SHOUT, FOR THE LORD HAS GIVEN YOU THE CITY!

Pastor Bryan

July 20, 2025

Main Idea

The central message focused on the necessity of obedience, consecration, and faith in achieving true revival. Pastor Bryan urged us to shout in faith for our city, just as the Israelites did at Jericho, highlighting the importance of unity among believers. We were reminded that our steps toward revival must begin with personal and corporate obedience to God. The sermon called us to recognize our need for Jesus as the source of cleansing and transformation, ensuring that we are prepared to welcome God's presence into our lives and community. By aligning ourselves with God's purpose, we can expect to see significant change.

Scripture References

Psalm 24:3-4, Joshua 6:15-20, Hebrews 11:30, Galatians 6:8–9

Why is obedience a pre-condition for revival?

Is obedience a matter of will or a demonstration of love?

Discussion Questions:

Why can our faith in the power of God sometimes falter? What steps can we take right now to avoid this?

What would 100% all-in revival look like in your life? In your family? In your church? In your city? In the world?

Why does God sometimes reveal His presence and power in illogical ways (like shouting in faith)?

Summary

In Pastor Bryan's sermon, we learned that approaching the Hill of the Lord requires us to have clean hands and a pure heart. We reflected on how true revival is not merely about outward expressions but about genuine repentance and turning back to God. We were encouraged to examine our lives for areas needing change and to consecrate ourselves to the Lord. The message emphasized that our faith and obedience are crucial as we prepare for breakthrough, much like the Israelites did at Jericho. Finally, we were reminded that we cannot cleanse ourselves but must rely on Jesus for true holiness and revival in our city.