Episodes

Are we “more than conquerors?” The Bible says that’s who we are meant to be! In this episode, Steve talks about why believers still struggle to conquer even their own lives. There’s a problem in the church today that’s keeping people from experiencing the presence and power of God! If we overcome it, then we can walk confidently in the purpose and calling of God.

Will you compromise or catch FIRE? That’s the spiritual battle roaring within you! In this episode, Steve shows how John the Baptist and Jesus were true lovers of God who would not compromise. They faced down the Pharisees and exposed the selfish, compromised religion of the day. What about the religion of our day? Are we like Jesus and John…or like the Pharisees?

Are we passing the point of survival? Revival is within our grasp now, but we must do something about it. In this episode, Steve talks about the ministries of John the Baptist and Jesus Christ and what they teach us the Kingdom of God.

Seek Him First. Steve tackles the simple but widespread problem that holds us back from revival and stops the presence of God from sweeping through our churches. What happens when we aren’t in line with God? Are we making God our top priority? Has rebellion set in? What do you seek?

Open the heavens, God, and come down! That’s our heart’s cry when we are tired and hurting, when life is disappointing. But what are we doing about it? Are we putting God and His House first? In this episode, Steve goes to the Bible where God gives Haggai a root cause and a hopeful promise.

How are you choosing to live? Have you set yourself apart from the worldliness--for God's use only? Building upon the previous episode "To Be Holy," Steve talks about the importance of holiness in our relationship with God and in the pursuit of revival.

God commands us to “make every effort to be holy.” What does this mean? What is holiness? How do I do it? Many Christians don’t try to live holy lives—and they miss out. God calls for us to be holy for his awesome purposes. If we set ourselves apart, then we will see the Lord and experience His presence and power.

‘Do you want to get well?’ Jesus asked this question to the man at the pool (in John 5). Jesus is asking us that question today. So many Christians are sick. Physically sick, emotionally sick, AND spiritually sick! The problem is…they don’t want to get better?! In this episode, Steve explains the powerful choice we have to make.

Consecrate yourself to God. Do it today! God has called us to set ourselves apart from the ways of the world and give ourselves wholly to Him. In this episode, Steve talks about why consecration is so vital to our lives as Christians and why we can so easily miss out on everything God has to offer.

We must confront fruitless religion. Something is wrong when our churches are sick and the power of God is absent. What’s the problem? Steve goes to the Bible: in Luke 13, Jesus spoke a message to the Jewish religion that we must hear today. We as believers can and must make changes. Only then will revival come.

We have been created in God’s image! Why? In this episode, Steve explains why it is important that we were made in God’s image and what this means for our lives. We have a purpose on this earth. The people of God have hope and the promise of resurrection life and eternity through Jesus Christ. It’s time to pursue God and start restoring His glory!

Pandemics, nuclear weapons, hunger, wars?! These are the dangers of the times we live in. But God’s glory is also for this present age! Revival will come. Some people resist revival and say that it is not in line with the Biblical “end times.” Steve clears up their misconceptions in this episode and gives us reasons why we should hope for and expect an outpouring of the Spirit of God!

The church has lost its voice! Who will be a voice for God? Our world is filled with chaos, turmoil, divisiveness, and politics. People get outraged about all kinds of things and get loud. So how can we remain silent? In this episode, Steve looks at the John the Baptist and the patterns of holiness and consecration that God’s people have lost. If we would just repent, and turn to the Lord!

Be filled with the Holy Spirit! The power of God is alive and moving in the present day just as it was on Pentecost and in the Bible. In this episode, Steve tackles erroneous beliefs about the Holy Spirit and speaking in tongues. Will we seek God our own way or the Bible’s way? Do we give God free rein to work and move in our lives?

Are we on the verge of revival yet?! We will be when we break out of Babylon: all the world’s ungodly ways. In this episode, Steve shares one major sign of revival. When revival is near, people act a certain way. If we know what it is, we can start making changes in our hearts, our lives, and our churches. We don’t have to wait for revival if we just do all that it takes to draw near to God!

Who caused this storm? Our ever-changing world is full of chaos and turmoil, and the global pandemic is just the latest sign that something is wrong. In this episode, Steve discusses the ways that God speaks to and corrects His people. Maybe this pandemic is God trying to speak to us, His Church! God’s people must listen!

A true disciple will give up everything to follow Jesus—that is also what’s required of leaders of revival. In this episode, Steve explains what Jesus meant about discipleship and delves into the cost of revival. Revival does not come because people are often unwilling to do what it takes to get it.

Jesus came to rescue THE LOST. Who are ‘the lost’? In this episode, Steve answers that question and exposes a common misconception about the purpose of revival. How can we get revival if we’re confused about why we need it, where we need it, and what revival truly is?

Revival means that we will have Jesus’ torrents of living water flowing out of us! The world is ever changing, and the church has gotten stale with religion. God has called us to be a living sacrifice, holy, and conformed to His image. It’s time to put God first and stop clinging to the world.

The harvest is now! Jesus told his disciples—and is telling us—that now is the time for revival, and there’s no time to waste. In this episode, Steve looks at what the Bible teaches about “now” moments, when God wants to move but is waiting on His people to act. Are we ready, or are we needlessly waiting? Will we do the will of God, or will our own wills cause us to miss the harvest?

It’s time for something new! Jesus has plenty of new wine, but where will we put it? In this episode, Steve examines Matthew 9:17 and the importance of “new wine” and “new wineskins” to Christians and the church today. God desires to bring renewed life and a fresh move of His power, presence, and glory. Will the people of God be ready to receive it?

Our God is a consuming fire! Nothing else and no one else can bring life and revival back to His people. In this episode, Steve shares his own experience of being consumed by God. He discusses the devotion and fervency needed for revival and pursuit of God. NOW is the time for us to pray and pursue God! Are you ready for the His Fire?

Let’s grab hold of the victorious life! We don’t need to rely on the world for its answers or spend our lives desperately trying to get rich and be happy. Life can be difficult, but we have the ultimate answer, the rescue, and all hope in God. Steve discusses three steps to living the victorious life. Life is difficult sometimes, but we have the ultimate advantage in our lives: God. How do we grab hold of the victorious living God offers us? (See Psalms 37:3-6). Step 1: Trust in God Trust is ...

Feed your spirit! That is the way to a personal revival. Paul refers to the spirit, the soul, and the body (see 1 Thessalonians 5:23). A born-again Christian has a born-again spirit hungry for God and is filled with the Holy Spirit. You are supposed to be operating by the Spirit, which sends communications to your soul—your mind, your will, your emotions—and then to your body. The problem is that people neglect to feed their spirit. You need revival! What does it mean to “starve” your spirit? ...