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The Counterfeit Revival - Part 6
Peter Brandon
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Peter Brandon

The Counterfeit Revival - Part 6

Peter Brandon · 6:29

Peter Brandon calls believers to a genuine, Spirit-filled revival marked by consecration, New Testament evangelism, and godly leadership, urging a return to God's presence and power.
This sermon emphasizes the importance of being a consecrated, spirit-filled Christian, fostering a spirit-filled home and church, engaging in New Testament evangelism, and embracing New Testament leadership. It calls for a return to God's presence, a cleansing from all uncleanness, and an appropriation of the power of Jesus' sacrifice. The sermon also looks forward to sharing God's plan for deliverance and empowerment, ending with a call for prayer and revival.

Full Transcript

Now, I'm going to cause a smile. You know what the five cities are, and I've got my five cities. And if you could inform me what your five cities are, I shall be very pleased. But you know what my five cities are? Number one, a consecrated, spirit-filled Christian. Number two, a spirit-filled home where there is daily the family altar. Number three, the spirit-filled local church where God's presence is manifested, the presidency of the Holy Spirit is experienced, and where the power of God is demonstrated. And the fourth city I'm going to call New Testament evangelism, when we break out on the coast of sunshine, and we dive into the Mediterranean Sea. And that's where all the people are. And we move among the masses, instead of in little Galilee. You know, the little pools, a holy huddle. And then lastly, back to New Testament leadership, where once again, we have godly men with their wives, with their wives, leading the people of God. And beloved, I believe he wants to do it, and what's the secret? Let's get to Mishpah, where God is, watching. And in the presence of the Most High God, let's put away the gods. Let there be a thorough washing of all uncleanness. Let's see the great power of the suckling lamb, that the Lord Jesus, through death, destroyed him who had the power of death, and let's appropriate it. And tomorrow morning, I want to share with you, with the young people, in a very informal way in this hall, God's plan for deliverance, and then lastly, God's plan for empowerment. And then for the last session, we'll have a period for prayer. May God meet with us in great blessing. Let's pray. Lord, we have been conscious tonight that thou art listening to us. We are all fully aware that we are being attacked by the lords of the Philistines. But we bless thee, O Lord, for the victory that we find in the risen Christ. And we look up and we see him with all power and with all authority, crowned with glory and honour, and he is the victor, the lamb slain in the midst of the throne. Lord, we pray now in faith that thou will bring together little groups of thy people that will lament after the Lord. Bring together, we pray, thy people so that they will deal with everything that grieves and quenches the Holy Spirit. And Lord, in this beloved land where the fires of revival have burned so consistently for many years, light the fires again, that there might be in Ulster a moving of the spirit that will last until the Lord comes. Grant this, we pray, in the name of the Lord Jesus. Amen. Now on Sunday night I won't be long. It's the last talk I will give. I'm not asking for crowds to come. We've seen that in the Throtney bin. But those who are really hungry and I want to speak on a lovely subject. God's bright light in emergency days. May God have some bright lights here in Ulster. Thank you for coming. Good night and the Lord bless you abundantly. you

Sermon Outline

  1. I
    • The call for a consecrated, Spirit-filled Christian life
    • The importance of a Spirit-filled home with daily family altar
    • The manifestation of God's presence in the local church
  2. II
    • New Testament evangelism reaching the masses beyond small groups
    • The need for godly New Testament leadership with men and their wives
    • The secret to revival is God's presence and holiness
  3. III
    • The power of Jesus' sacrifice defeating death and uncleanness
    • A call for cleansing and appropriating Christ’s victory
    • Preparation for deliverance and empowerment through God’s plan
  4. IV
    • Prayer for revival and spiritual awakening in the land
    • Acknowledging spiritual attacks but trusting in Christ’s victory
    • Encouragement for small groups to seek God passionately

Key Quotes

“Let's see the great power of the suckling lamb, that the Lord Jesus, through death, destroyed him who had the power of death, and let's appropriate it.” — Peter Brandon
“The fourth city I'm going to call New Testament evangelism, when we break out on the coast of sunshine, and we dive into the Mediterranean Sea.” — Peter Brandon
“Bring together, we pray, thy people so that they will deal with everything that grieves and quenches the Holy Spirit.” — Peter Brandon

Application Points

  • Commit daily to a Spirit-filled life and maintain a family altar at home.
  • Engage actively in evangelism beyond small groups, reaching the wider community.
  • Pursue holiness and cleansing to experience God's manifest presence and power.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main focus of this sermon?
The sermon focuses on calling believers to genuine revival through consecration, Spirit-filled living, evangelism, and godly leadership.
What does Peter Brandon identify as the 'five cities'?
They are a consecrated Christian, a Spirit-filled home, a Spirit-filled local church, New Testament evangelism, and New Testament leadership.
How does the sermon describe true revival?
True revival is marked by God's manifest presence, cleansing from uncleanness, and empowerment through Jesus’ sacrifice.
What role does prayer play in the sermon?
Prayer is essential for seeking God’s presence, spiritual cleansing, and igniting lasting revival.
Who is the intended audience for this message?
Believers hungry for spiritual renewal and those committed to living Spirit-filled lives and leading others.

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