What Christian isn't hungering for revival? Not just an emotional display of faith, but a revival that changes lives, renews churches, and can even change history. Such revivals as the Great Awakening, the Welsh Revival, and the Jesus Movement have earned their place in church history and are evidence that God is still alive and active. Even smaller revivals such as the recent revival at Asbury University in Wilmore, Kentucky, caught the attention of the world as upwards of fifty thousand Christians traveled to the college campus to witness this move of God. The recent movie, The Jesus Revolution was a surprise success at the box office as, once again, Christians flocked to hear about revival. Make no mistake, there is a worldwide hunger for revival, and especially so among American Christians. The great news is that every Christian has a part to play in bringing about revival. That part is first, last, and always prayer. Revivals are born from prayer. But will Christians pray? Do they really want revival? If recent events are indications of that fresh hunger for God in our midst, then the answer is a resounding yes! With daily Scripture readings, reflections, prayer prompts, and quotes from classic Christian leaders, this 365-day guide will aid you in your quest to experience both personal and widespread revival through persistent prayer. Yes, revival is on itsway. Will you be one of the prayer warriors to usher in thisnextgreat move of God?

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Our Cry for Revival
365 Devotions and Prayers for an Outpouring of God's Spirit
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- Introduction
- January 1: New Beginnings
- January 2: Power from on High
- January 3: The Creative Christian
- January 4: The Power of Personal Obedience
- January 5: Saying Goodbye to the World
- January 6: Conviction of Sin
- January 7: Complete in Christ
- January 8: The Suddenness of God
- January 9: Radical Reformation
- January 10: Stress and Revival
- January 11: A Clean Heart
- January 12: Self-Control
- January 13: Ready the Horse
- January 14: Sustaining Prayer
- January 15: A New Thing
- January 16: The Enemy of Revival
- January 17: Joy Unspeakable!
- January 18: God’s Alarm Clock
- January 19: Examine Yourselves
- January 20: Emotions and Revival
- January 21: God’s Will Is for Revival
- January 22: It’s All About Jesus
- January 23: God Is Enough!
- January 24: True Revival
- January 25: No Celebrities but Jesus
- January 26: Revival Brings Light into Darkness
- January 27: No Room for Racism
- January 28: Do Not Hinder His Visit
- January 29: Holding Fast to God’s Purpose for Revival
- January 30: The Contagion of Revival
- January 31: God Intends a Great Mercy
- February 1: Your Circle of Influence
- February 2: There Will Be Mockers
- February 3: He Is Worthy!
- February 4: God’s Grace Manifested in Revival
- February 5: Hatred for Our Pet Sins
- February 6: Confess Your Sins
- February 7: An Undivided Heart
- February 8: Fully Equipped!
- February 9: Revival Tears
- February 10: Overcoming Addictions
- February 11: Revival and Our Inner Self
- February 12: “If You Have Faith”
- February 13: The Sovereignty of God in Revival
- February 14: God’s Secret Work
- February 15: Prayers for More Laborers
- February 16: Resisting the Devil
- February 17: The Church Is Christ on Earth
- February 18: Quietness and Confidence
- February 19: Family Salvation
- February 20: Press Forward!
- February 21: God’s Affection toward His Children
- February 22: The Forgiveness of Sins
- February 23: Tender Sympathy
- February 24: Desperation Hastens Revival
- February 25: Revival Brings a Youthful Spirit
- February 26: Conformed to His Image
- February 27: Revival and the Word of God
- February 28: The Advance of God’s Kingdom
- March 1: The Blessed Hope
- March 2: Waiting on God
- March 3: Giving Ourselves in Worship
- March 4: God Keeps His Promises
- March 5: Carrying the Light of the Kingdom
- March 6: A Sense of Wonder
- March 7: The Vine Life
- March 8: God Is Not Passive
- March 9: The Indwelling Word of God
- March 10: A Divine Invitation
- March 11: The Mighty Hand of God
- March 12: Sanctified!
