The Great Need Of Revival (video) — Denny Kenaston

Well, it's Time to seek the Lord. I trust that's what you came for. I'm very grateful to be here. I'm Pretty burdened right now with my message. I'm looking forward to the rest of the week To see what God can do in my own heart.

But I'm very grateful to be here and I've been looking forward for some time to these meetings. What a good wise and a good thing to do for God's people to gather together Sanctify set apart All their time and do nothing but seek the face of God.

What a good and a wise thing to do. Just want to give my appreciation for those who organize these meetings so that we can all All do that and just a few words of Introduction here I Just want to be open and honest with everyone here we found ourselves Going through much purifying in the last few months.

The Withering Work of the Spirit

I don't know how many of the other speakers can testify to that but I would have to say that God has been Doing a real work of purifying in my heart. I call it the withering work of the Spirit. You ever hear of that?

I believe that phrase comes from Spurgeon. But it also comes from the Bible in Isaiah chapter 40. You know that prophecy there about John the Baptist where he said the voice said Try or prophesy prophesied John and he said What shall I try or what shall I prophesy?

And the voice said all Flesh is grass people all flesh is just like grass and All the goodliness thereof is as the flower of the field the grass withereth. The flower faded. Why? Because the Spirit of the Lord bloweth upon it.

Surely the people is grass. So we think about a withering work of the Spirit it's the Spirit of God blowing on our flesh and You know just like that grass, you know when the wind starts blowing on it All the natural juices in the grass just dry up.

And when that wind starts blowing on that flower and all of its goodliness thereof all the natural juices dry up out of it. And there it is a wilted flower the grass withereth the flower faded or the Word of our God shall stand forever and that's what you have left, you know, and the Spirit of God gets done blowing on you and purifying you and Your natural juices are all dried up and all of your goodliness is is laid aside.

And you don't feel like you have anything to say or anything to do. Ah then the Word of our God shall stand forever and that's What we want to stand on This evening the Word of our God. So I just want to encourage you all to Expect some withering the next couple of days here I I'm planning on it myself and I trust that you will also be doing that.

You know, the Bible has several accounts where God's people and individuals set aside a time to do nothing but seek God and Each time in the Bible when they did that we see them Prospering beautifully and God being glorified by it.

And I don't know what your mindset is as you come to this place. I mean, I'm sure some of you came because you're burned before revival. Maybe some of you came to hear special speakers. But I want to encourage you that to go a little bit deeper than that go deep enough that you meet God while you're here.

That's what we need. Set apart and sanctify this time as a season to seek the Lord. You will not be disappointed. You know the Prophet Isaiah said these words. It's time to seek the Lord. You know that verse.

Seeking the Lord Until He Comes

Just just before it. He says Break up your fallow ground. It's time to seek the Lord. That's a good word for us, isn't it? That's not the message this evening, but that's a good word for us. Break up your fallow ground.

It's time to seek the Lord. To seek the Lord till when. Till he comes. It's time to seek the Lord until he comes. Till he comes. Yes till he comes and watch rains. Rains Righteousness upon us. Brothers and sisters, let's be honest.

We don't have any righteousness in ourselves. We can't do this thing. We can't crank it up. We can't put it on. It's got to come from the Lord. So let's just set this time aside and seek the face of God until he comes and rains righteousness upon us.

Righteousness brothers and sisters righteousness coming from the flow of the spirit of a righteous and a holy God. It's time to seek the Lord until he come and rain righteousness upon us. But we must seek in faith these days like Hebrews chapter 11 verse 6 says.

Well, he that cometh to God must believe that he is and That he is a rewarder of those who diligently seek him. Did you hear that brothers and sisters? He's a rewarder of those who diligently seek him.

He that cometh to God must believe that he is that God is that he's the God of heaven. That he's the God of the universe. That he's the creator. That he sits on his throne tonight and. And he is a rewarder.

He will not let us waste our time here this these few days brothers and sisters. He will not let us waste our time here. He is a rewarder of those who diligently seek him. But we must come in faith. We must believe that.

It's a promise in the Word of God. Draw nigh to God. He will draw nigh to you. Do you believe that? Amen. But you know the next verse cleanse your hands you sinners and purify your hearts you double-minded.

Be afflicted and mourn. Let your laughter return to sorrow and your joy to heaviness. Humble yourselves In the sight of the Lord and he shall lift you up. Yes, brothers and sisters. It's. It's time to seek the Lord.

