The church today exists in a changing and complex culture. As the church develops it must orient itself both in relation to the culture of its origins and in relation to the contemporary culture it encounters. The church must understand its responsibility in the transforming of culture. The church must be the church in every generation, staying true to unchangeable truth principles and mission. 17 Pages of Notes. 30 PowerPoint Slides.

Frank Damazio outlines the need for revival and develops the desire to see revival take place, first personally and then corporately, within our lives and churches. Revival is studied, passion is instilled for another fresh outpouring, and an expectation for the possibility of experiencing God’s appointed time is nurtured. Softcover 6″ × 9″, 409 pages

It is God’s desire to revive His people and our responsibility to respond. Even as King Asa led the people as they covenanted together to seek the Lord, it is time for us to set our hearts to seriously seek God. 8 pages of notes; 15 PowerPoint slides.

As we respond to God, He will revive our spiritual passions and fill us with a new spiritual freshness. Hezekiah responded to God with a restoration of worship. As believers today, we are a New Testament priesthood called to revive the spirit of worship and praise in our lives. 5 pages of notes; 8 PowerPoint slides.

King Josiah lived in a time of great wickedness, yet he chose to respond to God with a spirit of purity that was free from mixture with the culture of the day, a life that was set apart completely to God. Regardless of our culture and environment today, we also are called to live pure lives before God. 6 pages of notes; 10 PowerPoint slides.

In the midst of dark days, Zephaniah brought a clear message from God to look beyond the wickedness and complacency toward sin and look to God. God wants to bring a reviving of vision and a reviving of hope to His people. 5 pages of notes; 10 PowerPoint slides.