Derek Mack and Chase Cofer speaking on "Second and Third Great Awakenings" for CR Conversations on December 27, 2020.

Derek Mack and Corey Heck speaking on "First Great Awakening" for CR Conversations on December 20, 2020.

Derek and Michael continue on the subject of revival and church history, focusing in on the missions movements that sparked after the Reformation. They talk about the Moravians, the Student Volunteer Missions Movement and end with current modern day missions. We are challenged to obey the Great Commission, to take the Gospel from inaction to action, whether through giving or going.

Derek and Troy Mack pick back up the topic of church history. This week they focus on the Reformation, a time when Christianity was re-forming into what it was always supposed to be Biblically. We are encouraged to not approach this conversation as just a history lesson, but instead to let the remembering of what God has done in the past give us life. Derek also challenges us to not let the flaws of men such as Martin Luther or John Calvin keep us from learning from them but instead be inspired by their courage and determination to stand up for truth.

Zach and Graham start a new series on revival. They highlight the global impact of the Welsh revival and its influence on the Azusa Street revival. Zach breaks down what revival is and why we shouldn't let the term lose meaning. We are inspired by stories and people from both these great revivals and the generations of intercession they stand on.

Derek and Michael continue the series on Circuit Rider History. They elaborate on the defining moments that changed the course of Francis Asbury and John Wesley's lives. We learn about Wesley's transformation from being someone stuck in religion trying to earn righteousness, into someone preaching life back into dead religion. Derek challenges us to examine ourselves because it's possible to be in ministry but not be born again.

Derek and Michael continue the conversation on Circuit Rider history, with a focus on camp meetings. They give context for what camp meetings are and the cultural/political climate they were birthed out of. We are inspired by the hunger for God that would cause people to travel from hundreds of miles away and stay at these gatherings for days. Michael emphasizes that it's less about imitating the logistics of camp meetings but rather desiring the DNA of these revival gatherings.

Derek, Troy and Michael begin a new series about the original Circuit Riders, whose DNA is relevant to our current ministry. We get an overview of their history and are inspired by the minimal requirements yet gritty characteristics that marked the lives of past Circuit Riders.

Derek, Zach and Chase continue the conversation surrounding Biblical leadership, this week focused on the topic of humility out of Philippians 2:3. Zach inspires with the reminder that Jesus was the personification of humility and the ultimate example of a servant leader. We get hit with personal conviction to lay a foundation of humility in our own lives in order to bring about real change for the Kingdom of Heaven.

Derek, Chloe and Brian have a conversation around surrendering to the Holy Spirit from Luke 4:18-19. While most conversations about the Holy Spirit often focus on power, they emphasize that power is only part of it. Surrendering to the Holy Spirit is the key to following God, obeying the scripture and seeing people saved and discipled. We learn how even Jesus, when he came to earth as a human, had to surrender daily to the Holy Spirit which eventually led to His death on the cross.