Is there a desire in you to not just attend revival, but live in revival?

Welcome to the Revival Lifestyle Podcast.

I'm your host, Isaiah Saldivar.

I've been in revival for the last 10 years, as well as traveling and being a part of many revivals throughout the United States.

I'm going to be sharing with you how to live a radical lifestyle of revival on a daily basis.

I want to jump into what we're actually here for.

Surprisingly enough, we're not here to hear a bunch of announcements.

We are here to hear the word of the Lord and we are on part five of the book of Romans.

Usually, guys, I will break up these teachings with other teachings and we'll do like

a Bible verse by verse every other week.

But I got to be honest, I've been loving the book of Romans so

much. I've been enjoying doing this so much that I'm going just going, I'm going straight.

So we're on part five. We've been doing this five weeks in a row. This is the book of Romans

new King James version. The book of Romans was written by the Apostle Paul to the believers in Rome.

And again, I've said this every single week. It's recognized as one of the most influential documents in scripture because it goes over the whole council of God, which you've seen. It's really, really amazing. It presents all of God's counsel in one book. I mean, it's incredible what we've been seeing, what we've been doing. If you don't know, the other four parts are on my YouTube channel on the playlist. So if you need to catch up, you can, but I will recap you a little bit on chapters

seven and eight. So last week, seven and eight, we'll go over chapter seven. He starts out by

talking about how a widow is no longer bound to her husband if her husband dies. Neither are we

bound to the law because in Christ's death, we died to the law. So it was at the cross. When

Christ died, we died to the law. We've been separated the cross. When Christ died, we died to the law.

We've been separated from it. And we're no longer bound to that law that we used to have to live by.

The old nature, Paul talks about in Roman 7, 4, through 6 is stimulated by the law and it produces fruit to death.

The new nature is stimulated by the Holy Spirit and produces good fruit. You might say, Isaiah, how could the loss stimulate sinful behavior?

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