Dr. Russell Moore asks, is your faith in Jesus theoretical or does it lead to action?

It's one thing to love orphans in the abstract until you bring that child with fetal alcohol

syndrome into your home who's never been in a situation like that before.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Friday, November 4th, 2016.

Yesterday, we heard part of a message from Dr. Russell Moore.

At the True Woman conference in September, he showed us the importance of letting a skeptical

world see our brokenness and our neediness.

The church doesn't need to look like we have it all together.

Instead, we need to be honest about our need for the Lord in everything.

If you missed part one of this message, you can hear it at revive our hearts.com.

Now let's pick back up with Dr. Russell Moore from the True Woman 16 conference.

One of the problems that we have within the church is that sometimes we will do

kind of like people in my wing of Christianity who aren't Pentecostals will sometimes do when

we're praying for each other for health.

If somebody has something kind of minor, I've got an infected ingrownail,

then we'll say, Lord, heal that infected ingrown toenail.

When somebody has something really major, advanced pancreatic cancer,

we'll pray, Lord, comfort their family.

Let your will be done.

And as a friend of mine said, when he got cancer, I want all of you praying like a

Pentecostal.

God could heal all of that.

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