Urshan University A Revival of Spiritual Leadership Part One - Rev. Jonathan McClintock
Oct 13, 2022
Rev. Jonathan McClintock opens with powerful quotes on revival, framing it with Josiah's compelling story. He dives into Charles Finney's definition of revival, emphasizing deep conviction and a return to first love. The urgent reading of God's law sparks profound repentance in young Josiah amidst Judah's corruption. McClintock encourages tangible reforms beyond vows, advocating for public repentance and personal transformation. A call to prayer reminds believers that awareness of wickedness should cultivate earnest cries for revival.
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Finney's Definition Of Revival
- Charles Finney defined revival as renewal of Christians' first love that awakens sinners and returns the backslidden church to obedience.
- Genuine revival includes deep conviction of sin and a breaking of worldly power over believers.
Young King Transformed By One Reading
- Josiah heard the Book of the Law at age 18 and was immediately shaken to his core, tearing his clothes in remorse.
- That single encounter moved him from ignorance to urgent repentance and leadership action.
Temple Full Of Pagan Worship
- The temple and society in Josiah's day were filled with pagan altars, Asherah poles, cult prostitution, and household idols.
- Rev. Jonathan McClintock paints this corrupt religious climate to show how deep reform needed to reach.