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A Resolution for Revival


Having read about the revivals happening Asia (China, Singapore, South Korea and etc), I have a New Year's Resolution in addition to resolving to conquer vices and addictions, let each nation usher forth revival! A revival can only begin at the behest of the Holy Spirit. Therefore, the time has come for America to join Asia and repent. Revivals begins with repentence and from there the ressurection of the Spirit in the souls of the saved. This outpouring of God's Spirit requires us to humble ourselves and pray. We must be penitent if we seek the power of the Almighty to come down upon our country!

This New Year's let the church call for revival! May those who have been careless and coveteous turn back to Christ! Revival is taking place in all of Asia and the Middle East! Even in Iran, the Gospel is gaining acceptance and the Spirit of the Lord is drawing more to Himself. We must put aside pride and our desire for control. Fear must give way to faith (trust), if we are to have an outpouring in the US, UK, Ukraine, Uganda, and all the other nations & kingdoms! The door is opening to revival and if God's people will finally open their hearts to His Holy Spirit and start calling forth his power, we shall see Asuza Street and much greater experiances again! 

This New Year should be a yearning for the presence and power of The Holy Spirit! A revival is within our reach! Make your resolution on the eve of 2015 to reach out to the Holy Spirit and call the lost to Christ! For the world is ripe for the harvest and if only God's people would humble themselves and pray; revival could rise all over the world! 

Prayer is the key to revival. We must join together as Christians and ask the Lord to bring forth revival. Everyone who follows Jesus can do their part by praying in revival in their countries. Let us come together and put aside doctrinal differences to do something that will effect our nations for Christ! 
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This is my last post for  2014! I shall return in 2015 (deo volente: God be willing). Until then, Happy New Year's!  

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