Revelation Church Podcast

In Week 1 of our Revival History series, we look at the Brownsville Revival and cry out to the Lord for Him to do it “again and more.” What God has done before, He can do again—and even greater. Marked by deep repentance, passionate prayer, and a hunger for holiness, Brownsville reminds us that revival begins with surrender and a desperate pursuit of God’s presence. As we reflect on this move of God, we see the the vital need to stay hungry for God. 

What does it mean for us that Jesus rose again? In this message, Pastor Josh and Pastor Austyn explore the power and personal impact of the resurrection. Jesus didn’t just conquer the grave—He secured new life for us, breaking the power of sin and death and opening the way to freedom, hope, and restoration. The resurrection is not just something we celebrate; it’s something we live in, as we walk in the victory and new life found in Him.

In this message, Daryl Palafox calls the Church to rediscover what it means to be the Bride of Christ—set apart, devoted, and deeply in love with Jesus. This is an invitation to move beyond routine religion into genuine intimacy, purity, and wholehearted surrender. As the Bride, we are called to live ready, faithful, and responsive to His voice, cultivating a relationship marked by love, devotion, and expectation for His return.

In this message, Pastor Josh shares how we are called to live as Children of Light—set apart from darkness and fully alive in Christ. As followers of Jesus, our identity has changed, and our lives should reflect His truth, purity, and love. This teaching challenges us to walk in righteousness, expose darkness, and shine boldly in a world that needs the light of Christ.

This was a powerful and indescribable Sunday as many responded to the call of true discipleship. Hearts were surrendered, repentance was embraced, and many experienced freedom as guilt and shame were broken off in the presence of God. THE LORD IS MOVING AMONG US!

Following last week's message on why Jesus had to die, this teaching turns the question toward us. Jesus calls His followers not only to believe in Him, but to die to themselves. True life in Christ comes through surrender! The life dead to self is seated in Heavenly places and reigning in power!

In this message, Pastor Austyn explores the question at the heart of the Gospel: why did Jesus have to die? Scripture reveals that His death was not accidental but necessary to deal with sin, satisfy justice, and reconcile humanity to God. Through the cross, Jesus took our place, defeated the power of sin and death, and opened the way for us to be restored to the Father. Understanding the purpose of the cross leads us to true life!

In Part 4, Pastor Josh teaches on how to discern false prophets. As believers grow in hearing the voice of God, it is essential to test what we hear and what others claim to speak in His name. We must be diligent to weigh every word against the truth of God’s Word and the character of Christ. This message equips the church with practical, biblical guidance to remain grounded in truth while continuing to pursue the voice of God with confidence!

In Part 3, Pastor Kelson, our Youth Pastor, shares powerful testimonies alongside sound biblical teaching on hearing the voice of God. Through real-life stories and Scripture, he demonstrates that God still speaks and that anyone can learn to recognize and respond to His voice.

In Part 2, Charas unpacks Psalm 29, highlighting the power and majesty of the voice of the Lord. We also learn an important connection between Matthew 4 and Deuteronomy 8, where Jesus resists temptation by declaring that man does not live by bread alone. It's there in the desert that Jesus shows us that true life comes from obeying God’s voice.

In Part 1, Pastor Austyn reminds us that talking with God is a normal part of the Christian life. Prayer is not one-sided. God speaks today and His sheep know His voice. As we draw near to Him, learn His Word, and cultivate relationship, we grow in recognizing the voice of our Shepherd.

Pastor Melissa uses the song “The Stand” to illustrate that worship is more than music...it is a surrendered life. Worship is not confined to a moment in a service; it is the daily posture of our hearts before God. When we say, “I’ll stand with arms high and heart abandoned,” it reflects a life fully yielded to Him in obedience, trust, and love. True worship is how we live, not just what we sing.

Pastor Kelson shares on the power of words, rooted in Proverbs 18:21: “Death and life are in the power of the tongue, and those who love it will eat its fruit.” Our words are not empty...they shape our hearts, our relationships, and our future. This message challenges us to lead lives of praise and to guard our mouths, aligning our speech with God’s truth. We were created to intentionally sow life, so we can reap life.

Our Vision: Sustained RevivalSustained Revival is unbroken fellowship with God: remaining in His presence and obeying His voice. This happens as we learn to love God fully and receive His love in return. As Deuteronomy 6:5-6 says, “Love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength.” Out of God’s love, we are empowered to live fully, hosting His Spirit and doing His works. Our vision of Sustained Revival will be realized as we intentionally host the fire of God in every area of life.

2026 is the year to go ALL IN. God is calling us to offer our whole lives as living sacrifices. Through Jesus, we are no longer bringing animal or grain offerings; we are the temple, the sacrifice, empowered by His grace to go further and carry more. Living on the burning altar means full surrender, first-time obedience, and letting God’s consuming fire transform every area of our lives. No more baby steps—this is the year to stop holding back and give Him everything.

The Christmas story reveals the intention of God. God did not leave redemption to chance; He stepped toward us with clarity and commitment. Pastor Josh briefly shares how he intentionally pursued a dating relationship with Pastor Austyn as an example of this truth: real love moves with purpose, and so does God.

In this message, we give the call to expansion—growing in faith, increasing our spiritual capacity, and widening our influence for the Kingdom of God. God never calls us to stay small or stagnant. He stretches our faith beyond comfort and positions us to impact others for His glory. Expansion is not about personal ambition; it is about obedience to Jesus—making room for God to do more in us and through us.

This week’s message centers on Jesus’ final command in Matthew 28:18–20 and the call to live as bold, surrendered followers who carry His mission into the world. The Great Commission is not optional. It is the identity of the Church.Key Text Matthew 28:18–20The Great Commission is not just something we do. It is who we are. We are called to live courageously, obediently, and fully aligned with the mission of Jesus. Will we live comfortable, contained Christianity, or will we rise as the wild ones of Jesus—bold in love, fearless in truth, and faithful to His mission?