"There is power in the discomfort of being outside your comfort zone!"Isaiah Saldivar urges us to act upon our faith for healing and deliverance for our families, as he shares his personal testimony. "We have been given the power and authority to reach out and grab it for ourselves." He challenges us to stop sitting by the wayside waiting for Jesus to make the first move. "Shift the focus from yourself and onto others! Start making disciples! Stand in the face of the principalities of perversion and fight back in prayer over your family!"

"Do you want to gamble with your eternal salvation? Do you want to gamble on heaven or hell?"Bishop Lance challenges us to allow complete transformation of our life through salvation. He explains the many differences between religion and true salvation through Holy Spirit.
"You cannot live a sinful lifestyle full of addiction and perversion and be a Christian at the same time! Religion wants you to change, but Holy Spirit changes YOU! Allow Him to work!"

"God is looking for people to discern His heart, embrace His will, and partner with Him... What would actually happen if we embraced the spirit of Elijah in this season?!?" Matt Scott shares the importance of an Elijah-like spirit. "They prepare the way for the one coming to bring the shift, gain attention, and call out sin at every opportunity!" He shares three things that we, the church, need to embrace: prayer, the wilderness, and the all-consuming fire of God. "It's time for the fire of God to fall again!"

"What would happen if we pursued God with the same kind of intensity as the idols in our lives - addictions, American dreams, money, and careers?!?"Bishop Lance presents this question and challenges us to go after God with diligence, intensity, and true humility. "God never needed the masses to change the world... he just needs you! Humble yourself. Seek the face of God. Turn from your wicked ways, and find the roar of intercession within you!"

"There were two crowds in the text found in Luke, chapter 7.... One crowd followed in the footsteps of Jesus, full of glory as they watched signs and miracles before their very eyes; the others desperately needed a touch from Him, as they headed to the tombs to bury a loved one." Pastor Jeff teaches the significance of Jesus stepping in at that moment. A widowed mother's life is changed in an instant, as she is handed back her revived son. Pastor Jeff reminds us that oftentimes Jesus will place Himself in between us and the thing that will lead to our spiritual demise--whether it's a person, a situation, or a project that will entomb and trap us. It's time to dismiss the lie that Jesus doesn't care about our situations, and hold onto the knowledge that His ways are better than our ways, and His thoughts are better than our thoughts.

"God does not put things on us physically to teach a lesson...Jesus took the weight of everything including our iniquities and pain, so we didn't have to carry it on our own!"Pastor Chris reminds us that Jesus bore it ALL for us, to not let our head get in the way of our healing, to protect our eyes and ears from ungodliness, and to learn how to rebuke the trespassers of sickness from our bodies!"Choose to break the generational illnesses and curses. Choose to change. Stop picking up what you're not meant to carry. Jesus has already paid for it! Receive it!"

"You cannot experience the full inheritance of God until you grow up!" Pastor David challenges us to step outside of our past seasons of negativity and pain, come into agreement with the full redemption of our salvation and our new identity in Christ! "We are no longer identified by our sinful past, but are now sons and daughters of the King of Kings!"

We shall live and not die!!!" Pastor Don encourages and challenges us to step away from the 'graves' of the past hurts, trauma, and pain to declare the power of the One who rose again! "God wants to heal us of it all, but we have to let go completely, be healed, and stop returning to the graveside of pain to memorialize it!"

"There is a tremendous misconception of revival being revealed in churches today!"

Bishop Lance reminds us that there will be an increase of holiness and prayer in revival and with that also comes spiritual opposition. He challenges us to repent, to allow Holy Spirit to change us, and to take up our cross and follow Jesus. "Do not give place to the devil!"

"THERE IS MORE!" Pastor Matt shares that there is an epidemic of the western church currently being revealed: immaturity, self-centeredness, and fragility. He challenges believers to establish roots through prayer, fasting, and digging into the word. "Being spirit-tolerant isn't the same as being spirit-filled! It's time to bring the power of the Holy Spirit front and foremost in our churches today! The Holy Spirit provides the power to endure difficulty and to say no to sin!"

