Revive Church Podcast Network

Revive Church

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Christianity

Welcome to the Revive Church Podcast Network, a place to help you take Sunday with you wherever you go! Here you’ll find weekly sermons from Revive Church, along with special edition episodes designed to encourage your faith, deepen your understanding of Scripture, and help you grow in your walk with Christ. Wherever you are listening from, our hope is that these conversations help you live and love like Jesus, right where you are.

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The Gospel to Everyone and Everywhere - 05.24.26 - Kyle Morris

This sermon from Acts 8 shows how God used persecution, suffering, and even the death of Stephen to push the gospel beyond Jerusalem and into Judea and Samaria, proving that what the enemy meant for evil, God used to move His mission forward. As the church scattered, ordinary believers carried the good news with them, reminding us that the mission belongs to every Spirit-filled follower of Jesus, not just pastors or church leaders. Through Philip’s ministry in Samaria, we see that the gospel crosses boundaries, brings joy where it is least expected, and confronts counterfeit spirituality that wants spiritual power without surrender. The story of Simon exposes the danger of being near the things of God without truly being submitted to God, while the Samaritans receiving the Holy Spirit shows that Jesus is building one united church under one Lord. The call of the sermon is clear: every Christian is sent by Jesus, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and invited to live and love like Jesus right where they are, carrying the gospel to everyone and everywhere. Find out more about us at revivearvada.org

43 min
May 18

The Weight of Glory - 05.17.26 - Kyle Morris

This sermon walks through Acts 6:8–7:60 and the story of Stephen, an ordinary man full of faith and the Holy Spirit who courageously stands before false accusations, suffering, and death with his eyes fixed on Jesus. Stephen’s speech shows that the temple and the law were never meant to be ultimate, but were signposts pointing to the greater reality of Christ, the Righteous One who fulfilled the law and made a way for sinners to be made right with God. His death reveals what Spirit-filled courage looks like: not denying suffering, but seeing that the temporary weight of pain cannot compare with the eternal weight of glory. Like the 21 Coptic Christians who died with the name of Jesus on their lips, Stephen reminds us that followers of Jesus can suffer and even die with hope, forgiveness, and peace because Jesus is alive, standing in glory, and ready to receive His people. His martyrdom also becomes a turning point in Acts, as persecution scatters the church and the Gospel continues to advance. Find out more about us at revivearvada.org

43 min
May 11

The Punch and Counter Punch - 05.10.26 - Kyle Morris

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42 min
Apr 27

The Unbreakable Love of Christ - 04.26.26 - Kyle Morris

In this message from Romans 8:28–39, we are reminded that God is not distant or passive in our lives, but actively working in every circumstance to accomplish His good purposes. That “good” is not a promise of an easy or pain-free life, but that we would be formed into the image of Jesus. Even in suffering, nothing is wasted. God uses both the highs and the hardships to shape us, grow us, and deepen our trust in Him. Because our salvation is fully initiated and secured by God from beginning to end, we can live with unshakable confidence. If God is for us, no opposition can ultimately stand against us, no accusation can stick, and no circumstance can separate us from His love. The result is a life marked not by fear or control, but by surrender, trust, and the deep assurance that we are more than conquerors through Christ who loves us. Find out more about us at revivearvada.org

44 min
Apr 20

The Spirit Suffers with us - 04.19.26 - Kyle Morris

In this message from Romans 8:14–28, we are reminded that the Holy Spirit meets us right in the middle of a broken and suffering world, giving us confidence, identity, and hope. Paul calls us to “do the math” and see that our present suffering, while real and painful, cannot compare to the future glory that is coming. We are not alone in our struggle, all of creation is groaning for restoration, and yet we groan with hope, like childbirth that leads to new life. Through it all, the Spirit assures us that we are adopted children of God, invites us to cry out to Him as our Father, and even intercedes for us when we don’t have the words to pray. Because of this, we can trust that God is at work in every circumstance, using even our suffering to accomplish His good and perfect purposes in us. Find out more about us at revivearvada.org

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Apr 13

Resurrection Life - Set Your Mind - 04.12.26 - Kyle Morris

This sermon unpacks Romans 8 by contrasting the struggle of life in the flesh with the freedom found in the Spirit. After reminding us that there is no condemnation for those in Christ, it explains that while our justification is secure and immediate, our transformation is an ongoing process that requires active cooperation with the Holy Spirit. Paul shows that what we set our minds on determines the direction of our lives, either toward death through the flesh or toward life and peace through the Spirit. Because the same Spirit who raised Jesus now lives in us, we have both a new identity and new power to overcome sin. The call, then, is clear: stop feeding the flesh, set your mind on the things of the Spirit, and actively put sin to death, not out of fear or obligation, but in response to the love and freedom we have already received in Christ. Find out more about us at revivearvada.org

41 min
Apr 7

Easter - Romans 8 - 04.05.26 - Kyle Morris

Romans 8 paints a powerful picture of what it means to live a true Resurrection Life, not just celebrating what Jesus did in the past, but experiencing His transforming power right now. At the core of this chapter are two life-changing truths: in Christ, there is no condemnation and no separation. Because of Jesus’ sacrifice, we are fully accepted by God, not based on our performance, but on His finished work. And through the Holy Spirit, we are given the power to walk in new life, breaking free from sin and stepping into ongoing transformation. This means we don’t have to live stuck in guilt, shame, or old patterns. Instead, we can live with confidence, knowing we are deeply loved, fully forgiven, and forever secure in God’s presence. Find out more about us at revivearvada.org

56 min
Mar 30

Church on Fire Wk 11 - Ananias & Sapphira - 03.29.26 - Stephen Hinson

This week’s passage in Acts 4:32–5:11 reveals both the beauty and the weight of life in a Spirit-filled church. The early believers were marked by deep unity and radical generosity, living with open hands as they trusted God as the true owner of everything. In contrast, Ananias and Sapphira exposed how easily pride and the desire for appearance can corrupt our motives, reminding us that God cares not just about what we do, but why we do it. Their story underscores that sin is serious, especially within the life of the church, and calls us to live with integrity, repentance, and reverence for God. As followers of Jesus, we are invited to walk in step with the Holy Spirit, cultivating genuine generosity, honest hearts, and a deeper awareness of God’s presence among us. Find out more about us at revivearvada.org

42 min

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Welcome to the Revive Church Podcast Network, a place to help you take Sunday with you wherever you go! Here you’ll find weekly sermons from Revive Church, along with special edition episodes designed to encourage your faith, deepen your understanding of Scripture, and help you grow in your walk with Christ. Wherever you are listening from, our hope is that these conversations help you live and love like Jesus, right where you are.

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Revive Church
Years Active

2025 - 2026
Episodes

44
Rating

Clean
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