The Revival Day
“In that day the deaf will hear words read from a book, and the blind will see through the gloom and darkness. The humble will be filled with fresh joy from the LORD. The poor will rejoice in the Holy One of Israel.” – Isaiah 29:18-19
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This is a repost. Published originally on 24/05/2018.
Series: The Book of Isaiah
So often we think that God is out there like a distant entity that we have to worship and sing songs to. But God isn’t like that, He is like a potter and He wants to put His hands into the clay and mould every aspect of our life. If we let Him do that, we receive detailed directions for our life.
This is what the bible says in Isaiah 29:18-19, its talking about “in that day”. That day is coming for you because thats the promise of God.
That day is kind of a revival day, because of the things that is going to happen:
– the deaf will begin to hear
– the blind will begin to see
– the humble will have fresh joy
– the poor will rejoice
This is revival. Revival is something that is dead is revived back to life.
A church, city or nation that once had a relationship with God, who could hear the voice of God, who could see the light and now that is dead, God is saying that He is going to revive them.
When we consistently walk away from God, we automatically wither away because the bible says we cannot do anything apart from God.
Even after we disobey God, there is still hope because God has not given up on us. Share on XPrayer:
Lord, I declare that every person that is stuck in any addiction or any sinful lifestyle, in Jesus name let them be released from there and be brought back to life. In Jesus mighty name they will be brought back into the house of God, into the presence of God, into a real personal relationship with God and they will be able to hear and see You. Thank You for the revival day is coming. We give You the praise, in Jesus name we pray. Amen!
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