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.

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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the broadcast. Today is day three of a week-long prayer meeting.

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you're just loading in. All right, go ahead. Okay. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to day three of a week-long prayer meeting. I am your co-host, Jared McAchran, and your host, Isaiah Saldapar. And by the way, my wife's saying flannel boys. In my mind, I was like, I've never seen Jared wear flannel. I never wear flannel besides on three months in a great while. So I was like, I have a bunch of clothes all over the place. I'm going to put on a flannel shirt. There's no way Jared's going to come in flannel. I don't ever see more flannel. And then he appears like he's Hispanic. I was trying to show my Hispanic groups. And he's over here trying to act like he's Hispanic, but we didn't mean to play. We didn't try to match. We don't text each other.

What are you wearing? But we will now. Tomorrow we're going to be completely different, promise. I'm going to wear bright orange construction worker outfit and see how it goes. Welcome, ladies and gentlemen to the broadcast. Thank you so much for being here. This is day three of our praying every day at noon. So tomorrow we're going to be praying for, oh, praying scriptures.

And then Friday, we're going to be praying for families and just whatever else, covering all the other topics. But tomorrow's going to be good because many of you have never prayed scripture. So we're going to show you guys how to pray the scripture. It's very simple. It's powerful. If you have prayer time where you don't know what to pray, you can open up your Bible and pray the scripture today we're going to be focusing on praying for the sick and we want to make sure

that we target people that need specific prayer in the chat for whatever sickness you have. So share this. Yeah, share this with friends and family that are sick. Stand in the gap for those that are sick. That's what intercession is. It's to stand in the gap so that we can make sure that we're praying for your friends and family that are sick. So the blue finals fire. Somebody said. Thank you. Thank you. Cholo, Isaiah. Thank you very much. Okay. So it's going to be a great time. And I want you that have gotten prayer a million times for sickness. Act as if this is your first time ever coming for prayer. Because what happens is if we get prayer for sickness and we don't get healed, we come to prayer again with disappointment with discouragement and building a case against God and telling God what he hasn't done rather than coming with God believing for what he can do. So there's this principle in the Bible of bugging God, bugging the judge, persistence. And that's what we're going to do today. We're going to be persistent. We're going to pray. We're going to press into the Lord.

And it's his desire.

It's his will.

There's nowhere in the New Testament where God's like, I want you to stay sick. It's not my will to heal you. Now, there were times where Jesus passed people by who are sick. And there were times where Jesus stepped over people that were sick that weren't desperate. but whenever people were desperate, whenever people came to him, he was moved with compassion.

The Bible says.

So he wants to heal you.

Don't believe the lie.

Oh, God. that weren't desperate. But whenever people were desperate, whenever people came to him, he was moved with compassion.

The Bible says,

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