"Many know of the pardon of Calvary, but so few know of the Power of Pentecost!"Jeremiah Johnson shares five insights into Pentecost and challenges churches to become 'wine smugglers' of Pentecost by bringing the power of Pentecost fire back to your cities, and to keep walking in obedience to God despite opposition! "Do not give up on what God has promised, the harvest of fruit is coming!!!"

"I can't sit here until I die!" Bishop Lance heeds a call to a generation of parents who cannot just sit by and watch as our children pay the price for a lack of a true word and revelation from God in our culture."Our children are paying the price! They lack knowledge of what is right and wrong, suffer from addiction, and are being exposed to sexual immorality in the world daily. As parents, it's time to stop being bystanders, and to rise up and speak truth to our children!"

In this powerful sermon, Bishop Lance delivers a prophetic message that challenges the status quo of Christianity and calls for a radical, sold-out belief in the transformative power of God. Witness a stirring call to a generation ready to break free from the confines of institutionalized religion and step into a life marked by the genuine anointing of the Holy Spirit. Discover the story of Naaman's healing and how it symbolizes the unconventional ways God can move in our lives. This message is a clarion call to those hungry for a real encounter with God, willing to step out in faith, and eager to see the miraculous unfold in their generation.

Experience an electrifying sermon with Pastor Don Allen as he leads a powerful worship and delivers a stirring message from Genesis chapter 16. In this dynamic session, Pastor Allen ignites a fire of expectancy as he declares the presence of the Holy Spirit and the wonderworking power of God in the room. Get ready to be uplifted and inspired as Pastor Allen dives into the story of Hagar, highlighting the profound truth that even in our most desperate moments, God sees us. Through personal anecdotes, biblical insights, and passionate exhortations, he reminds us that no matter our circumstances, God is intimately aware of our struggles and is ready to meet us where we are. Join us in this transformative encounter as Pastor Don Allen invites you to behold the God who sees you, loves you, and is working miracles in your life. Don't miss this opportunity to draw closer to the One who knows you by name and longs to reveal Himself to you in a profound and personal way. Watch now and prepare to be moved by the power of His presence!

"This is a call to the ones who weep in the night, full of desperation, suicidal, depressed, and hopeless... the King has come for you!" Bishop Lance gives a message of hope and freedom. "The only requirement is, you have to give everything over to Jesus and leave it all behind! He came to set you free!"

WEEK 313 | PASTOR MATT SCOTT

Pastor Derick Snodgrass challenges the church to prepare for the landing of what is in heaven to land on earth. "Prepare your hearts, repent, turn from your wicked ways, and run back to the heart of God, so that He can do what He wants to do here!"

WEEK 311 | PASTOR TODD SMITH

Jessi Green passionately communicates a message highlighting the tangible presence of Jesus and the transformative influence of the Holy Spirit. She encourages the audience to embrace the profound changes that God can bring, drawing parallels from the parable of the prodigal son and emphasizing the importance of breaking free from attitudes of entitlement and comparison. Jessi vulnerably shares personal experiences, including a miraculous pregnancy following health challenges. As the message reaches its conclusion, she extends an altar call, inviting attendees to participate in baptism and prayer, with a specific focus on seeking healing and a fervent desire for God's presence. Emphasizing the importance of spiritual warfare through prayer.

Pastor Amy delves into the timeless biblical narrative of the prodigal son, intricately examining the son's journey. Throughout her discussion, she underscores the profound mercy displayed by the father and underscores the pivotal moment when the son acknowledges his desperate need. Pastor Amy skillfully draws parallels between the themes of rebellion and religion, shedding light on the characters of both the prodigal son and the elder brother. Encouraging introspection, she prompts the audience to reflect on their own hearts, ultimately emphasizing the central role of the father's heart in this transformative narrative.