I Hope that you will do that here. I hope that you have come with a heart That wants to seek God. Not just a heart that wants to hear some speakers. You know, I was impressed with the little announcement there on the website of sermon index a different kind of revival conference.

Brothers and sisters, let me tell you right here the beginning this evening. What will make this a different kind of revival conference? I mean, there's lots of good conferences where there's lots of good preaching.

There's not very many conferences where everybody falls on their face before God continually and says God. I'm not satisfied the way that I am and I'm not satisfied with the church in America. And I'm not satisfied with the way things are around me and I'm not satisfied with the world around me and I'm gonna get ahold Of you and I'm not gonna let you go until you bless me.

Those are the kind of things it'll make it a different kind of revival conference. Amen. Well, those are just a few thoughts that I have. Now we're going to pray. I Want you to open your Bibles to Psalm chapter 80, that's where we're going to be looking for our text this evening.

But first we're going to pray. You have that text? Let's bow our heads for prayer. Oh God. The heathen are coming to thine inheritance. Lord. Thy holy temple have they defiled. They have laid Jerusalem on heaps.

Oh Remember not against us former iniquities Lord. Let thy tender mercy speedily prevent us. We are brought very low. Help us. Oh God. Oh God of our salvation. For the glory of thy name and deliver us and purge away our sins for thy name's sake.

Wherefore should the heathen say O Lord? Where is their God? Let him be known among the heathen in our sight again. Father these words we find our heart in these words this evening. Yes, the heathen have come into thine inheritance.

And God that's why we're here. We are not happy Lord with the way we find things as we look around us. That's why we're here. Oh God, I pray That you'll settle down upon us tonight Lord from the beginning.

Thank you for the sweet holy awesome spirit That we sense in this place Lord. We invite you father to come and sit among us move among us spirit of the Living God. Fall afresh on us Lord. There's nothing we can do except what you give us to do.

There's nothing we can say except you say it within us. Father, I pray that you'll anoint us all the preacher and the people that we may all have years to hear What the Spirit of God is saying? To the church in these last days.

Oh God we pray in Jesus. Holy name. Amen. All right. We're looking at Psalm chapter 80. I don't know how much you studied this psalm, but this is a revival prayer. There are many revival psalms in the Book of Psalms that this is one of the revival psalms.

It is a revival song. But it is also a revival prayer and we would like to divide it that way this evening. I want you to notice that Before we begin to read this psalm I want you to notice that eight times in this psalm.

We hear the cry of the psalmist hearts Rising up. It seems to me to be a broken hearted cry rising up out of the heart of the psalmist a cry for revival a cry for Return to reality a cry to return their hearts back to God in his ways a cry to bring back Former days of blessing and a cry to save them to come and personally deliver them.

Four of these eight cries flow together like the refrains of a chorus you'll see as we read down through there as I studied this psalm it reminded me, you know of That song which we often sing which is also a revival prayer.

Do you know the song? Lord as of old at Pentecost Thou didst thy power display. With cleansing purifying flame descend on us today. That's one of the verses, but then there's a chorus that you sing over and over again.

Lord send the old-time power that Pentecostal power thy floodgates of blessing on us throw open wide. Lord send the old-time power that Pentecostal power that sinners be converted and thy name glorified.

This song is put together just like that one. It is a prayer. Israel was commended by God to sing it as a prayer unto God. And we want to look at it in light of that. I Want you to notice eight things in this psalm.

The Beautiful Memory of Revival

First of all, we want to see the beautiful memory of revival. Secondly the great need of revival. Thirdly the strong cry for revival. Fourthly the angry enemy of revival. Number five we want to see the powerful reality of revival and six the glorious person of revival.

Number seven we'd like to look at the longevity of revival and number eight the Unchanging way of revival and all of these points are hidden here in this text. Shall we read together? Give ear. Oh Shepherd of Israel Thou that leadest Joseph like a flock.

Thou that dwellest between the cherubim shine forth. Before Ephraim and Benjamin and Manasseh stir up thy strength and come and save us. Here's the chorus. Turn us again. Oh God and cause thy face to shine and we shall be saved.

Oh Lord God of hosts. How long will thou be angry against the prayer of thy people. Thou feedest them with the bread of tears and give us them tears to drink in great measure. Thou makest us a strife unto our neighbors and enemies and our enemies laugh among themselves.

