What is a revival? According to Ron Mcintosh, former chaplain of ORU, the term 'revival' means several things. For one, it is a divine attack on society. It is the marshaling of forces fatal to the kingdom of darkness. It is the enlisting, training, and empowering of believers as a prelude to evangelism. Revival is God's military tactic which concentrates His resources for a vital blow at a crucial moment. It is a reinvigoration of God's people with His truth and power. You can see, true revival covers a wide and diverse range.

Strength is always found in true humility. Meekness is not weakness; rather it is the proper way to demonstrate strength and resolve. But how do you develop in humility? How do you put it on?

Have you met people in your world who make themselves out to be candidates for the title "Smartest Man in the World?" People who possess an innate overestimation of themselves? What you will find as you study the truth of God's Word is that pride is an absolute downer. Overrunning pride always leads to a severe fall. The way of humility is the right way, the normal Christian life. How do you diminish the pride of natural life while increasing in the fruit of humility?

Hesed is God's very mercy which flows out from His Throne. His instructions to us, as His children, is to boldly come to receive it when we need help.

What is the concept of clean and unclean in the Old Testament? We need to see it as God sees it. We will continue to look into this idea as we pick-up where we left off in last week's podcast on the ritual cleansing of the leper in Leviticus fourteen.

In Season Four Episode Sixteen, we continue to take a more extensive look at the healing of the leper especially centering on the healing ritual surrounding the leper in Leviticus chapter fourteen.

In last weeks' podcast, we looked at some healing words used in the New Testament. We ended the podcast just touching on the healing word Jesus used when ministering to the leper. This week, we take a more extensive look at the healing of the leper especially centering on the healing ritual surrounding the leper in Leviticus chapter fourteen. All this on this week's Light on Life.

You can be healed by reading the Word. Doesn't that match the scripture in Proverbs 4:20-22?

Proverbs 4:20–22 (KJV) — 20 My son, attend to my words; Incline thine ear unto my sayings. 21 Let them not depart from thine eyes; Keep them in the midst of thine heart. 22 For they are life unto those that find them, And health to all their flesh.

Get ready to be healed today. We are going to be reading some healing verses. And, God may choose to heal you this way this day. So, hook your faith up to His Word today. All this and more on this week's Light on Life.

This is the New Years edition of Light On Life. This is the time of the year where people think about things like resolutions, goals, and vision for the upcoming year. Soon after the completion of Disney World, someone said, "Isn't it too bad that Walt Disney didn't live to see this?" Mike Vance, creative director of Disney Studios, replied, "He did see it—that's why it's here." Vision is seeing things invisible. Do you have a new vision for this new year?

God's plan was thought up and set in motion before the foundations of the world (Eph. 1:4). Particular courses of events and situations, at times, align to bring into a focus a particular aspect of God's wisdom and plan. Today, we are going to look at the birth of Jesus in this way. We are going to look at some of the events that came into view and we are going to ask a rather startling question about one of those events, the appearing of the star. Here is the question: 'What would have happened, had the Star not appeared?'