Revive Church Sermons

Revive Church Sermons

The Revive Church Podcast is where real people meet the real Jesus and nothing stays the same. Each week, Pastor Stephan Kilgore delivers messages that are raw, relevant, and rooted in the Word of God. You’ll be challenged to think differently, lead courageously, and live with conviction. Whether you’re rebuilding your faith, leading your family, or searching for purpose, this podcast will help you discover who you are and what you’re made for.
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Do you really want to be made well? In John 5, Jesus meets a man who had been unable to walk for 38 years and asks him a surprising question: “Do you want to be made well?” Pastor Stephan Kilgore challenges us to look at the places where we may be waiting for circumstances, people, relationships, finances, opportunities, or emotions to change before we obey what God has already told us to do. A real obstacle can become the boundary of your expectation. Maybe your “pool” is your marriage. Maybe it’s anger. Maybe it’s your finances. Maybe it’s addiction. Maybe it’s forgiveness. Maybe it’s community. Maybe it’s rest. Maybe it’s simply asking for help. Jesus did not give the man a better strategy for getting into the pool. He told him: “Rise, take up your bed, and walk.” In this message, Pastor Stephan shares spiritual and practical steps toward becoming healthy enough to carry what God is calling you to carry. SPIRITUAL STEPS: • Renew your mind with the Word of God • Bring hidden struggles into healthy…

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You Say You Want Healing… But Do You?

Do you really want to be made well? In John 5, Jesus meets a man who had been unable to walk for 38 years and asks him a surprising question: “Do you want to be made well?” Pastor Stephan Kilgore challenges us to look at the places where we may be waiting for circumstances, people, relationships, finances, opportunities, or emotions to change before we obey what God has already told us to do. A real obstacle can become the boundary of your expectation. Maybe your “pool” is your marriage. Maybe it’s anger. Maybe it’s your finances. Maybe it’s addiction. Maybe it’s forgiveness. Maybe it’s community. Maybe it’s rest. Maybe it’s simply asking for help. Jesus did not give the man a better strategy for getting into the pool. He told him: “Rise, take up your bed, and walk.” In this message, Pastor Stephan shares spiritual and practical steps toward becoming healthy enough to carry what God is calling you to carry. SPIRITUAL STEPS: • Renew your mind with the Word of God • Bring hidden struggles into healthy…

12 oct. 2026
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You Never Outgrow the Gospel

You never outgrow the gospel. In this message from Revive Church, Worship Pastor John Bustillos walks through the Beatitudes in Matthew 5 and challenges the idea that the gospel is simply the starting point of Christianity. What happens when we begin depending on our own performance, righteousness, spiritual disciplines, or good works instead of what Jesus has already accomplished for us? John talks about self-righteousness, repentance, meekness, mercy, spiritual performance, peacemaking, persecution, and returning to our first love. If you have ever thought, “I should be farther along by now,” this message is a reminder that the answer isn’t simply trying harder. We still need the gospel. SCRIPTURE: Matthew 5:1–12 Romans 3:23–24 Romans 6:23 Luke 23:34 John 14:6 John 6:35 Ezekiel 36:26 John 16:33 Revelation 2 1 John 4:10 SPEAKER: John Bustillos Worship Pastor, Revive Church EPISODE TIMESTAMPS: [00:00] Welcome & Introduction [02:09] We Still Need the Gospel [04:43] Jesus and the Beatitudes [07:34] Blessed Are…

05 oct. 2026
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The Church Was Never Meant to Play Defense

The Church was never meant to play defense. In this message from Say Yes, Pastor Doug Dayton teaches what Scripture says about spiritual warfare, the authority of Jesus, Christian unity, discipleship, and the mission God has given His Church. Jesus said, “I will build My church, and the gates of hell will not prevail.” Gates do not attack. Gates defend. The picture Jesus gives us is not of a frightened Church hiding from darkness. It is an advancing Church carrying the gospel into homes, workplaces, communities, relationships, and lives that desperately need the hope and freedom found in Jesus. In this message, you’ll learn: - Why believers are not powerless spectators - How our authority comes from Jesus - Why Christians must fight the enemy instead of fighting each other - Why discipleship is spiritual training - What it means for the Church to advance the Kingdom Pastor Doug also shares portions of his personal testimony and the experiences that shaped his understanding of spiritual authority, prayer,…

27 sep. 2026
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You Learned This at Home. Now It’s Hurting You.

What if something you learned to call normal was never healthy? Our families shape how we understand love, conflict, trust, boundaries, authority, relationships, and even ourselves. The problem is that when dysfunction is all we have ever known, dysfunction can start feeling normal. In this message from Say Yes, Pastor Doug Dayton gets deeply personal about growing up in a home marked by addiction, instability, and dysfunction, and what happened when Jesus and healthy Christian community began rewriting the patterns his family had inherited. The message then gives practical red flags and green flags that can help us identify unhealthy patterns and begin building healthier families. In this message, you'll learn: - How childhood patterns can quietly follow us into adult relationships - Seven warning signs that a family may need healing - What healthy love, communication, boundaries, and conflict resolution look like - How to stop passing unhealthy patterns into another generation - Why God can use healthy…

20 sep. 2026
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You Were Never Meant to Follow Jesus Alone

You were never meant to follow Jesus alone. In this message from Say Yes, Pastor Doug Dayton teaches why biblical community is not an optional part of discipleship. It is part of God's design for the Church. Doug begins with a story from his grandfather’s childhood during the Great Depression. His family had done everything they could to prepare their farm for harvest, but when his father became seriously ill, they had no way to bring the harvest in themselves. Then one morning, the community showed up. Neighbors came. Friends came. Churches came. Even people who barely knew them came and harvested their fields. Decades later, his grandfather did not remember the crops nearly as much as he remembered one truth: They were not alone. That is what the Church is meant to be. In this message, you will learn: - Why biblical community is part of discipleship, not an optional extra - Why every believer has a place and purpose in the body of Christ - How God often strengthens, protects, and encourages us through…

13 sep. 2026