In the landscape of modern Christianity, the term "revival" often conjures images of large gatherings, powerful sermons, and a palpable move of God’s Spirit resulting in numerous salvations. While this is undoubtedly a beautiful and powerful experience, it begs the question: is revival overemphasized and even overrated? Could it be that our prayers and efforts should be more focused on discipleship within the church? In this post, we'll dive into these questions, exploring the significance of revival, the current state of many churches, and why discipleship might be the more essential focus for long-term spiritual health and growth. We’ll examine how the fleeting nature of revival, though impactful, often leaves believers in need of deeper, sustained guidance. By shifting our focus from short-term emotional highs to long-term spiritual discipline, we can nurture a resilient and vibrant faith community that thrives every day of the week.
Discerning Dad 