Paula talks about the significance of doors in the Jewish calendar, particularly in the year 5784. She shares personal experiences related to doors and emphasizes that Jesus is the ultimate door. She draws parallels between doors in the Bible and various life situations, encouraging the audience to step through doors with purpose. Using examples such as Noah's ark, Daniel in the lion's den, and the three Hebrew boys in the fiery furnace, she underscores the importance of trusting Jesus as the door. Paula also references Dr. Jane Goodall, an inspirational figure, and encourages women to embrace their uniqueness instead of trying to imitate others. She speaks about a well-to-do woman in the Bible who had a barren womb and highlights the concept of a daily "shot clock" to emphasize the continual opportunities for personal growth and achievement. Paula urges women in 2024 to step through the door, overcome fear and insecurity, and embrace their God-given potential. She emphasizes the need for courage, confidence, and walking in peace. The video concludes with a prayer for strength and guidance.

Pastor Karen emphasizes the importance of waiting on the Lord and being open to His guidance, acknowledging that sometimes ministers need to be flexible in their prepared messages. She encourages a shift from a consumer mentality to a posture of blessing and worship towards God. Drawing from biblical examples, she highlights David's desire to bless the Lord, even though God ultimately promises to build a house for David. The session delves into the significance of ministering to God, seeking revelation, and fostering a heart of gratitude. Pastor Karen shares insights on the Tabernacle of David, calling for a return to true worship and communion with God. The message concludes with a powerful time of worship, where attendees are encouraged to express their gratitude and acknowledge God's worthiness.

"God isn't looking for a visitation; he is looking for a habitation. LIVE IN THE SPIRIT!" Bishop Lance warns the church of becoming stagnant and lukewarm. He implores the church to stop seeking religion and to seek the face of God, and to remember that God is searching our hearts whether we want him to or not. "With revival, comes conviction!"

"Do not open the door to deception!" Pastor Paul Johnson warns the church of the elephant in the room of revival: disappointment, the doorway to deception. "It can blind, discourage, and ruin your relationship with the Father." He reminds us that God is greater and teaches us how to handle disappointment properly when it sneaks in.

"Are you ready?" Bishop Lance Johnson challenges backsliders and unbelievers with this question. True salvation and repentance bring life change, purpose, and empowerment to longer sin. "We don't have time to take a break, become offended, or step away from time of intimacy with the Lord to indulge in the lust of the flesh! How you're living right now determines your eternity!"

Week 305

304 PREACHING

"Religion is deception; Satan comes in as an angel of light. You appease people instead of telling them the truth, but the truth will set them free!" Bishop Lance makes a public apology for church leaders and pastors who have sold their visions to church members instead of Jesus. He then encourages and implores church leaders to seek God more than visions and prophetic words, to spend time with God and to KNOW him! "Every prophecy you receive is only as good as the person it came from. Take it to God!"

"Rise, Gideon, rise!" Jeremiah Johnson heeds a call to a generation of Gideon warriors to rise up out of hiding to war, to deliver, to return to the places they once hid full of the Holy Spirit to pull out others, and to know their authority and purpose to save this generation. "

"Your goal in life isn't to just get saved and go to heaven. Your goal is to go through the door , which is Jesus, and bring heaven to earth." Pastor Matt Scott challenges the church to step outside of the comfort zone to bring the Kingdom of God to the lost, to remember the laws of sowing and reaping daily, and to keep in mind that what we sow today affects our future generations. "Whether we do or don't pray, we reap what we sow..."

Celebrate with us on Week 300 of the North Georgia Revival! 300 weeks of God restoring marriages, health, freedom from addiction, and peace of mind is incredible! If you have a testimony you would like to share, send it here: info@cfchurch.tv!

Bishop Lance challenges this generation of church leaders and attendee to stop ignoring the broken, hurting, and addicted. We are rescued to be rescuers of the lost and to lead them to Jesus.

"The hardest thing for most of us to do is to accept the love of the Father." Parker Green reads the passage of the prodigal son from John 17, and challenges us to stop looking for our identity outside of Jesus, to grow up and become spiritual parents to the new Christians in our churches, and to get rid of the idols we have placed in our lives. "If you want the joy that comes from heaven that cannot be taken from you, take joy in the things that the Father takes joy in."

"If you're not preaching faith, then what are you preaching?!? Doubt and unbelief?" Pastor Chris challenges us to apply the Word of God to our feelings and to change our way of thinking if our healing has not taken place yet. "Grace has already made it available, faith takes us there!"

