The Bailey Archive

In his fifth and final part on the pitfalls of revival as seen in the Book of Acts, Dr Bailey explores the lives of Barnabas, John Mark, and Paul, highlighting their character, callings, and responses to God's work, illustrating how each navigated trials in their ministries, with Paul as an example of fulfilling God's calling fully, while Barnabas and John Mark exemplify the perils and recoveries that are possible within the journey toward faithfulness.

In his fourth part on the pitfalls of revival as seen in the Book of Acts, Dr Bailey discusses how Peter's ministry fulfilled the prophecy of extending God's kingdom to the Gentiles, illustrating that God’s revival brings both blessings and judgment, while emphasizing the need for holiness, the role of miracles, and the coming outpouring of the Holy Spirit to prepare believers for the work of unity and the expansion of the Church in the end times.

In his third part on the pitfalls of revival as seen in the Book of Acts, Dr Bailey shares on the new wave of the Spirit that is coming which will reestablish the Church with the power of Pentecost, bringing unity, miracles, and a call for repentance as we wait on God’s timing and prepare for the greater works He has planned.

In his second part on the pitfalls of revival as seen in the Book of Acts, Dr Bailey emphasizes that leaders must undergo a period of preparation in the "school of the Spirit," learning kingdom ways, moving in anointing, and enduring trials to be equipped as leaders and spiritual shepherds in the coming revival.

Dr Bailey shares a series on some of the lessons and dangers that can be found in revival as seen in the Book of Acts, starting with an emphasis on a new, powerful outpouring of the Holy Spirit is coming, which will challenge believers to prepare by fully committing to their faith, diligently applying themselves in both their spiritual and secular lives, and remaining open to God’s transformative work.

In his fifth and final part of the series on the Lord’s House, Dr Bailey emphasizes that even in the darkest circumstances, God invites us to call upon Him, promising to reveal great and mighty things, bring deliverance, and fulfill His purposes through His word and anointing.

In his fourth part of the series on the Lord’s House, Dr Bailey shows how developing a shepherd’s heart is essential in God's house because it prepares leaders to care for the growth, protection, and spiritual well-being of God's people, ensuring that each sheep feels the personal touch and guidance necessary for the church to grow and reflect God's glory.

In his third part in the series on the Lord’s House, Dr Bailey emphasizes that forming wrong alliances, especially when blessed with growth and prosperity, can lead to corruption and destruction in ministering in God's house, as seen with examples like Jehoshaphat and Ahab; leaders must carefully choose godly partnerships to maintain purity and avoid spiritual ruin.

In his second part in the series on the Lord’s House, Dr Bailey discusses ascending Zion’s hill, which represents entering into God's presence, requiring believers to embody the qualities of righteousness, purity, and prayer. Just as those who ascend Zion must meet the conditions of Psalm 15 and 24—walking uprightly, keeping a pure heart, and living in truth—the church and its leaders must live by these standards to be established as a prominent, holy place where God's presence dwells, drawing many to His ways.

In his series on the Lord’s House, Dr Bailey explores the necessity of purity in the priesthood, both in the Old Testament and as a model for the New Testament believers, emphasizing that just as the priesthood of Levi was refined and set apart to uphold God's truth and holiness, so too must we be purified by God's refining fire and fuller's soap, so that we may minister from a burning heart, reflecting God's purity in our lives and in His house.