Here's the chorus again. Turn us again. Oh God of our hosts and cause thy face to shine and we shall be saved. Thou has brought a vine out of Egypt. Thou has cast out the heathen and planted it. Thou prepares room before it and it's caused it to take deep root and it filled the land.

Hallelujah, the hills were covered with the shadow of it and the bows thereof were like the goodly cedars. She sent out her bows under the sea. That's the Mediterranean Sea and her branches under the river the river Euphrates.

Why hast thou then broken down her hedges. So that all they which pass by the way do pluck her. The boar out of the wood doth waste it and the wild beast of the field doth devour it. Return all we beseech thee.

Oh God of hosts look down from heaven and behold and visit this vine and The vineyard which thy right hand hath planted and the branch that thou made is strong for thyself. That's Jesus. It is burned with fire.

It is cut down. They perish at the rebuke of thy countenance. Let thy right hand be upon the man. Let thy let thy hand be upon the man of thy right hand. Upon the Son of Man whom thou made is strong for thyself.

So will not we go back from thee quicken us and we will call upon thy name. Turn us again. Oh Lord God of hosts cause thy face to shine and we shall be saved. Isn't that a beautiful revival prayer. God commanded Israel to sing this song and They sang it.

Continually just like we have songs that we sing. Continually just like we have songs that we sing that are a prayer that we find the very burden of our heart in the words of the song here Israel had an opportunity to find the burden of their heart in the songs that they sang this revival song.

Breaking the song down into eight different sections. First of all, we want to consider the beautiful memory of revival. We see it in verse 1 and we also see it in verse 8 through 11. Israel is looking back.

Israel is remembered the way it used to be. And brothers and sisters if we have no beautiful memory of revival. There's a probably a good chance that we'll never see another one. The beautiful memory of revival is a catalyst in the hearts of God's people.

Which works like salt the salt their appetites and give them a hunger and a thirst for something that they do not have anymore. It's the beautiful memory of revival and for Israel. It was the memory of the beautiful way in which God was with them how he led Joseph like a shepherd like a like a flock through the wilderness and into the land of Canaan how he was there Guiding them and with them a pillar of cloud by night and a pillar of fire by day.

All those were sweet memories for the children of Israel. Also as Israel begins to put their memory on the beautiful things that God has done for them in the past. They also have to remember how that God led them out through that wilderness and into the land of Canaan and drove out the heathen that were there and planted them like a vineyard there in the land of Canaan and caused that vine to prosper and caused that vine to grow and its Bows spread out in all of the area and all the way to the Mediterranean Sea and all the way over to the river Euphrates.

That's the beautiful memory of revival. The glorious memory of God leading him through the wilderness and planting them in a beautiful land. Well brothers and sisters for us. Well, you can start on your own personal side right there.

What about the beautiful memory of that day when you first met the Lord Jesus Christ? Do you remember what it was like? You remember how your heart was overflowing. Do you remember how you couldn't keep yourself quiet?

Do you remember how you just kept opening your mouth and telling others about it? Do you remember how sweet the Bible was you remember how sweet it was when you prayed? It's the beautiful memory of revival brothers and sisters.

Praise God for the beautiful memories. Amen. Those beautiful memories are like a catalyst in our heart. Which will not let us settle down very long if we lose our way in the fire of God doesn't burn in our heart anymore.

We begin to remember don't we? We begin to remember. That's God's planned for each one of our hearts. For the church we look to the historical memory of the book of Acts if you want to have a beautiful memory of what Revival was all about in the book of Acts there you can go and look and see the beautiful things.

Which God did how that Christ was in the midst of his church how that Christ was building his church how that the Spirit of God was upon the early church there and souls were being saved on every side and Glorious fellowship was happening from house to house and everywhere.

That's the beautiful memory of revival. Psalm chapter 44 verse 1 says these words we have heard with our ears. Oh God, our fathers have told us what work thou didst in their days in the times of old and I believe brothers and sisters that it's the will of God and I thank God for Every man and woman who wrote down the records of revival in the past.

Because we can read them and when you read them and you realize I'm so far away from this account that I'm reading in this Book right here. There must be something wrong with me. And there is it's the beautiful memory of revival.

