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Revival: Saved From The Pit
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Episode Summary:In today’s episode, Tola focuses on spiritual revival as part of the journey of asking God for help. Reflecting on Psalm 40:2 and 2 Peter 3:9, she encourages listeners to trust in God’s promises, even in times of spiritual desolation or turmoil. Tola shares her personal experiences of feeling distant from God and reminds listeners that no matter how far they feel they’ve fallen, God is always ready to restore, renew, and revive.
Key Takeaways:
Understanding Spiritual Desolation:
Spiritual desolation feels like being trapped in a “horrible pit” or “miry clay,” where progress seems impossible, and God feels distant.
This can stem from slow obedience, ignoring God’s instructions, or life circumstances that leave you feeling spiritually drained.
God’s Promise of Restoration:
2 Peter 3:9 reminds us that God is patient and does not want anyone to perish but for all to come to repentance.
No matter how shattered your faith feels, it can be restored, renewed, and revived through God’s love and mercy.
Practical Steps Toward Spiritual Revival:
Call Out to God: Ask for His help, acknowledging your need for Him.
Pray God’s Word: Use Scripture as your prayer, such as Psalm 40:1-2 or Psalm 103.
Read Your Bible: Feed your spirit with God’s promises and truth, even when you don’t feel like it.
Believe Beyond Your Emotions: Trust God’s Word more than your feelings, knowing He is faithful to His promises.
Reflection Questions:
Are you in a place of spiritual desolation or feeling distant from God?
How can you turn to God’s Word as a lifeline in your journey toward spiritual revival?
Practical Application:
Take time to pray Psalm 40:1-2, inserting yourself into the text: “Lord, draw me out of this horrible pit. Set my feet on solid ground.”
Reflect on 2 Peter 3:9 and trust that God is patient, loving, and ready to restore you.
Use a passage like Psalm 103 to remind yourself of God’s benefits and promises, turning them into personal prayers.
Closing Encouragement:No matter how deep the spiritual pit you’re in, God is ready to rescue you. Trust in His promises, call out for His help, and turn to His Word for guidance and strength. He is not slow about His promises and desires to restore, renew, and revive your spiritual life. You are loved, valued, and not alone.
Stay Connected:
Subscribe to the Daily Devotionals with Tola Olabiyi Podcast for daily encouragement.
Follow us on Instagram (@NursesOfFaith) and YouTube (@NursesOfFaith) for updates and inspiration.
Thank you for tuning in today. Let’s continue the journey of spiritual revival together tomorrow!
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Episode Summary:In today’s episode, Tola focuses on spiritual revival as part of the journey of asking God for help. Reflecting on Psalm 40:2 and 2 Peter 3:9, she encourages listeners to trust in God’s promises, even in times of spiritual desolation or turmoil. Tola shares her personal experiences of feeling distant from God and reminds listeners that no matter how far they feel they’ve fallen, God is always ready to restore, renew, and revive.
Key Takeaways:
Understanding Spiritual Desolation:
Spiritual desolation feels like being trapped in a “horrible pit” or “miry clay,” where progress seems impossible, and God feels distant.
This can stem from slow obedience, ignoring God’s instructions, or life circumstances that leave you feeling spiritually drained.
God’s Promise of Restoration:
2 Peter 3:9 reminds us that God is patient and does not want anyone to perish but for all to come to repentance.
No matter how shattered your faith feels, it can be restored, renewed, and revived through God’s love and mercy.
Practical Steps Toward Spiritual Revival:
Call Out to God: Ask for His help, acknowledging your need for Him.
Pray God’s Word: Use Scripture as your prayer, such as Psalm 40:1-2 or Psalm 103.
Read Your Bible: Feed your spirit with God’s promises and truth, even when you don’t feel like it.
Believe Beyond Your Emotions: Trust God’s Word more than your feelings, knowing He is faithful to His promises.
Reflection Questions:
Are you in a place of spiritual desolation or feeling distant from God?
How can you turn to God’s Word as a lifeline in your journey toward spiritual revival?
Practical Application:
Take time to pray Psalm 40:1-2, inserting yourself into the text: “Lord, draw me out of this horrible pit. Set my feet on solid ground.”
Reflect on 2 Peter 3:9 and trust that God is patient, loving, and ready to restore you.
Use a passage like Psalm 103 to remind yourself of God’s benefits and promises, turning them into personal prayers.
Closing Encouragement:No matter how deep the spiritual pit you’re in, God is ready to rescue you. Trust in His promises, call out for His help, and turn to His Word for guidance and strength. He is not slow about His promises and desires to restore, renew, and revive your spiritual life. You are loved, valued, and not alone.
Stay Connected:
Subscribe to the Daily Devotionals with Tola Olabiyi Podcast for daily encouragement.
Follow us on Instagram (@NursesOfFaith) and YouTube (@NursesOfFaith) for updates and inspiration.
Thank you for tuning in today. Let’s continue the journey of spiritual revival together tomorrow!