Pastor Todd Smith in the 9th session of the "Empty Conference" as he imparts valuable insights on stewarding a move of God. Drawing from his experiences with the North Georgia Revival, Pastor Todd highlights the significance of nurturing the early stages of a revival. He encourages viewers to maintain humility, reduce distractions, and continuously seek God. Discover the importance of meeting with God in the darkness and allowing Him to increase while we decrease. This transformative message is a guide to becoming a custodian of God's presence and leading your congregation to a profound spiritual awakening.

Join us for an inspiring and heartwarming session at the EMPTY Conference as we welcome a remarkable guest, Pastor Marty Darracott. In this session, Pastor Marty shares an incredible journey of faith, his unwavering commitment to the Lord, and the powerful influence of spiritual mentors in his life.

For over 30 years, Pastor Marty and his wife, Paula Joe, have been a source of unwavering support and guidance in the lives of many, including our host. Their unshakable faith and proximity to the Lord's presence have made an indelible impact on those around them.

In this video, you'll witness Pastor Marty's deep wisdom and insights on faith, leadership, and the importance of staying close to your spiritual mentors. He encourages us to embrace the divine opportunities and challenges in our lives, just as he did on his journey from a small town in Georgia to a powerful ministry.

As he shares personal anecdotes and anecdotes of faith, you'll be inspired to stand strong, embrace your divine purpose, and trust in the men and women of God in your life. Pastor Marty's words remind us that with unwavering faith and a heart ignited by truth, we can overcome any obstacle and achieve great things for God.

Join us for a session filled with testimonies, teachings, and anointed worship. You'll discover the incredible power of mentorship, the divine provision that comes with a God-given vision, and the life-changing impact of unwavering faith. Don't miss this chance to be encouraged, inspired, and uplifted by the remarkable journey of Pastor Marty Darracott.

In the 7th session from the "Empty Conference" featuring Dr. Robert Liardon. Join us as Dr. Liardon shares an emotionally charged introduction, introducing a beloved friend and their awe-inspiring testimony.

Listen as Dr. Liardon passionately discusses the transformative power of the book "God's Generals" and its enduring impact on the Christian community. He encourages our listeners to explore the pages of this influential work and discover the wealth of wisdom it contains.

Dr. Liardon then takes us on a journey of his personal connection with this remarkable individual and reveals the profound influence it had on his own spiritual journey. He emphasizes the importance of staying unwavering in one's faith, drawing from his own encounters with the Holy Spirit.

You'll hear about the pivotal moment in Katherine Kuhlman's life and her incredible journey to becoming a prominent figure in the church. Dr. Liardon delves into the concept of second chances and how it applies to our own lives.

The episode also delves into themes of authentic faith, the significance of speaking in tongues, and the importance of embracing one's divine calling, regardless of one's background or circumstances.

Throughout this podcast, Dr. Liardon engages in personal interactions and offers heartfelt prayers, providing spiritual guidance that can be applied to your own journey of faith.

As the episode concludes, Dr. Liardon leaves us with a powerful message about actively participating in God's work here on Earth. He shares his own faith journey, offering inspiration, faith-building, and encouragement for our listeners.

In the 6th session of the "Empty Conference," Corey Russell delves into the importance of prayer, the end times, and the necessity of nurturing a profound love for God. He highlights the significance of establishing a strong connection with God, underscores the potency of prayer, and underscores the church's role during challenging times. Corey Russell urges believers to prioritize their love for God over numbers or external approval.

Pastor Karen Smith delivers a dynamic and inspirational message to the audience gathered at the Empty Conference. With warmth and enthusiasm, she welcomes the attendees and expresses gratitude for their presence, acknowledging the significance of the event.

Pastor Karen dives into a thought-provoking exploration of two distinct groups among the conference attendees. The first group comprises individuals who have come with the intention of being spiritually "emptied" as part of their quest for personal transformation and renewal. The second group consists of those who already find themselves in a state of emptiness, possibly grappling with challenges and hardships on their faith journey.

