Genuine Revival and Reformation—Key Concepts

Eight flashcards summarizing the lecture’s emphasis on the urgent need for genuine revival and reformation, its biblical foundations, and the dangers of counterfeit movements.

What is the primary difference between modern “instant” experiences and a genuine revival?

Genuine revival tarries; it does not happen instantly and involves a deep, lasting transformation of the church.

According to Joel 2:2, how will the church appear after a true revival?

“A great people and a strong; the like of whom has never been, neither shall be any more after it, even to the years of many generations.”

Which reference states that those who live in the fullness of the Spirit will experience true revival?

Testimonies for the Church, Volume 7, page 32 (7 T 32).

Why are many believers ‘short-changed’ when seeking revival?

They accept occasional calls that merely claim to be revival without producing the deep reformation God intends.

Why is understanding revival and reformation called “the greatest and most urgent” need?

Because authentic revival is crucial to the church’s mission, making this topic the most pressing spiritual necessity.

What major risk accompanies the call for revival and reformation?

The presence of many deceptive revivals and reformations that lead people away from truth.

How does SSL 22:5 frame warnings about false revivals?

The warning is not unkind but simply a statement of plain reality that must be recognized.

What does this lesson promise to provide regarding revival and reformation?

Divinely urgent answers for pursuing genuine revival while confronting and overcoming false movements, lest spiritual danger ensue (cf. Amos).