Revive Ministries

Guest speaker Andrew Holzworth talks about the Gospel of Jesus and how to be truly intimate with the Father.

Alex Misyukovets speaks on James 2:14-26 where the evidence of a believer's true, genuine faith is Godly works. Faith is trusting in God and the Gospel and choosing to obey Him and the production of that faith is loving God with all your heart, mind, and soul which translates into love people around you.

Alex Misyukovets speaks from James 1:25-27, 2:1-13 on the importance of not having partiality within the church and having the Gospel message transform our hearts to love those around us. 

Alex Misyukovets speaks from Acts 2:41-47 and Ephesians 3:14-21 about seeking a community that is radically obedient to the Lord, devoted to Scripture, and seeking to walk in the fullness of who God is and who He created His believers to be.

Alex Misyukovets speaks from James 1:12-26

Alex Misyukovets speaks from James 1:21-27 about pursuing righteousness and obeying the word of God as a fundamental aspect of our intimate relationship with Christ. 

Alex reads from James 1:1-11, about how God uses trials to grow our faith.  As we walk through life asking for Gods wisdom, we become spiritually discerning, which leads to obedience to His word.

Alex Misyukovets speaks from 2 Corinthians 1:15-22 about how God will always be faithful to His promises, but this also includes His timing, How He wants the promise to be fulfilled, and what He wants to accomplish through that promise; we must trust Him on all accounts.

Guest Speaker Ben Felumlee.  As you start a new year, make the choice to carry Jesus' name into the year with you, not the names of the unwanted situations form the previous year. In this message Ben talks about the 3 core values of the Air Force, and how Christ indirectly modeled some of these same Values in His walk here on Earth, while making the choice to carry His Father's name above all else.

New Years Service - 2nd Corinthians 5:14-21
Alex Misyukovets talks about how the love of Christ chose us first and this leads to us dying to ourselves. When we die to ourselves we put on lenses of redemption that allow us to see what God intended to do with our life through the blood of Christ.