Drawing parallels between the experiences of the audience and the biblical narrative of Jesus in the wilderness, Pastor Karen delves into the importance of relying on scripture during moments of testing and adversity. She underscores how quoting and remembering scripture can provide spiritual strength and resilience, ultimately guiding listeners through their own faith challenges.

Furthermore, the speaker emphasizes the peril of spiritual "adultery," where individuals may be tempted to turn to alternative solutions or idols during times of emptiness, rather than remaining steadfast in their faith and loyalty to God.

This podcast episode offers a powerful and enlightening teaching on navigating challenging periods in one's spiritual journey. Listeners can expect to gain insights into the significance of scripture, the power of faith, and the need to stay committed to their spiritual path, making it a must-listen for those seeking spiritual guidance and inspiration.

In the 4th episode of the "Empty Conference" podcast, Pastor David Edmondson kicks things off with gratitude and heartfelt recognition of key figures in his life. The central theme of his message centers on the concept of "irritation" within the sanctuaries of God. He sheds light on the evolution of American churches, moving from their countercultural roots to a more culturally relevant stance. Importantly, he underlines that this "irritation" primarily emanates from within the clergy, rather than from the congregation.

Pastor Edmondson underscores the significance of "emptying" our spiritual homes, ridding them of distractions and idols, in order to create a space for God's cleansing presence. Drawing inspiration from Old Testament imagery, he likens this process to the removal of idols from the walls and the subsequent purification of the house. His message strongly advocates for a "counter-cultural" approach to church, highlighting the necessity for churches to stand apart from prevailing cultural norms.

As the podcast draws to a close, Pastor Edmondson issues a compelling call to prepare for the imminent arrival of the priest, symbolizing a state of readiness for spiritual rejuvenation and profound transformation.

Pastor Chad Everette from The Roads Church in North City, Illinois, delivers a passionate sermon at the "Empty Conference." He emphasizes the importance of seeking Revelation knowledge from God rather than relying solely on rational knowledge in pastoral leadership and church growth. Pastor Chad discusses the significance of personal revelation, urging leaders to connect with God through prayer and worship, and shares his personal journey of transitioning from a desire for recognition to a desire for God's presence.

In this podcast episode, Pastor Todd Smith leads the way in session 2 of the "Empty Conference" with a fervent and life-transforming message. He kicks off by extending a warm welcome to the audience and expressing heartfelt gratitude for their presence. The core of his discussion revolves around the significance of maintaining a humble and contrite spirit in one's relationship with God. Pastor Smith also shares a personal story of his own journey of surrender and seeking divine guidance.

Throughout the podcast, he emphasizes the urgent need for a profound and enduring spiritual transformation, rather than seeking just a momentary touch from God. Pastor Smith strongly encourages pastors and listeners to shift their focus away from mere church growth and instead become willing vessels for the Holy Spirit's work.

WEEK 296 | JEREMIAH JOHNSON

"Change your shovel and dig deeper! You have to change your prayer life, worship, praise, and your Bible studies! " Pastor Robbie challenges us to keep digging despite opposition, strife, and demonic opposition. "Dig out the truth! Opposition will occur, but you've got to keep digging!"

"Judgment is here. You have forsaken the house of God." Prophet Jeremiah warns against allowing secret sin in our lives, repelling God's manifest presence in our homes and churches, spiritual war over our marriages and children, and bowing to compromise of the world. In our seasons of waiting, we should purify our motivations, intentions, and lifestyles.

"Let the winds blow and the storms come, I will walk on the water if I have to!" Bishop Lance calls the church back to the secret place of prayer, to put away things that take time away from God, and to pull out the word of prophecy over your life instead of fighting in the flesh against the storms of life. "What did God say?"

“Immorality, bad politics, and ‘sweet like syrup’ sermons are not eating up churches today–it’s the “me first attitude”. Pastor Jeff reminds us that it is imperative to keep pressing in, to never settle for the easiest option, and to surrender every part of ourselves to follow Jesus–whether it is dreams, goals, or visions we hold closer than our relationship with Him. “Christianity is radical in its essence.”

