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The message tells the story of the Revival in Judah that King Asa lead after a message from the Lord. It emphasizes the necessity of praying for spiritual needs rather than personal desires, using King Asa's reforms in 2 Chronicles 15 as a primary example. It defines true revival as an active process requiring believers to diligently seek God with their whole heart, removing idols that distract from Him. I challenged the church to perform spiritual work by sacrificing time, talents, and addictions (like social media) to restore their relationship with God through prayer and worship. Accountability within the church community is highlighted as essential for maintaining this commitment and fostering a environment where God's presence can be experienced. Ultimately, I urge both believers and seekers to pursue God earnestly, promising that He will be found when sought with genuine devotion.

How Jesus deals with the woman taken in adultery

EXTENDING GRACE. "Jesus Changes Lives When Grace Reaches Broken People" Luke 19:1–10 KJV We live in a world that can learn your mistake in five minutes and remember it for fifty years. People get labeled by their failures, politics, addictions, reputation, money, or past. Luke 19 introduces a man everybody knew—but almost nobody loved. Zacchaeus had money, position, and a bad reputation. He climbed a sycomore tree just hoping to see Jesus. But the surprise of the story is this: while Zacchaeus was looking for Jesus, Jesus was already looking for Zacchaeus.Zacchaeus may be the only man in the Bible who went out on a limb just to go to church! Some folks today will not move three seats over—but Zacchaeus climbed a tree.

July 8, 2026 Wednesday Evening Worship Stephanas: A Man With A Worthy Addiction (I Corinthians 16:15) Pastor Kevin Humphreys