Lord Send A Revival - Teacher Guide

Lord Send A Revival

Lord Send A Revival - Teacher Guide
A Study In The Book Of Habakuk

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Revival is a new beginning of obedience to the Word of God and obedience involves the people of God. We have no greater need in our land than the need for revival. The book takes us into the heart of God and brings us to the human heart cry for revival. Lord send a revival!

The Teacher’s Guide is a three-ring notebook containing valuable information to assist the teacher in the preparation and presentation of the Bible lesson. These notes are identical in format to the Study Guide. The page numbers on the “Teacher’s Notes” correspond to the page numbers in the Study Guide. Also included are class teaching notes and lesson aims which may be removed from the Teacher’s Guide and placed in the teacher’s Bible to assist in teaching the lesson.

Table of Contents

The Kind of Revival We Need: C. H. Spurgeon...........................................8
1.A Man With a Burden............................................................13
2.The Question All People Ask..............................................23
3.Remember, God Is at Work.............................................33
4.The God I Know....................................................................43
5.Living by Faith........................................................................53
6.That’s Not Yours.....................................................................63
7.All We Want Is More.........................................................77
8.When Stones Speak and Timbers Answer...................87
9.What the Lord Says About Liquor..................................101
10.Calling on Gods That Cannot Answer...........................115
11.The Heart Cry for Revival.............................................127
12.The Fear of the Lord.....................................................137
13.Rejoicing in the Lord.................................................149

Notable Quotes of Charles H. Spurgeon

Faithful Watchman

“My Brother in the Gospel, what if you and I should keep back some painful part of God’s message and God should do so to us, and more, also? I cannot bear to be lost and yet I shall be lost if I decline to warn others of their danger and of the doom of unbelief! I cannot bear to be cast away forever from the Presence of God, yet this woe will be unto me if I preach not the Gospel and do not declare the whole counsel of God! The result of unbelief and sin in others will fall on us if we do not warn them! O Sirs, if we are unfaithful, God will deal with us at the Day of Judgment as He will deal with the wicked—this is an awful outlook for us! May we never dare to tone down the more severe parts of the Gospel and flatter men in their sins, for if we do this, God will mete out to us a portion with the condemned! If we have sown pillows for their armholes and rocked their cradles by our smooth speech, their eternal ruin shall lie at our door! How shall we bear it when God shall “do so to us, and more, also,” because we kept back His message from the sons of men who so much needed it? Let us resolve that come what will, we will keep back nothing of the Truth of God which the Lord has entrusted to us.”—1891, Sermon #2184

“When you fancy that you are out of gunshot, there is an enemy close at hand. When you dream that the road is safe, there is a pitfall just before you. When you say, “I am perfectly holy,” the very pride that makes you say so is an indication of a deadly cancer of self-righteousness that is eating into your very soul!”—1892, Sermon #2274