- March 13: The Perfection of God’s Plans for Me
- March 14: The Rest of Revival
- March 15: Remember the Blood
- March 16: Seek First the Kingdom
- March 17: Forgetting the Past
- March 18: The Cleansing Fear of the Lord
- March 19: Holiness
- March 20: God’s Name
- March 21: No Condemnation
- March 22: Gratitude
- March 23: The Ultimate Revival
- March 24: Living Stones
- March 25: The Practical Results of Revival
- March 26: Beware of Revival Wildfire
- March 27: All Our Needs Are Met
- March 28: A House Blessing
- March 29: Do All to His Glory
- March 30: Servants of God
- March 31: Confidence in God
- April 1: Abandoning All
- April 2: Revival Worship
- April 3: Kingdom Secrets
- April 4: Beware of the Tongue
- April 5: Guard Your Eyes
- April 6: Revival Overflow
- April 7: Nothing Is Too Hard for God
- April 8: A Revival of Love
- April 9: God’s Ownership
- April 10: “There Is No Secret!”
- April 11: Clean!
- April 12: A Mary Revival
- April 13: The Touch of God
- April 14: Hot or Cold or Lukewarm?
- April 15: Welcoming God’s Searchlight
- April 16: Celebrating the New Nature
- April 17: Caution, Yes; Suspicion, No
- April 18: Delighting in God
- April 19: Revival Is a Taste of Heaven
- April 20: Behold the Beauty of the Lord
- April 21: “Not by Might, nor by Power”
- April 22: Trials and Tribulations
- April 23: Overcome Evil with Good
- April 24: Willing to Be Invisible
- April 25: A God-Directed Path
- April 26: The Fire That Is Revival
- April 27: Fallow Ground
- April 28: Dabbling in the Occult
- April 29: The Day and the Hour
- April 30: God Has an Answer
- May 1: Come!
- May 2: Hearing God’s Voice
- May 3: Asking for the Burden
- May 4: The Coming Tidal Wave
- May 5: Be Filled!
- May 6: The Joy of Serving, Then Passing the Baton
- May 7: Limiting God
- May 8: Revival and Our Hands
- May 9: Treasure in Heaven
- May 10: Fear Not!
- May 11: Take Refuge
- May 12: Where Two or Three Are Gathered
- May 13: Revival Boldness
- May 14: Mustard-Seed Faith
- May 15: The Simplicity of Revival
- May 16: Awakening to Revival
- May 17: The Sweetness of Revival
- May 18: Receiving Revival as a Child
- May 19: Revival as Antidote to the Evils of this Present Darkness
- May 20: A Christian’s True Longing
- May 21: The Gift of Time
- May 22: Our Battles
- May 23: Revival During Adversity
- May 24: Recipe for Personal Revival
- May 25: Weakness Is an Asset
- May 26: Increased Sensitivity
- May 27: Transferring Kingdoms
- May 28: Transformation
- May 29: Don’t Revive the Past
- May 30: The Healing Nature of Revival
- May 31: No Turning Back
- June 1: Revival: God’s Intervention
- June 2: What if We Had a Worldwide Revival?
- June 3: Overcoming Tragedy
- June 4: Take Up the Whole Armor
- June 5: Miracles Abound!
- June 6: Revival Is for Believers
- June 7: Temptations
- June 8: Prayer and Revival
- June 9: Infusing Our Daily Routine with Revival Life
- June 10: The God of Revival Never Sleeps or Slumbers
- June 11: Cherished by God
- June 12: Quick to Repent
- June 13: Revival Is Calling Out the “Called Out” Ones
- June 14: Losing All
- June 15: United to Christ
- June 16: Our Daily Needs
- June 17: Provision for Our Sins
- June 18: Gazing upon Our God
- June 19: Judging Others
- June 20: Clearer Vision
- June 21: Ask, Seek, Knock
- June 22: Our Natural Life
- June 23: Dwelling in God’s Presence
- June 24: Resurrection Power
- June 25: Containers of God’s Word
- June 26: The Treasure within the Believer
- June 27: A Life of Expectancy
- June 28: Nehemiah’s Prayer
- June 29: Believing for Even the Most Hardened Sinners
- June 30: The God of All Creation
- July 1: Modern Idols
- July 2: Pale Counterfeits of True Revival
- July 3: Revival and Fear
- July 4: Revival Touching Our National Leaders
- July 5: Awake, Sleepy Church!
