A Revival Call to Reject Complacency

There are seasons when a church needs to be reminded of the supernatural power of God. It needs a clear call to reject things as they are and to believe God for what is possible.

From October 23 through October 25, Pastor Artie Aragon from Chinle, Arizona preached revival services with that theme. His messages pressed one central truth into the heart of the church: God is able to do far more than we have accepted as normal. We serve a God who can do great things with very little. He answers faith with miracles. He can heal those who are hopelessly sick. He can deliver our friends and family members from addiction. He can convert the lost souls of our loved ones. He can meet difficult financial needs.

Pastor Aragon gave biblical examples of those who refused to settle for miserable circumstances: Hannah, Blind Bartimaeus, and the woman with the issue of blood. He also recounted many miracles he has personally witnessed. He challenged the church to take God at His word and to pray for the seemingly impossible. God is powerful, approachable, and able to respond to our desperate needs.

The promises of God are not reserved for one race of people. He sees our hearts, and He can richly bless everyone.

The revival services challenged, confronted, and encouraged the church. Now we must put into practice what Pastor Aragon urged us to believe.

Pastor Artie Aragon preached a three-day revival.