Revival is Family Podcast

Jonathan Tremaine Thomas, founder of the Civil Righteous organization in Ferguson, MO, joins Thai Lam in this episode. Thai and JT discuss the groan of the church in 2020 as “Come, Lord Jesus:” come with justice for the nations, come with racial reconciliation and healing, come and rule in righteousness on the Earth. As students embark on the Fall semester, with COVID-19, George Floyd, and Jacob Blake in the background, JT and Thai share about the acute and ancient pain of being black in America, the systemic injustices, and the burning question for young adults, “Who am I? And how does my moment connect to revival?” 

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Thai Lam and Carol Reynolds host this episode with Gui Fadlalla, the Campus Ministries Director and soccer coach at Kansas Christian College. Thai first met Gui years ago at a campus ministry event at San Jose State, but a divine appointment in January 2020 reunited old friends after fourteen years. Upon reconnecting, Gui shares the lasting impact Thai and campus ministries had on strengthening his faith, redirecting his life’s course, and set him on a path of hunger for family, prayer, and revival

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Nathan Cole of Chi Alpha Campus Ministries joins Thai Lam to discuss the current uncertain future for college campus ministries in this episode of “Revival is Family Podcast.” As universities adjust schedules and programs in the midst of pandemic, how do campus ministry teams similarly pivot while leaning into prayer and depending on the Father’s heart for what’s next? Join these two national leaders, dialoguing openly on the challenges and exciting opportunity to rely on God’s leadership for creative innovation, pioneering a new type of college ministry for Fall 2020. 

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In this episode, in a continuation of “Why College?”, Thai and Angela Lam--along with Daniel Grenz and Carol Renolds--honestly share the wisdom and direction their younger, college-aged self craved. Beyond choosing a school and major, as college students, the Luke18 family struggled with feeling the pangs of comparison, falling behind or off track, disappointment, pressure to perform on a timeline, and the never-ending stream of distraction. Join the conversation here to glean from Luke18’s years of perspective, mistakes, and the Lord’s refining process

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Thai and Angela Lam, Carol Reynolds, and Daniel Grenz engage in a relevant, round table discussion about why college, particularly in the year 2020. The length and content of one’s college career varies, but God consistently uses these significant, formative years to build healthy patterns, character, maturity, decision-making skills, and identity. Join the Luke18 team as they recall the “roller coaster,” the mistakes, the wrestle, and the victories of choosing and re-choosing to lean into God’s design in the collegiate experience. 

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Thai Lam and Corey Russell talk about living in the tension and pain of the current crisis we find ourselves in. They wrestle through the question of how should we respond in times of uncertainty amidst ongoing pandemic and in the pain of systemic racial injustice. 

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Continuing the conversation about conflict and resolution from last week, Thai, Angela, Daniel Grenz, and Eunice Cho discuss a real-life, in-the-spiritual-family opportunity to grow in communication, love, and grace through conflict. With Jesus at the center of confrontation, Daniel and Eunice experienced a deeper friendship and the excitement of knowing one another better. When conflict happens, who in relationship will be prayerful, courageous, and vulnerable unto a stronger connection in family?

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Today Thai and Angela Lam join Estian and Carol Reynolds on the topic of conflict and resolution in the context of natural and spiritual family relationships. How does a busy, sleep-deprived, hungry, human family that actively pursues Jesus initiate and navigate difficult conversations with love and grace? Join the Luke18 family as we reflect on families of origin, harmful and helpful patterns, and the productive tools to “get to the root” of conflict.  

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In this podcast, Cindy Dodd and Ed Hackett, current missionaries at IHOPKC, join Thai and share their unique testimony of prayer, a story spanning over 30 years. As students, Cindy and Ed interacted not once with each other, but Cindy continued to pray seemingly weak and fruitless prayers for her campus. Listen to Ed’s response here. 

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Allen Hood and Thai Lam continue their conversation from last week: they discuss lessons from history on how to best prepare for revival in midst of crisis.

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