Pastor Todd discusses the importance of prayer within the context of a church's activities. It emphasizes that prayer should be considered the strongman of the church, even more crucial than preaching, worship, discipleship, or evangelism. Pastor Todd highlights how often prayer meetings are neglected or relegated to a small group of individuals, and it argues that this neglect of the prayer ministry hinders the church from experiencing true revival and spiritual power.

"Even as gross darkness covers the earth, the light and the glory of God is going to shine. God is going to raise up lighthouses of glory in the midst of a sea of mud." Jeremiah Johnson opens with a prophetic dream he had about the arm of the flesh attempting to invade churches and homes in America. He gives a warning to be aware of distractions, devote time to prayer, connect to an oil-filled church, and put full trust in the Lord. "Where is your boast, confidence, and peace found?" Is in in God?"

"Jesus did not die to build a group of Christians, He died to build an army." Pastor David reminds us that we should ever be ever-growing in authority and power. "God doesn't want you stuck..." He reminds us that it is time to let go of the past, repent, and know that God forgives us immediately. "It's time to get out of the pit!"

You can't settle. I am going to finish what I've started in you." Bishop Lance opened with a prophetic word for the church and a call to this generation to stop settling for the quickest fix. He reminds us of the importance of coming to the end of self, recognition, reputation, and ego to replace it with time spent in the secret place of prayer.

Pastor Jake Kail compares the demonized boy in Mark 9 to the darkness, rebellion, trauma, witchcraft, and suicidal spirits running rampant in our generation today. He challenges the church to stop seeking new methods of deliverance, to keep things Biblical and Jesus-centered, and to become relevant to those needing to be set free through prayer and fasting.

"I have put my words in your mouth and have hidden you in the shadow of my hand!" Pastor Karen instructs us on the wiles of the enemy and helps us to better prepare for spiritual warfare. The adversary's ultimate goal is to distract, confuse, and cause us to quit. She encourages us to rise up and stand in our authority, no matter what!

Jeremiah Johnson opens with a second part to Week 277, of a call to repentance for the church as a whole. "How long will you waver between two opinions with one foot in the world and the other in the church?" He warns of the dangers of a lukewarm church, challenges men to rise up to the be the priests of their homes and to get their homes in order, and calls women to step up and find their voices as modern-day Deborahs and Esthers with a "mama-bear anointing" to speak out against sexual perversion and immorality against the children of today! "It's time to get off the sidelines and back into the battle!"

"MARK THE TIME!" Pastor Don opens with a testimony that defies all medical odds: a man once dead, now alive and well and sharing his story! He reminds us that God wants to invade heaven into earth, but our miracles will never be found if we dictate to God how we want it to look. He encourages us to look past the circumstance and know that the promises of God are "Yes" and "Amen"!

Pastor Matt emphasizes the importance of not being deceived, remaining on guard against spiritual and mental attacks from the enemy, and staying focused on Jesus in the midst of worldly chaos. He challenges the church to rise up and no longer compromise around the scriptures on sin!

Pastor Chris McDonald shares his personal testimony and encourages believers to keep it simple, to invite Holy Spirit to teach during bible reading for revelation and better understanding, and to apply the Word of God for prayers of healing and deliverance.

Pastor David addresses and confronts a spirit running rampant in the churches as a whole: the spirit of religion. "Self-righteousness is prevalent when self-worth is measured outside of the grace of God."

"Who is in your boat?!?" Bisbop Lance begins, "Without knowing who is in the boat with you, the storms of life will destroy you." The power of sin sets out to incarcerate this generation. Bishop Lance challenges parents to rise up and show the true anointing and character of Jesus in daily life and to teach the truth of God to our children. Through his personal testimony he states, "God did not create you to be a victim, He created you to become an overcomer! The way to overcome is to KNOW Him!"

