Ignite Revival Ministries's Podcast
Our mission is to awaken, train and release an end time army of powerful spirit-led, joy-filled, cross-bearing, obedient warriors, followers of Jesus, who will worship Him in Spirit and in Truth. To equip and train the Body of Christ to walk in authentic supernatural Christianity. To teach them to live everyday life by hearing the intimate voice of God and being led by His Spirit. Teaching them to advance the ministry of Jesus Christ by bringing the Kingdom of Heaven to earth with signs, wonders and miracles. Unto this end we will labor for our God: that the lost would be saved; the saved would be revived; and that they both would be filled with the Baptism of the Holy Spirit and be set on Fire. We want to train them to multiply the kingdom of God in these last days. Our mission is to release in the natural and spiritual realms a remnant of people recklessly abandoned in their love for a Holy and Righteous God. It is only this kind of love in the life of a believer that will destroy the works of the enemy and will set the captives free. This kind of love reaches into the darkest of dark places and has the power to break every stronghold, strongman, principality, power and ruler in the heavenly realms. This love transforms the spirit and soul of the man or woman who is bound by the enemy. We see an end time army that is effective in battle and touches lives wherever they go.
Ignite Revival Ministries's Podcast
The Sinners Prayer - Does it save?
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Pastor Greg Stoffel
Almost every Pastor in America has used the "Sinners Prayer" to fill their churches. A good portion of the people that fill those churches have relied on this prayer for Fire Insurance. But are they really saved?? Are you really saved?? Is this "Sinners Prayer" even Biblical?? If it's a "Sinners Prayer" that has not transformed you then it will not save you! We don't see the church in America getting or America itself getting any better. So what's the problem? David Platt states, "I'm convinced that many people in our churches are simply missing the life of Christ, and a lot of it has to do with what we've sold them as the gospel, i.e. pray this prayer, accept Jesus into your heart, invite Christ into your life." "Should it not concern us that there is no such superstitious prayer in the New Testament? Should it not concern us that the Bible never uses the phrase, 'accept Jesus into your heart' or 'invite Christ into your life'? It's not the gospel we see being preached, it's modern evangelism built on sinking sand. And it runs the risk of disillusioning millions of souls."