians 2:8). This is how God expects us to respond to His word.. Isaiah 66:2 says, “These are the ones I look on with favor: those who are humble and contrite in spirit, and who tremble at my word.” True humility bows to God’s voice, no matter the cost.

Humility also means *esteeming others better than yourself*, as taught in Philippians 2:3:

“Do nothing out of selfish ambition or empty pride, but in humility consider others more important than yourselves.”

This attitude reflects the nature of Christ and allows the body of Christ to function in love and unity. Romans 12:10 encourages us to “honor one another above yourselves,” while Galatians 5:13 tells us to “serve one another humbly in love.” Humility disarms pride, nurtures harmony, and puts others first without resentment.

Beyond that, humility takes the posture of a servant. Jesus modeled this by washing His disciples’ feet, saying, “Whoever humbles himself like this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven” (Matthew 18:4). Again, Philippians 2:7 reminds us that Jesus chose the form of a servant, not a ruler, despite being King. True greatness in the Kingdom is measured not by position or title, but by one’s willingness to serve others with sincerity and joy. Mark 9:35 affirms this: “If anyone wants to be first, he must be the last of all and servant of all."

God promise to the humble is that He will give them grace.

“God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble.”
— James 4:6

He also promises *exaltation* to the humble:

“Whoever humbles himself will be exalted.”
— Matthew 23:12

Jesus Himself, because of His humility, was *highly exalted*, and given “the name above every name” (Philippians 2:9).

Even more, “the last will be first, and the first will be last” (Matthew 20:16). This tells us that God delights in lifting up the humble and placing them in positions of honor, both now and in eternity.

Beloved, let us be intentional in learning humility from Jesus. It is not weakness, but power under control—a divine trait that unlocks grace, favor, and promotion in the Kingdom.

Prayer Points

1. Thank God for the example of humility in Jesus Christ.
2. Ask the Lord to expose and uproot every prideful tendency in your heart.
3. Pray for the grace to walk in true humility—obedient, selfless, and servant-hearted.
4. Declare that you will learn from Jesus daily and receive the reward of the humble.

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22/06/2025

CALL TO PRAYER

Title: Why Few Are Chosen

By: Stephen Osei Kuffour

Date: 22.06.2025

For many are called, but few are chosen.
(Matthew 22:14 KJV)

In last week’s Call to Prayer, I shared a message titled "Many Are Called", where we learned that God has called many people to do His work, and that regardless of what we have done in the past, God can and is ready to use us. However, the same verse (Matt 22:14) that says, “many are called” ends with “but few are chosen.”
God calls many, but only a few respond to His call and give their lives fully to His work. Why is that so?

To understand this, let’s take a closer look at the full parable of Jesus in Matthew 22:1–14, focusing on the group of people who were invited, but only a few remained.

In Matthew 22:5, we see that some people did not respond to the master’s invitation because they made light of it and went about their own business. Many people today don’t realize how privileged they are to be called by God, and as a result, they don’t take the call seriously.

We tend to prioritize our jobs, businesses, education, and families over the work of God. However, there are a few who honor the call and take it seriously—these are the chosen ones.

Furthermore, in Matthew 22:11, one man came to the wedding but didn’t wear the proper wedding garment, which symbolized a lack of respect for the call. In those days, it was customary for wedding guests to be given proper clothing for the banquet. Refusing to wear it was an insult to the host. It suggested arrogance or disinterest in truly participating in the celebration.

Similarly, when God calls us, He expects us to live holy lives and be the light and salt of the earth. This means we must be willing to make changes—letting go of bad habits, negative influences, addictions, and worldly pleasures. These sacrifices show that we respect the call of God. However, many are not ready to make these adjustments, and that’s why only a few are chosen.

Beloved in the Lord, God has called many people to serve Him, but whether we are among the chosen depends on how we respond. Let us take God’s call seriously and devote our lives wholly to His work.

Prayer Point:

Let us thank God for His Word today. Let’s ask Him to help every believer take their call seriously and respond to it wholeheartedly, so we can be among the chosen ones.

God bless you all.

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21/06/2025

Spiritual Growth || Rehoboth Outreach Retreat

A session with the Rehoboth Outreach Team, where I was invited to speak on spiritual growth. Though it was a small gathering, the presence of God was mightily present.