Daily, we are bombarded with new and improved products in the market or new ways of doing old things better, faster, and cheaper. We want upgrades to the latest products because they are better and more user-friendly than the old ones. On the spiritual side, we may echo with the psalmist our desire for a spiritual upgrade and cry out: “Will you not revive us again, that your people may rejoice in you?” (Ps. 85:6). Whenever God answers such a prayer, it is the same old-fashioned way of renewal that He employs. No new message or revelation is heard from the Lord. Instead, He takes us back to His Word and reminds us to obey the same old truths we have been taught. Do you desire revival for yourself? Do not go anywhere looking for new, improved ways. Go back to the old-fashioned way of reading and meditating on the Word, yielding to the control of the Holy Spirit, and then doing everything God commands.
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Rev. Sunday Bwanhot is a missionary to America serving with SIM/ECWA. He is an Economist by profession and has worked as a Statistician with Kaduna State Government. He later pioneered and managed the Challenge Press of ECWA in Jos before God’s call to pioneer the Prayer Ministry of ECWA in Jos, Nigeria. In 1993, God called him to Chicago as a missionary and has been serving there since 1995 to date. Currently, he pastors ECWA Chicago which he planted and serves as the Chairman of the ECWA USA District Church Council. Loves being a grandpa of 8 grandchildren and enjoys writing.
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Author: Rev. Sunday Bwanhot
Rev. Sunday Bwanhot is a missionary to America serving with SIM/ECWA. He is an Economist by profession and has worked as a Statistician with Kaduna State Government. He later pioneered and managed the Challenge Press of ECWA in Jos before God’s call to pioneer the Prayer Ministry of ECWA in Jos, Nigeria. In 1993, God called him to Chicago as a missionary and has been serving there since 1995 to date. Currently, he pastors ECWA Chicago which he planted and serves as the Chairman of the ECWA USA District Church Council. Loves being a grandpa of 8 grandchildren and enjoys writing.
