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My name is Matthew Armstrong, and I'm a second year student that goes to Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry in Redding, California. My passion is Jesus and I love Revival and I believe that its not meant for a moment, but God intended for it to never end, and to always increase, from Glory to Glory. I'm writing this blog to let people in on the secret that revival is a lifestyle. And I'm here to prove it! You will read personal testimonies of the sick being healed on the streets and in churches, Showing that this revival lifestyle is possible. Through my life of revival I want to ignite the fire in you to go and burn for The Christ. I also want to say thank you to all the people who have supported me in this quest of finding revival and keeping it in my life. I hope this blog helps to show you what and who you are investing in, and I pray for a release of an impartation to get double of everything I have received! You are apart of this more then you think. Now go and burn! -Revival

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Risk taking

Today has been has been our first full day in Mexico, and what a day it has been. We had three extensive miracle working services today, with many salvations. It was a good day to get what Jesus paid for! I had the privilege of working with the teenagers and young children today also. Although I was felt alittle stretched when I was asked to help out all of a sudden. But hey, we must be ready in and out of season right? If I wasn't pulled out and hung over the edge once and awhile, then how could I ever expect to grow? We must be a people ready to be pushed out of what seems comfortable for us so we may grow into maturity. This also activates our faith muscle, or our risk taking muscle. A question we should all ask ourselves is, how much am I'm stepping out in taking risks? Do I allow myself to be stretched? If you can't remember the last time you stepped out in faith(risk), then the next sick person you see you should pray for them to be healed, and see what happens.

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