In a world that constantly changes, the Church is called to be an eternal flame, a beacon of light and hope.

Just as Leviticus 6:13 instructs to keep the fire burning continuously on the altar, Bishop Pride Sibiya emphasizes the importance of sustaining the revival fire in the Church.

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With a mandate to fulfill and an Apostolic Prophetic mantle in the last days, Bishop Sibiya draws inspiration from biblical examples to encourage believers to keep the fire of revival alive.

Learning from Terah and Abraham:

The journey of Terah and Abraham in Genesis 11:31 serves as a reminder that the work of God is continuous and must be carried forward from one generation to the next. Although Terah settled before reaching the promised land, Abraham picked up the mantle and finished what his father had begun.

Sustaining The Revival Fire: Insights from Bishop Pride Sibiya

This highlights the importance of not settling or growing complacent on our spiritual journey, but rather passing the torch to the next generation.

The Dangers of Complacency:

The story of Samson in Judges 16:4-22 illustrates the potential consequences of growing tired and complacent in our spiritual lives. Samson, worn down by Delilah's constant pursuit, eventually revealed the secret of his strength and lost his hair, symbolizing his spiritual power. Bishop Sibiya emphasizes the need to stay vigilant and not allow weariness or compromise to quench the fire of revival within us.

The Essential Elements to Sustain the Fire:

Bishop Sibiya presents three crucial elements required to sustain the fire of revival:

1. The Combustible Matter: Just as wood fuels a fire, believers need a constant supply of spiritual fuel. This includes feeding on the Word of God, seeking His presence, and staying connected to the body of Christ.

2. The Oxygen: Oxygen is vital for a fire to burn brightly. In the context of sustaining revival, the Word of God provides the necessary spiritual oxygen. Regularly immersing ourselves in Scripture and allowing it to guide our lives keeps the flames of revival alive.

3. The Heat Source: Prayer, specifically praying in the Holy Spirit, serves as the heat source that ignites and sustains the fire of revival. This intimate communion with God empowers believers and keeps them aligned with His will.

Sustaining the fire of revival is a call to remain vigilant, vigilant, and committed to the cause of Christ. Bishop Pride Sibiya's insights remind us of our eternal purpose and mandate as believers. By avoiding complacency, relying on the Word of God as our oxygen, and seeking the heat source of fervent prayer, we can ensure that the flames of revival continue to burn brightly within us and in the Church.

May we be inspired to keep the fire of revival alive, spreading God's light and transforming lives for His glory.

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