There is something stimulating about the accounts of revival that sparks a desire in the heart. Amen, it just does that that's why we're here this weekend. We're here this weekend because of the beautiful memories of the revivals of the past and when we saw that little name Revival come seek God for revival because we have a memory of what revival is all about.

We came here to this meeting. There's something stimulating about the accounts of revival. It creates hunger within our hearts. It builds faith for today and it encourages us on to believing prayer that we can believe God for a revival in this our day.

Maybe it's in our own personal life, you know I can't stand up here this evening and promise you a nationwide revival will come out of these three days that we're spending together. I can't promise you that but there's one thing that I can't promise you.

I can promise you a personal revival. I can promise you a life-changing three days here based on the promises of the Word of God God will meet your needs and I can also promise us a corporate revival.

If you get this many people together with a serious heart to seek the face of God God will meet with us. It's because of the beautiful memory of revival that I can tell you those things. I've seen it happen before.

Here they were they're supposed to sing this memory as a song over and over again. With a refrain that echoes a cry from their heart do it again. Lord do it again. Amen. I mean, that's right where we are.

It's the beautiful memory of revival. I think of the that the rid that the count of revival there that happened in I believe it was in 1970 there down in in South Africa where brother Keith is is from and and he can attest to this.

You know the the revival among the Zulu people and how those those German missionaries were there and and they were doing their missionary work. And things weren't going very well and and there wasn't very many converts and the converts that did come fell back and went back into the world and they Decided instead of just saying that people are hard and don't want to listen.

Maybe there's something wrong with us. Oh good question. Maybe there's something wrong with us. You know, I thought about it as we were singing those beautiful songs about the Lord Jesus Christ. I thought Lord how how is it that we have lost our way so far?

From all the beautiful things that you died and shed your blood for how is it Lord that we have lost our way? How is it? There are those German missionaries. And they had enough humility about them to say, you know, maybe something's wrong with me.

And they opened up the book of Acts and started having Bible studies on their knees early in the morning and they'd read a chapter in the book of Acts and study it and then fall on their knees and weep and Say God, that's not my life.

This went on for months. Then suddenly God came God came. And everything changed. Everything changed and I just read the account here the other day of of that the the senior missionary there Errol Stegen, I believe that's how you say his name and he gives his testimony about The fact that he there was some things in his own heart in life and God was pressing him.

Withering him. Amen. God was withering him and he was Resisting and he was not wanting to bring it out and not wanting to get public about the things that God was Pressing on his heart in but finally he got through to God and he opened those things up and he broke his heart and he Confessed his need and in a couple of days later God came.

Oh. Think about it brothers and sisters. What if he hadn't lose would not have been converted? What if he hadn't? But he did it's the beautiful memory of revival these things these stories stir my soul.

I've been reading revival history. My how long ever since I met Lou and Ralph's of Tara, that's 1974 our heart don't they. You know God God knew God knew what memory does, you know there with the Revelation chapter 2 there with the church at Ephesus and I mean everything was go real nice.

You know, they're taking a stand for the Lord and they're laboring and they're doing many good things. And I mean, they're a fine church and they were fine church. But God knew God knew better. God knew the memory that they had in their minds and he told them.

Nevertheless, I've somewhat against you you have left your first love. Hmm. And sometimes they say you lost your first love. Brother sister, we don't lose our first love. We leave it. There's a big difference, isn't there?

Losing something. Oh, where did it go and leaving something little by little allowing the heart to get cold and insensitive and a little sin creeping in there and all of a sudden that Fire that love that zeal that we had it's gone.

See God knew that the beautiful memory of revival was in the hearts of that church at Ephesus and he said remember. And do the first words. Well, we can give many accounts here, but we better move on.

The Great Need of Revival

Understand there's no clock in this building. Is that right? I Don't see one. All right. Let's move from there to the great need of revival. You see those two flow together first. You have the beautiful memory of revival and with that beautiful memory of revival.

Then that comes to settle down upon the heart the great need of revival when you realize that's something back there. But I don't have it here. It's like it creates a jealousy in your heart doesn't it.

I Remember the account of the Welsh revival and when the the news of the Welsh revival Ended up down in India those people down there in India in the area where air Amy Carmichael was and other missionaries down there.

They heard about this revival and it did something inside their hearts, you know. It's like provoke them and they realize hey if God did it for them. God can do it for us. Let's start praying. And it's just that simple brothers and sisters if God did it for them, then God can do it for us.

