God has brought us from death to life. We have become His workmanship – a divine masterpiece and creative expression of God's artistic beauty.

To study the Epistle of Ephesians is to reach into the eternal purposes of the Church to bring glory to Christ. Every believer must understand their part in this purpose to understand the weight of glory in their calling.

Proverbs 29:18 tells us that without a prophetic vision we will cast off all restraint. In other words if we do not have a purpose we will live a life of reaction and desire. We must be constrained by divine purpose for our life.

What do revivals look like and how do we start an epidemic for the Lord?

Jesus endured the cross for the joy that was set before Him. That joy was his eternal office of high priest. With such a great high priest we should have great faith because we have a great priest.

Jesus uses bread to challenge his disciple’s faith. If we examine our faith we will also find our hearts hardened. Like the disciples our hearts are hard and must be awakened to the full majesty of Christ.

True revival transforms a community and not just a church service. After studying over 800 present and historic revivals George Otis has presented the common strands that create transformational revival. This study will pursue those principles to establish a heart for God in our community.