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Revival Conference 2007 - Keith Daniel - Part 1
Keith Daniel
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Keith Daniel

Revival Conference 2007 - Keith Daniel - Part 1

Keith Daniel passionately emphasizes the necessity of humility, reliance on God's strength, and the transformative power of the Holy Spirit and God's Word for revival and effective ministry.
This sermon is a heartfelt expression of gratitude towards individuals who have played significant roles in the speaker's ministry journey, highlighting the impact of their support and the blessings received. It also emphasizes the importance of humility, reliance on God's strength, and the power of God's Word to transform lives. The speaker's prayer reflects a deep desire for God's presence, anointing, and the life-giving power of the Holy Spirit to work in the hearts of the listeners.

Full Transcript

I am deeply grateful to God for this privilege of being here tonight, and I do thank our dear brother Don, and all he does and means for us and for so many, for the extension of God's kingdom and the glory of Jesus' name. It's a blessing to know him. Thank you. I'm honored tonight in a peculiar way in that most of the men who brought me to America are in this meeting, apart from one or two, and the first man was Harold Vaughan. Now, Harold Vaughan, I believe, spoke. He was the first one to bring me to America, and I had been in Canada extensively, but somehow Harold was the one who got me here to your country many years ago now, and it was lovely to know he was going to be on the program. Then Denny Keniston, the charity mission work, he's also here. He gave me many, many pulpits and spread the messages I brought in such weakness. In love for God's kingdom, he spread the messages very widely, and I thank God for him. And then, after Denny, there was Ralph Saterra. I believe he's here also. I shook his hand just now, and it was just lovely to see him. Him and Nancy Wells and how they organized her first HeartCry for Revival conference with Mr. Stephen Alford there, and they somehow trusted me to be the other speaker. I was very, very humbled to stand with the great, godly Stephen Alford before he died in one of the last moments he ever spoke publicly, anyway. But it is lovely to see Mr. Saterra here also, and then there is Mr. Goffard, who's not here tonight, but we must make a plan next year, or somewhere where you want to get all these men together, please. It would be lovely to have them all, everyone that brought me to your country. And then, of course, Brother Don, who for a number of years now has kept the doors open at America, and I don't do anything, just arrive, and all's done, of all the churches where there's invitations across this country to preach for ten weeks of preaching annually like this. So, thank you, and thank the dear Lord that these dear men and their godly wives can be here tonight. Finally, to thank Greg Gordon. Is he Gordon Greg or Greg Gordon? I was so scared there for a moment. Dear Greg Gordon, he's a young man and a man who has vision like very few in a whole lifetime. And he has somehow in a remarkable way got a website that has been honored by God in a very unusual way across the whole world. And the conservative minded people of God's kingdom, those who want no compromise, no matter what the rest of the church does, are deeply grateful to God for the messages this dear man has somehow made available on one site in such a very godly way. And I have been so blessed that the dear man, for some reason though I never met him in my life, did put my messages on alongside of some of the names that I dare not even think my messages could be on the same website. But when I've looked at how many people across the world are downloading the messages, I've realized God is with this man and his vision in a very remarkable way. So this is his first convention that he just stepped out in faith. As a 26-year-old man, you just don't hold conventions like this. But he did. And we bless God for him. We thank God for the vision he has. And we hope that as he stays low at the feet of Jesus, the Lord will really use him mightily and more and more mightily as God leads him, enables him, and unsanitizes his ministry. So thank you very, very much, dear brother. Though I've never met you, your heart bear hope somewhere. Much prayer goes up to you, young man. And we long to see great things in this world for Jesus' kingdom through you, beyond this meeting, these meetings. Can we bow for a moment of prayer, please? And I do hope this loudspeaker's been put up a bit, because last night I sat there and I didn't hear everything, so I'm sure there are others that needed it to be much louder than last night. Forgive me for telling you what to do, but I have one fear that I have in life. I only have one fear, that someone could walk out of a meeting I preached at the same as they came in. And because of that fear, I'm daring to hope you're not going to be offended by asking you to please put this loud enough not to offend, but so loud that no one could fall asleep. Can we bow before our God, the Creator, the Savior, and the coming Judge? Can we all humbly bow before Jesus Christ, our High Priest, that ever liveth to make a decision for us? Our Father, we thank Thee above everything for Jesus. Our Savior, we bless Thee that the Holy Spirit shall not speak of Himself. His whole work is to glorify Christ, to conform us into the image of Jesus Christ, to draw us to Christ and to exalt Christ's name through us. We bless Thee for our Savior, for His blood, for His risen, resurrected power, and that He lives in us. Christ in you, the hope of glory. We bless Thee, dear God, for this book that Thou hast in mercy given to man. We ask Thee, for without Thee we can do nothing. We are nothing. That's why thou hast carefully choosed the best things of the world, the weakest things of the world, the despised things, those things that are despised, that no flesh can glory in Thy presence. Thou wilt never present Thyself where a man touches the glory or wants it. Now we all pay deeply conscious, without Thee we can do nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing. And so all of us look up to Thee, our expectations in Thee and Thee only. The letter killeth, but the Spirit giveth life. Come, give life to Thy Word. Thou hast promised Thou dost honor Thy Word above all things. Thou dost honor Thy Word above all things. And because of that promise, we all come to Thee tonight and ask Thee, honor it, honor it, that which Thou dost seek for men to honor above all things, honor it tonight, though it comes through the weakest, basest, and at its best most unprofitable servant. Thou dost not need to remind me of that, Father. Please don't have to. Come, wash me in the blood of God, the Son, the blood of Jesus Christ that cleanseth us from all sin. Without the blood, I have nothing to show Thee as to why Thou couldst possibly use me, for there is nothing good in me. Please, God, wash me in the blood that I might be a vessel of meat for the Master's use. Fill me with the Holy Spirit, anoint and unsanitize me, and take Thy Word and give it life, and life indeed. Come to the hardest heart and break it. Come to the proudest heart and break it. Come to the most closed heart and open it. Shock each one that thinks they can resist God. Come visit us.