And they began to pray. The great need of Revival. Oh Lord of hosts. How long wilt thou be angry against the prayers of thy people? You're not answering our prayers Lord. You're feeding us with troubles and tears and just seems like there's troubles on every hand.

The great need of revival. Our neighbors Lord were a reproach to our neighbors Lord. That Beautiful vine that you planted there all those many years ago and you put a hedge about it. You said this is my vine.

These are my people. You put a hedge around us. Why have you broken down the hedge Lord? The hedge is broken down and the boar out of the woods comes in and tears at us and The people walk by the heathen walk by and pluck the fruit off of the vine.

The great need of revival. Brothers and sister. Is there not a great need for revival? What about the Lord's testimony? What about the testimony of the Lord his name? His name is not being represented properly.

I Remembered how the vine prospered. They remembered back there in those days in Solomon's days when the temple was built in the Holy Ghost came down and filled that temple. There's a kind of glory in the cloud filled that place and all the priests had to run out of there and the people fell on their faces and then Solomon gets up there and offers a sacrifice out there puts no fire on it.

Fire comes down out of heaven and lights the sacrifice. On fire, they remembered those days those beautiful days when the Lord's testimony was clear when the people traveled from Nation after nation all around Israel.

They came they came what for they came to hear the wisdom of Solomon the king. They came to see the order of the people as they worship. They came to see the beautiful temple God's house, which had been built there and now.

All of that's gone. All of that's gone. What about the Lord's testimony in our day brothers and sisters you see the great need of revival when you start reflecting on the memories of revival if you reflect on them sincerely up out of your heart will gush a burden.

It's not that way anymore and it's not that way anymore brothers and sisters. We all know that. I mean, come on. There's no difference between the world and the church all the Gallup polls attest to it.

And they're not slanted one bit, you know, they're totally unbiased. They go out there and take these Gallup polls and find out there's basically no difference at all between the world and the church.

What about the Lord's testimony. And I thought about all those people coming by and plucking fruits, you know when you first read that you think, okay. The world's coming and eating those nice grapes, but they're not plucking grapes brothers and sisters.

They're plucking sons and daughters. Mark it down if Israel was a vine and the fruit of the vine is sons and daughters. Oh how the world loves to pluck the sons and daughters of the Church of Jesus Christ.

God help us. God says I'm grieved with you. I'm Burdened down he says in the book of Amos because I gave you sons and I gave you sons for prophets and Nazarites and You just let them go do all kinds of other things.

Yeah, the world loves to pluck the fruit from the church. Fine young men and young ladies crisp gracious kind mannerly hard-working obedient just. Instead of a profit you get a businessman who makes a million dollars.

So what? God says my heart is bowed down heavily. Because I gave you sons for prophets and Nazarites. There's not very many prophets around anymore. Is there why has thou broken down the hedge Lord? We know don't we.

We know. But from there we don't stop praise God. We have this beautiful memory of revival. Which begins to quicken in our heart you begin to see the need the great need for revival. Then out of that if we've got a responsive heart comes a strong cry for revival.

The Strong Cry for Revival

You see how that works. You see brothers and sisters. It needs be that we be in this place this evening. Because things are falling down and we know that it can be different. The hedge is broken down and we know that it can be built up again.

It's good for us to be here but thus the strong cry for revival in verse 1 I mean All the way down through there. Turn us again. Oh God. Turn us again. Oh God. Give ear. Oh Shepherd of Israel. Shine forth hear those prayers.

Turn us again. Oh God. Make your fight face to shine on us again. You know, you know what happens with God's face shines on his people. You know what happens. It's pretty powerful when God makes his face shine again.

Turn us again Lord. Return we beseech you. Oh God of hosts look down from heaven. Behold and visit this vine. You see the strong cry for revival comes up once you let the memory of revival grip your heart and Then the burden comes upon you for the need of revival.

Well, then the natural thing is to pray. Amen. The natural thing is to pray prayer. Earnest prayer believing prayer. Broken-hearted prayer persistent prayer. It's the secret of every heaven-sent revival.

You know as well as I do you've read the history books. That's exactly how it works. Something beautiful happens it begins to cool. Things fall down the testament of the Lord is destroyed the young people start going in directions that we don't want them to go and.

Then there's a small group over here. It's often a hidden group just a couple of little old ladies and four or five ministers hiding in the barn in the middle of the night. A small little group. But I'll come from their heart comes this cry.