- July 6: Seething Hot Prayers
- July 7: Unity
- July 8: Life-Giving Revival
- July 9: Sowing the Seeds of Revival
- July 10: The Lord, My Strength
- July 11: Craving God’s Presence
- July 12: The Will of God
- July 13: Going Forward in Revival
- July 14: God’s Timing in Revival
- July 15: Revived Through Trials
- July 16: Spiritual Pride
- July 17: Secret Sins
- July 18: Revival and Our Sin
- July 19: Revival Power
- July 20: Dedication to the Lord
- July 21: Sing for Joy!
- July 22: We Are Children of Light
- July 23: Expecting the Impossible
- July 24: Give and Receive
- July 25: Our Sufficiency in Christ
- July 26: Restoration in Revival
- July 27: Accepting Our Divine Assignment
- July 28: Divine Rain on a Dry and Weary Land
- July 29: Breaking Chains
- July 30: Glorious Preaching!
- July 31: Great Intercession for the Nations
- August 1: Revival Is Not about Us
- August 2: The Mystery of Revival
- August 3: God Is Not Containable
- August 4: Revival Is a Worldwide Need
- August 5: One Accord
- August 6: The Militant Church
- August 7: Order out of Chaos
- August 8: Seeing God in Life’s Circumstances
- August 9: Revival Changes Everything
- August 10: Created for Divine Love
- August 11: God Keeps His Promises
- August 12: Our Unique Calling
- August 13: The Holy Spirit
- August 14: Life through Spiritual Eyes
- August 15: A Heart for the Poor
- August 16: Flee!
- August 17: Take No Thought
- August 18: Neglecting Our Gift?
- August 19: Revival and Our Deepest Pain
- August 20: Revival Is a Celebration
- August 21: God’s Plan
- August 22: Expect More!
- August 23: Our Endless Temptations
- August 24: The Enemy of Revival Is Self
- August 25: What Is Sin?
- August 26: When God Says No
- August 27: Revival Contentment
- August 28: Compromise Is Defeat
- August 29: The Other Revival
- August 30: The Faithfulness of God
- August 31: The Joys of Private Prayer
- September 1: To Be Forgiven of Much Is to Love Much
- September 2: Revival Is Not Entertainment
- September 3: Spiritual Gifts—Which Are Yours?
- September 4: A Summons to More Prayer
- September 5: Revival Is God Filling His Vessels
- September 6: Revival and the Will of God
- September 7: Guarding Our Time
- September 8: Preparing for the Wedding
- September 9: A Second Wind
- September 10: A New Song
- September 11: Being Jesus to Others
- September 12: Turning the World Upside Down
- September 13: Revival Opens Our Eyes
- September 14: Revival and Church Leadership
- September 15: The Fervency of Revival
- September 16: “I’ll Believe It When I See It”
- September 17: Not I, but Christ
- September 18: Hearing God in the Silence
- September 19: The Treasure Hidden in the Field
- September 20: An Oxymoron: Revival Is Free, but There’s a Cost
- September 21: Dwelling on the Other Side of the Grave
- September 22: “I Want You”
- September 23: Revival Is Inviting God into Your Present Need
- September 24: Spiritual Resources Trump Natural Resources
- September 25: Laying Aside Every Weight
- September 26: Perpetual Revival
- September 27: Continue in Prayer
- September 28: Revival and Spiritual Warfare
- September 29: Living for Eternity
- September 30: The Hymns of Revival
- October 1: Revival across Desert Sands
- October 2: Who, Me?
