The Bailey Archive

Dr Bailey emphasizes that the church cannot fully enter into revival and glory without the restoration of backsliders, drawing from the life of David—whose own restoration after grievous sin uniquely equipped him to lead, unite, and comfort others—as a model of God’s restorative power; through compassion, repentance, and long-suffering ministry, the church is called to bring back the fallen into their rightful place, completing God's army for the coming move of His Spirit.

Dr Bailey shares on the importance of preparation for revival, highlighting the journey of Joshua as a model for spiritual leadership, which requires overcoming the flesh (Amalek), entering into the revelation of being crucified with Christ (Jordan), undergoing the painful cutting away of self through life's trials (Gilgal), and ultimately relying on God's presence and power to bring down strongholds (Jericho) to lead others into their inheritance in Christ.

Dr Bailey shares on the vision of Zion as the ultimate spiritual destination, calling God's people to unity, worship, restoration, and victory, while experiencing His manifest glory and preparing for revival and harvest in the last days.

Dr Bailey emphasizes the high calling of preachers to be God's heralds, proclaiming His truth with clarity, conviction, and faithfulness, while living lives that embody the very message they deliver as trumpets of God's purposes.

Dr Bailey concludes his series on Ezekiel by examining his prophecies, focusing on the chariot throne of God, the Watchmen Ministry, righteous ministers, and the millennial temple, emphasizing God's call for holiness, discernment, and the role of faithful shepherds and teachers of righteousness to prepare for revival, restoration, and Christ's ultimate reign.

Continuing in his series on Ezekiel, Dr Bailey emphasizes the call for believers to embrace the role of shepherds and shepherdesses in preparation for an impending revival, drawing lessons from Ezekiel and biblical shepherding to guide others with integrity, care, and sacrifice, ultimately fostering restoration, maturity, and unity for God's glory and the salvation of many.

Continuing in his series on Ezekiel, Dr Bailey shares on the call for individuals to become "ark builders," drawing from the lives of Noah, Daniel, and Job as models of righteousness, integrity, and faith, with a focus on building spiritual refuges, whether within families, churches, or fellowships, that prepare for God’s new move, preserve the righteous, and save many for His purposes.

Continuing in his series on Ezekiel, Dr Bailey highlights Ezekiel's call to be a watchman, highlighting the vital ministry of delivering God's messages with clarity and compassion, warning of judgment, urging repentance, and preparing both individuals and the church for revival and the Lord's visitation.

Beginning a series on the ministry of Ezekiel, Dr Bailey explores the vision of Ezekiel's chariot throne, emphasizing God's omnipresent strength, His refining fire, and His desire to equip believers with divine power to overcome trials, live in holiness, and fulfill their eternal purpose.

Concluding in his series on being Hidden in God’s Presence, Dr Bailey shows the need for believers to progress into the ultimate experience in their Christian journey, which is to go into the Holy of Holies to know God’s protection and empowerment in the challenging end times, highlighting that true spiritual safety lies by being under the shadow of the Almighty and being set apart from worldly influences to experience God’s glory, protection, and power for witnessing and revival.