Hello, everyone. You're listening to Family Talk, a radio broadcasting ministry of the James Dobson Family Institute.

I'm Dr. James Dobson, and thank you for joining us for this program.

Well, welcome to Family Talk. I'm Roger Marsh, and today we're continuing a powerful

conversation about spiritual revival in America. Dr. James Dobson's guests are Dr. Henry Blackaby and

his son, Dr. Norman Blackaby. Henry Blackaby, of course, the founder of Blackaby Ministries

and Dr. Norman Blackaby, professor at East Texas Baptist University in Marshall, Texas. Now, previously the Blackaby Ministries and Dr. Norman Blackaby, professor at East Texas Baptist University in Marshall, Texas.

Now previously, the Blackaby shared their hearts about prayer and salvation,

reminding us that anyone, no matter their past, is just one prayer away from transformation.

Today, you'll hear the Blackabees take us deeper into what true spiritual revival looks like.

Sharing powerful stories of how genuine repentance has transformed entire cities across America.

From Charlotte to Cleveland to Pittsburgh, the Black Abys have witnessed how corporate prayer and deep repentance are bringing about dramatic social change,

restored marriages, and renewed commitment

to God across denominational and cultural lines. So let's rejoin this inspiring conversation

about finding new intimacy and prayer right here on today's edition of Dr. James Dobson's

Family Talk.

To see God's people revived or have a spiritual renewal, that is one of the passions of your heart.

What does that mean? And what would it look like if it came? Well, there's a need of revival

when God's people are no longer seeing and experiencing the mighty works of God being done

through them, where all they see is what they're doing, but they don't see the activity of God.

It means their heart has departed.

And another way of expressing the need for revival

is God's heart cry constantly to his people.

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