There are only two churches right now...Which one are you?

In this powerful conversation, we're confronted with a stark reality: there's a great divide emerging in the modern church. On one side stands what's described as the 'religious church' - those who maintain a form of godliness but deny its power, content to punch their God card on Sundays without transformation. On the other side is the 'remnant church' - believers who recognize the birth pangs of the times we're living in and are groaning for a genuine move of God. The central message challenges us to examine which side we're on. Are we satisfied with TED Talk-style sermons and comfortable Christianity, or are we hungry for the raw, transformative power that characterized the early church in Acts? The conversation reminds us that Jesus declared His house shall be called a house of prayer, yet somewhere along the way, we've reduced church to preaching-centered gatherings. True revival isn't some random lightning strike of God's sovereignty - it's what happens when believers humble themselves and seek His face with desperation. We're being recalibrated to the singular message of Jesus Christ and Him crucified, either through willing surrender or through the painful observation of tragedy and scandal. The question before us is simple but profound: will we choose surrender now, or wait for circumstances to force us to our knees?

Chapters

Chapter 1: The Power of Social Media for the Gospel

0:00 - 5:24

We explore how social media has become a new pulpit for reaching this generation, with testimonies of lives transformed through bold truth shared online.

Chapter 2: The Great Divide in the Church

5:24 - 11:13

We examine the growing divide between the religious church that has form without power and the remnant church that is hungry for genuine revival and prayer.

Chapter 3: Defining Revival and Closing the Gap

11:13 - 15:51

We receive a biblical definition of revival as closing the gap between our current experience and the normal Christian life demonstrated in the Book of Acts.

Chapter 4: Recalibration to Jesus Christ Alone

15:51 - 19:27

We are being recalibrated to the singular message of Jesus Christ and Him crucified, either through willing surrender or through observing tragedy and scandal.

Chapter 5: Worship as Surrender and Wilderness Voices

19:27 - 20:45

We rediscover worship as bowing our lives to God rather than musical performance, and learn about the John the Baptist wilderness voices God is raising up in this hour.