'Dow Jones and Revival'
Leonard Ravenhill challenges Christians in America to prioritize the kingdom of God and seek revival.
This sermon emphasizes the importance of Christians prioritizing the kingdom of God over worldly concerns, drawing a parallel between the focus on financial markets like the Dow Jones averages and the need for a similar level of interest in spiritual matters. It challenges believers to invest their time, energy, and resources into building God's kingdom and seeking His righteousness above all else.
Full Transcript
If half the Christians in America were as interested in the kingdom of God as they are in the Dow Jones averages with every Bible.
Sermon Outline
- The Problem of Priorities
- The Need for Revival
- The Call to Action
- Christians must prioritize the kingdom of God
- Christians must seek revival
Key Quotes
“If half the Christians in America were as interested in the kingdom of God as they are in the Dow Jones averages with every Bible.” — Leonard Ravenhill
Application Points
- Christians must re-evaluate their priorities and focus on the kingdom of God.
- Seeking revival requires a genuine desire to know God and follow His ways.
- Prioritizing the kingdom of God leads to a deeper spiritual life and a stronger faith.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the problem with Christians in America?
Christians in America are more interested in worldly things than in the kingdom of God.
What is the Dow Jones averages?
The Dow Jones averages refer to stock market performance.
What is revival?
Revival is a spiritual awakening or renewal in the church.
What is the call to action?
Christians must prioritize the kingdom of God and seek revival.