Pastor Jeff instructs on scripture from 2 Kings 13, which tells of Elisha's double-portion anointing that outlived him. You would be surprised to know of the heretical practices that were birthed from this particular passage of scripture! He calls the church to stand against limiting God through half-hearted prayers, to walk in obedience, and to stop putting a time schedule on God! The next step is to ask these heart-searching questions in your prayer time and listen for the answers. "Who am I?" (anointing) and "Why am I here?" (purpose)

Prophet Jeremiah begins his message by sharing of a vision from several years ago of two angels–one of cleansing and one of glory. “Another wave of glory is coming to the upper rooms, but before the glory comes the cleansing!” God is looking for people broken over the sin in their lives with clean hands and pure hearts. The challenge was given for a deeper consecration and the breaking off of religious-minded thinking. “Our level of encounter in the secret place of prayer will determine our level of surrender. God is seeking disciples, not fans.”

“I don’t want to be an echo; I want to be a voice!” Corey Russell opened with scriptures from Isaiah 40, and spoke of a fresh call for preparation to bring back cities to repentance. 
He challenged the church to dig deeper into the word and to ‘crack through the spirit of religion’ by staying low, on our knees, and to make room for the Lord in our lives.

Bishop Lance opens with a mindblowing statement as he reads from Luke 18. “If you are on the fence tonight, God’s coming for you–prodigals and older brothers alike! God loved the religious-minded, older brother just as much as the prodigal! He implores the church to not just know of Jesus, but to know him relationally, privately in prayer. He then continues to read in Luke and compare and contrast the two rich men in Luke 18:18 and Luke 19:1-10, and revealed which one actually KNEW Jesus! Bishop then warns of the ‘religious lip service’ of approaching a savior we do not actually know, reminding us that we reap what we sow, and challenging us to rid ourselves of compromise to live in the best that God has for us spiritually!

WEEK 274 | PASTOR CHAD EVERETT

Welcome to the North Georgia Revival Week 273 podcast! In this episode, we bring you an inspiring sermon delivered by Jeremiah Johnson on April 30, 2023

WEEK 272 | PASTOR DAVID EDMONDSON

Welcome to the North Georgia Revival Week 271 podcast! In this episode, we bring you an inspiring sermon delivered by Bishop Kevin Wallace on April 16, 2023. Bishop Kevin Wallace is the senior pastor of Redemption to the Nations Church in Chattanooga, TN. 

WEEK 270 | Bishop Lance Johnson

WEEK 269 | EVANGELIST LEVI LUTZ

Thank you for joining us for Week 268, of the North Georgia Revival! Pastor Phillip Fields will be bringing the Word tonight.

WEEK 267 | BISHOP LANCE JOHNSON

Welcome to the North Georgia Revival Podcast, where we bring you the latest sermons and teachings from the revival meetings. In this episode, Pastor Matt Scott from The Gathering Place in Moody, Alabama, shares a powerful message on the fear of the Lord.

As Pastor Matt dives deep into the Scriptures, he helps us understand what it means to have a healthy fear of God. He reminds us that the fear of the Lord is not a fear of punishment, but a reverence and respect for God's holiness and sovereignty. He also shares how this kind of fear can lead to a deeper intimacy with God and a greater understanding of His love for us.

Through his engaging style of preaching and his personal anecdotes, Pastor Matt challenges us to examine our own hearts and to consider whether we truly fear the Lord. He also offers practical advice on how we can cultivate a healthy fear of God in our daily lives.

So, whether you're a seasoned believer or just starting your faith journey, join us for this powerful message on the fear of the Lord. You won't want to miss Pastor Matt Scott's insights and encouragement to deepen our relationship with God.

WEEK 264 | JEREMIAH JOHNSON

263WEEK 263 | BISHOP LANCE JOHNSON | 5TH YEAR CELEBRATION!

WEEK 262 | PASTOR CHRIS MCDONALD

WEEK 261 | PASTOR DON ALLEN

Week 260

Week 259

WEEK_258__PASTOR_TOD_1080-englis

WEEK 257 | COREY RUSSELL | 01.09.23

WEEK 256 | PASTOR JEFF LYLE  | 01.01.23

WEEK 254 | 12.19.22 |  BISHOP LANCE JOHNSON

WEEK 253 | HAMILTON HARPER

11.27.22 | WEEK 251 l PASTOR MATT SCOTT

WEEK 250 |11.20.22 | PASTOR DAVID EDMONDSON