Lord Lord turn us again. Send revival. Lord send revival. We need revival and the next day you're out in real life and there you see the The way the church is and you see the youth and all those things and back there you go to the prayer again.

But brothers and sisters it would be very discouraging if we didn't have those beautiful memories of revival wouldn't it. It'd be very discouraging. You look around all you see is trouble, you know. Just like oh, which which one of the prophets was it there that Habakkuk?

I believe who said Lord revive thy work in the midst of the years. You know what he was saying. He was looking around. He was seeing the condition of everything and saying Oh Lord Revive your work. Everything's falling down.

But the exciting thing is when you read accounts of revival. There rises within your heart of faith that impetus of faith that that Believing prayer begins to come out of your heart and you don't just tell God how bad everything is.

You seek God. With a positive faith filled attitude. Lord send revival. You did it in the past. I know you'll do it again. That's a whole lot different than just complaining before the Lord, isn't it?

And I'm afraid many times that's that's thought what the Lord gets from us is a bunch of complaints about how bad it is. Look at this and look at that and my I'm so tired of this and that won't bring revival brothers and sisters but prayer will.

Prayer will earnest prayer believing prayer broken-hearted will bring revival. David Brainerd Wrestled with God day and night because of his burden for the heathen. Day and night that God would call out a people for his name among the Indians.

And you know what? There was a day. I mean that that young man. He prayed he prayed when nobody else was praying. He didn't have anybody to pray with him. He prayed by himself. But bless God he prayed with God and God and one man is a majority it didn't bother him that he didn't have anybody else to pray because God was with him and he went out there in the beginning of The day and started praying and sometimes it was snowing and he finished praying four or five hours later and it snows all around him.

This high and he's just had a hole in there where he had prayed the thing open. He prayed and one day, you know when God comes things happen. You know, you might stand there and look at those Indians back there in Brainerd's day.

And they were drunkards and they were mean and they they were murderers. They killed each other and and that was just they were on drugs and all of those things. They were a mess and you could look at him and say no hope for them.

But David Brainerd knew God and he knew that with God all things are possible. The face of God in prayer believing prayer earnest prayer broken-hearted prayers. I Mean brothers and sisters. He got on praying ground and he stayed there and one day suddenly God can't cook those bunch of wild Indians and turn them into holy Worshiping Saints.

Hallelujah. Do it again Lord. Got any drunks in your neighborhood. God still saves drunks, you know, I'm one. The revival in Wales was preceded by many many praying people from 1897 all the way to 1904 many ministers gathered to pray for a visitation of God upon the churches of Wales at Times there was utter desperation in their prayers.

But they refused to let go and they continued to pray and the day came when God came. I think of the Moravian revival 1727 there counts in Centaur there at her and hut with all that. I mean that mixed multitude of Christians Lutherans brethren Anabaptists Calvinists from Switzerland, I mean he had a bunch all kinds of them there and they started fussing with each other and you know they'll do that on all those doctrines and Things weren't going too well and they started praying count sins and or started praying for revival and he got a few others to start praying for revival and suddenly one day in the middle of a communion service God came and when God comes things start happening.

And God took that little group of praying Moravian Christians and Turned them into one of the most powerful missionary bands the world has ever seen. Then carry it on with each other dividing and arguing about this doctrine and that one and whether the whether the bread turns into this and not whether it does it and all those things and then one day God came and Jesus was in their midst.

Spurgeon testified of the hidden group of desperate prayer warriors who stormed heaven for a visitation in their church every Sunday morning. He said at times the burden and presence of God was so intense that no one dared to even speak.

That's when you know God's there. Nobody wants to say anything. Have you ever been there? I've been there. You don't even want to get up behind the pulpit and say because God is there can it happen again?

Oh. There's lots of debates about that whether it can happen again. Can revival happen again they say. Well. Is God still alive. Brothers and sisters revival is just God. Is God still alive. What can happen again?

It can happen in your own life again. It can happen here this week again. It can happen in your church. Yes, it can a strong cry for revival comes up. Understand brothers and sisters. Let's move on from here.

The Angry Enemy of Revival

Let's look at the angry enemy of revival. You might know who that is in this psalm. He's the boar out of the woods and this boar out of the woods. I've seen a boar. We're not talking about a regular pig like you find in a barn somewhere here in America.