

Capacity to Sustain
15 snips Mar 10, 2025
Explore the essential themes of prayer and revival as guests discuss preparing for divine encounters. Learn how structured frameworks can enhance spiritual movements and community dynamics. Delve into the contrasting approaches of John Wesley and George Whitfield, highlighting the balance between evangelism and discipleship. Navigate the challenges and transformations that arise during revivals while emphasizing the value of humble leadership and community support. Discover the capacity needed to sustain spiritual awakenings!
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Acts Discipleship Structure
- In Acts, after Pentecost, the disciples channeled revival power into structured discipleship.
- Barnabas sold property to support the growing church, showing resource allocation during revival.
Dissipative Structures
- Revivals are like dissipative structures, harnessing energy that would otherwise dissipate.
- The goal isn't just spectacle but discipleship and impacting nations.
Wesley vs. Whitefield
- George Whitefield, a powerful preacher, saw large crowds but lacked structured follow-up.
- John Wesley, while less flamboyant, formed societies and discipleship systems, leaving lasting impact.