Show Me Your Glory
Gareth Evans passionately calls believers to seek the manifest presence and glory of God in their lives, drawing from the example of Moses and the Welsh Revival to inspire a revival fire within the church today.
This sermon emphasizes the importance of preparing oneself to experience God's glory and revival. It shares personal testimonies of encountering God's presence, the hunger for revival, and the need for unity and love within the church. The story of a young man mentored and blessed through a webpage called Sermon Index is highlighted, showcasing the impact of humble service and anointing for revival.
Sermon Outline
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I. The Fire in the Belly - A Personal Testimony
- Conversion and early hunger for God
- Influence of Welsh and Hebrides Revivals
- Experience of the Holy Spirit's baptism
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II. The Legacy and Power of Revival
- Stories and impact of the Welsh Revival
- The awesome presence of God as the revival's hallmark
- The call for revival in modern nations
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III. Moses and the Manifest Presence of God
- Encounter with God at the burning bush
- Moses' intercession for the people
- The necessity of God's presence for leadership and mission
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IV. The Church's Need to Seek God
- Critique of relying on programs and men over God
- The call to holiness and overcoming life
- The prayer for God’s glory to be revealed
Key Quotes
“I want to know what's God doing today. I've experienced the burning bush. I've been on the mountaintop with God and felt His glory numerous times where I've sensed His presence come in.” — Gareth Evans
“When you once experienced the presence of God, you hunger for more.” — Gareth Evans
“God, unless you go with us, I'm not going.” — Gareth Evans
Application Points
- Seek daily encounters with God's presence through prayer and devotion to fan the flame of your spiritual passion.
- Commit to living a holy and overcoming life by relying on God's power rather than human programs or leadership.
- Intercede for your church and nation, asking God to move mightily and bring revival.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Gareth Evans mean by 'fire in your belly'?
He refers to a passionate, burning desire for God and revival that fuels a believer’s life and ministry.
Why does the speaker emphasize the Welsh Revival?
The Welsh Revival serves as a historical example of God's powerful presence and transformative work, inspiring believers to seek similar revival today.
What is the significance of Moses' encounter with God at the burning bush?
It symbolizes a life-changing encounter with God's presence that calls for obedience and leadership empowered by God.
How can believers experience revival in their own lives?
By cultivating a hunger for God, seeking the Holy Spirit daily, and committing to holiness and intercession like Moses.
What is the main obstacle to revival according to the sermon?
A lack of longing for God's presence in the hearts of His people and reliance on human leadership or programs instead of God.