This is exactly what I'm talking about when I say that the result of true and lasting revival

will be how we live our embodied lives in this world, how we treat others, how we see others as

image bearers, how we change is the body of Christ moving forward.

We simply cannot stay the same if God truly awakens, changes, and revives us.

Thank you. God truly awakens, changes, and revives us. So let's recap. In episode one of our revival series, we talked about where revival starts,

always individually in the heart

and what that looks like. In episode two, we talked about when revival goes wild, what tone,

true corporate, spiritual awakenings really have and some things to consider in those being

authentic. Today, then, we're stepping into the moment when revival breaks outside the

walls of the church or the prayer room and begins changing entire communities to really shift a culture.

Because true revival isn't just about personal experiences or powerful gatherings. The whole point

of it is we change and our church has changed so that then we

live differently on mission to influence others, winning souls for Christ and making disciples for the

kingdom of God. With that mission in mind, real revival will move and touch the streets, the homes, the workplaces, and yes, eventually, the culture.

We will have people talking about believers for a good reason.

So let's talk about what it looks like when God's presence starts transforming absolutely everything

around us. I want you to picture this for a minute.

Imagine a cup. Imagine pouring water into it slowly. When the water reaches the top, what happens

if you're still pouring into it? It spills over, right? Flows onto the table or whatever surface it's on,

begins to spread. that's what revival is

supposed to do revival that stays contained inside a building it might be at the moment refreshing

to us those of us that are in the in the building it's certainly refreshing to the people that might hear about it.

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