- October 3: In His Presence
- October 4: Revivals Happen Best on Dead-End Streets
- October 5: An End to Anemic Prayer
- October 6: Though None Go with Me
- October 7: God Is Looking for Vigilant Hearts
- October 8: Heirs of the Kingdom
- October 9: The Mystery of Revival
- October 10: Revival Is a Community Affair
- October 11: Revival and the Glory of God
- October 12: The Optimism of Revival
- October 13: Facing the Future
- October 14: Doctrines
- October 15: An Undivided Body of Christ
- October 16: Godliness
- October 17: Revival Is Not a Measure of Spirituality—Love Is
- October 18: On the Other Side of Revival
- October 19: The Fruit of Revival
- October 20: Spiritual Brain Fog
- October 21: The Needed Revival
- October 22: Beware of Mockers and Scoffers
- October 23: Pray in the Spirit
- October 24: A Glimpse of God’s Unseen Hand
- October 25: God’s Unrelenting Love for Sinners
- October 26: Wholly His
- October 27: Changing the Way We Think
- October 28: Exalting Christ, Our Lord
- October 29: What Do We Want from Revival?
- October 30: Lament in Revival
- October 31: We Are God’s Messengers to the Next Generation
- November 1: Praying Specifically
- November 2: Revival and Healing
- November 3: The Arrows of God
- November 4: Revival Is Fellowship with Jesus Christ
- November 5: God’s Word as the Template for Our Thoughts and Our Lives
- November 6: Revival Is the Means, Not the End
- November 7: Establish the Peace of God in Your Life
- November 8: “Do Whatever He Tells You”
- November 9: Unashamed
- November 10: Deeper Intimacy through Discipline
- November 11: The Measure of Our Lives
- November 12: The Lord’s Table
- November 13: The Power of Fasting
- November 14: Servanthood and Revival
- November 15: Standing on the Shoulders of Those Who Have Blazed the Trail
- November 16: No Room for Human Glory
- November 17: Coming to Grips with Our Sin
- November 18: On Earth as It Is in Heaven
- November 19: Watching and Waiting with Silent Expectancy
- November 20: Lord, Help My Unbelief!
- November 21: The Inner Life
- November 22: Abiding Fruit
- November 23: No Shrinking Back
- November 24: The Hidden Life of the Christian
- November 25: A Clear Conscience
- November 26: No Return to Egypt
- November 27: What if There Is No Revival?
- November 28: Standing Strong
- November 29: Renewing Our Mind
- November 30: God’s Word and Revival
- December 1: Be Watchful!
- December 2: The Ancient Paths
- December 3: Your Revival
- December 4: To What People Are You Called?
- December 5: The Sudden Onset of Revival
- December 6: The Gift of Revival
- December 7: For the Sins of the Whole World
- December 8: Revival Reminds Us of Home
- December 9: God on Display
- December 10: The Fruit of the Spirit Is the Fruit of Revival
- December 11: A Natural Love
- December 12: Looking to Jesus
- December 13: Live for God Today
- December 14: Revival: Small or Large, It Doesn’t Matter
- December 15: Revival and Restoration
- December 16: Emptying Ourselves
- December 17: Revival: Hunger for God Realized
- December 18: Revival and Nominal Christians
- December 19: The Power of Revival in Our Personal Ministry
- December 20: Leaving Our Nets
- December 21: Endless Prayer for Revival
- December 22: No Task Is Too Little
- December 23: On Being Single-Hearted for the Lord
- December 24: Revival and Personal Sacrifice
- December 25: The Inner Shrine
- December 26: Love Your Enemies
- December 27: When God’s Plan Takes an Unexpected Turn
- December 28: Gaze upon Jesus and Live
- December 29: Revival, the Healing Agent for Spiritual Disease
- December 30: Encourage One Another
- December 31: To Lose Is to Gain
- Works Cited
- Acknowledgments
- About the Author
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