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.

One of us are near death. I know we don't realize that. I know we don't think that.

Life is very short and not just because if you don't know, last Tuesday, a guy literally died right in front of me on the pickleball court and we prayed for him and he came back to life.

He had a cardiac arrest. His heart stopped. He had no pulse, wasn't breathing. And you can go watch the testimony on my channel. That makes me think about eternity more, of course. That makes me think

about death, of course, because somebody died in front of me. I was holding their legs in the air,

trying to revive them as people were doing chest compressions on him. But whether you've seen a dead

person, been around a dead person, or you've had a near death experience. The bottom line is this. Every single one of us are near death right now.

This is an urgency and something that we have to live by every single day and realize

that our next breath, it's not like tomorrow isn't promised.

It's our next breath isn't promised.

And I definitely want to be somebody that preaches with an urgency.

I want to be somebody that preaches about eternity. This idea that you're going to die

someday and you're going somewhere forever. Not a hundred years. And our finite minds, I don't think,

are capable to really think about and grasp the concept of eternity. If you ever lay in bed at night thinking about eternity forever,

like, okay, I'm going to die 60, 70 years,

and then I'm going to live again somewhere else, a second life, forever.

It's never going to end.

It's never going to stop.

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