Sermon Outline

  1. I
    • Expressing gratitude to key ministry supporters
    • Acknowledging the role of godly mentors and friends
    • Recognizing the importance of community in ministry
  2. II
    • The necessity of humility before God
    • Dependence on God's strength rather than human ability
    • The danger of pride in ministry
  3. III
    • The power and life-giving nature of God's Word
    • The role of the Holy Spirit in glorifying Christ
    • Prayer for anointing and spiritual revival
  4. IV
    • The call for brokenness and openness to God
    • Invitation for God to work in hard and proud hearts
    • The urgency of responding to God's presence

Key Quotes

“The letter killeth, but the Spirit giveth life.” — Keith Daniel
“Without Thee we can do nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing.” — Keith Daniel
“Please, God, wash me in the blood that I might be a vessel of meat for the Master's use.” — Keith Daniel

Application Points

  • Cultivate a heart of humility and recognize your dependence on God in all things.
  • Seek the anointing and power of the Holy Spirit to bring life and transformation through God's Word.
  • Express gratitude to those who support and encourage your spiritual journey.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main focus of Keith Daniel's sermon?
The sermon focuses on humility, reliance on God's strength, and the transformative power of the Holy Spirit and God's Word in ministry.
Why does Keith Daniel emphasize gratitude in his message?
He highlights the importance of recognizing and appreciating those who have supported and enabled his ministry journey.
How does the sermon describe the role of the Holy Spirit?
The Holy Spirit's role is to glorify Christ, transform believers into His image, and give life to God's Word.
What practical attitude does Keith Daniel encourage for ministry?
He encourages humility, brokenness, and complete dependence on God rather than self-reliance.
What is the significance of God's Word according to the sermon?
God's Word is honored above all things and is the source of life that can transform hearts when empowered by the Spirit.

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