1. The Need for Revival Message One 2 Chronicles 20:14-26

2. An Experiential Exegesis ofthe Sin of Irrelevancy 1. People do not turn to the church for wisdom, guidance and counsel

3. An Experiential Exegesis ofthe Sin of Irrelevancy 1. People do not turn to the church for wisdom, guidance and counsel 2. We exhibit a faith on Sunday that does not face challenges on Monday

4. Thesis Only revival will take away the irrelevancy of the church.

5. Point 1 Satan has as his goal to relegate you to irrelevancy in the lives of people who are lost.

6. Point 2 Only eyes on God will catch God’s eye

7. What Revival Preaching Recognizes 1. You have to defeat the enemy in you in order to overcome the enemy coming at you, 14-15

8. Definition Dismayed means to be broken down prostrate by confusion or fear.

9. Point 3 The more you realize your limitation, the greater your reliance on God.

10. What Revival Preaching Recognizes 2. You must be empowered to connect your hallel-ujah to do-lellujah, 16-21 GOD! — MAN!

11. Point 4 As long as you feel good but don’t do good you are no good, and you cannot feel good unless you act good and do good.

12. What Revival Preaching Recognizes 3. Providence produces the simultaneity of divine activity, 22-25

13. Point 5 The result of revival is that what is supposed to take you out becomes a resource for future ministry.