Revival Hymn ?!?!

Greetings one and everyone!I just Love the Revival Hymn, it has sparked me flame once again - more and more as I listen to it again and again.I have a question about the Revival Hymn though - could someone please direct me to the messages by the preachers which make up the compilation? I would very much like to hear them in their entirty. I am very busy with many things; in school, trying to go through the BSOE from Way of the Master.com, follow the board at GNN.com, listen to more street preachers at BALDpreachers.com, as well as continue a personal study (but very important one) on God's local assembly. It would take a long time before I came accross these messages myself. yikes! me thinks this fella much to busy!Also, any direction as to which messages should really be heard first - or any message you've listened to that you thought to yourself, "Every Christian should hear this!"...let me know.Finally, anyone who likes the Revival Hymn, but has not yet listened to 'The Street Meetings of God' (same catagory)...go listen to it! It's awsome. Please don't forget my original request about the RH.Feel free to visit me at http://www.quickandpowerful.comThank you for your help, and God bless this ministry.

I also have a question about the Revival Hymn movie to clarify.Around the 20.30 mark, Paris Reidhead is speaking about his experience with going overseas for missions. At 21.30, he mentionsthat he realized that God didn't send him outto Africa for the lost, I sent you to Africa for My sake, they deserve hell that I love them....I didn't send you out there for them, i sent you out there for ME. (Then Paris mentioned about his breakthru). I'm not sure whether Paris meant:A) That his purpose for going overseas was not to save those people, that those who live in sin deserve Hell and deserve that. And that is a reward to Christ because of the extent of His sufferings. or B) That the purpose is that whenever we go out to the places God calls us, the point is that we go because its not about money or wages, its because we are serving the living God and it doesn't matter whether we bring in 100's of lost or none. The important thing is that we are doing what God has willed in His service for Him.Or is His point, both A and B.Is there a C?Thank you much,-james

Preacherman, I looked for baldpreachers.com and it couldnt find the page???

Hello,The way I understand that part of the Revival Hymn is that Mr. Reidhead is saying we should go out and witness and evangelize because God deserves what he died for.....souls. We go out and preach the gospel and in doing that we are telling God that his suffering and his sacrifice means something to us.Now whether or not people surrender their lives or not is not up to us, it is up to them willing to surrender to the Spirit as the truth convicts their heart. Those that are willing to surrender receive the miracle of the rebirth. Those that are not willing to surrender to the Spirit continue in their rebellion and their heart continues to bake by the fire of their own fleshly passion, and harden against God.Paris initially was going out and preaching because he didn't want anyone to go to hell. That was his only motivation.This is wrong. God revealed to him that his motivation is obedience to God, and in our obedience to witness (Great Comission) we are giving honor to the Sacrifice of Christ.AmenDesi, Jr.

Here's what Brother Paris said.Now I ask you, what is the philosophy of mission? What is the philosophy of evangelism? What is the philosophy of a Christian? If you’ll ask me why I went to Africa, I’ll tell you I went primarily, to improve on the justice of God. I didn’t think it was right for anybody to go to hell without a chance to be saved. And so I went to give poor sinners a chance to go to Heaven.No, I hadn’t put it in so many words. But if you’ll analyze what I just told you, do you know what it is? It’s humanism. But I was simply using the provisions of Jesus Christ as a means to improve upon human conditions of suffering and misery."This is wrong. God revealed to him that his motivation is obedience to God, and in our obedience to witness (Great Comission) we are giving honor to the Sacrifice of Christ. Amen"And Amen... We can never improve upon the justice of God that's for sure...

brentw wrote:Preacherman, I looked for baldpreachers.com and it couldnt find the page???Try this:http://www.baldpreachers.net-Chris

preacher_man wrote:Greetings one and everyone!I just Love the Revival Hymn, it has sparked me flame once again - more and more as I listen to it again and again.I have a question about the Revival Hymn though - could someone please direct me to the messages by the preachers which make up the compilation? I would very much like to hear them in their entirty. I am very busy with many things; in school, trying to go through the BSOE from Way of the Master.com, follow the board at GNN.com, listen to more street preachers at BALDpreachers.com, as well as continue a personal study (but very important one) on God's local assembly. It would take a long time before I came accross these messages myself. yikes! me thinks this fella much to busy!Also, any direction as to which messages should really be heard first - or any message you've listened to that you thought to yourself, "Every Christian should hear this!"...let me know.Finally, anyone who likes the Revival Hymn, but has not yet listened to 'The Street Meetings of God' (same catagory)...go listen to it! It's awsome. Please don't forget my original request about the RH.Feel free to visit me at http://www.quickandpowerful.comThank you for your help, and God bless this ministry.Chris,I think Greg Gordon might be able to point you to the right messages. He will be traveling some here shortly (might have already started to), so it might take him a while to get this info to you. Maybe someone else can step in for Greg?I know that the majority of the Revival Hymn comes for TEN SHEKELS AND A SHIRT by Paris Reidhead. The transcript for the entire Revival Hymn can be found HERE which doesn't list the origin of the messages, but it does at least identify each speaker.I, too, am involved with GNN, and it's great to see another GNN person who has discovered this wonderful site!Greg lives in Toronto - you should get to know this dear brother better. He has been a rich blessing to me, and I thank God so much for him (not to puff you up, Greg ;-) )-Chris Wright

Revival Hymn Transcription

Thanks guys. Any other comments or amens to my question about Paris' comments? I was really moved by what he said and wanted some additional clarity.-j

Again, if you haven't listened to the original message, go here:https://www.sermonindex.net/modules/mydownloads/singlefile.php?lid=2902Otherwise, maybe you should be more specific in your questions.-Chris2 Peter 3:18

I had the oppourtunity to share this video with the company I share, some of which are field missionaries with kids whom have been out there longer than I've been alive.I tell ya, trying to figure out how to close a meeting in such a shocking silence is tough on a new kid...

I had the oppourtunity to share this video with the company I share, some of which are field missionaries with kids whom have been out there longer than I've been alive.I tell ya, trying to figure out how to close a meeting in such a shocking silence is tough on a new kid...Wow, not sure even how to come alongside here other than to just acknowledge this. It sounds like it certainly did something with the hearers... stating the obvious... pray that it might cause much prayer.

One of them is Paris Reidhead, Ten Shekels and a Shirt. I don't recognize the others. Try this link for the text version. There is also an audio version:https://www.sermonindex.net/modules/articles/index.php?view=article&aid=2067

Paris Reidhead: Ten Sheckels and a ShirtLeonard Ravenhill: What is Your Life? (maybe also bits and pieces of "Judgment Seat of Christ"Duncan Campbell: When God Stepped DownIan Paisley: Revival ActualI am not sure where the Tozer clips are from.