Regeneration

The working of God in a person’s life that leads from death to conversion from sin to a new life fully surrendered to Christ

Reconciliation

The working of God in the life of the believer that reveals the exchange of the old life for the new life of Jesus in us.

This is evidenced by restored fellowship between man and God through the completed work of Christ.

Renewal

The working of God in the life of the individual believer that leads to a Spirit-filled life

Revival

The working of God in the Body of Christ-the Church-so that she will return, recover and remain holy and pure in her purpose and mission

Awakening

The working of God that touches not only the church, but society as a whole

(government, business, education, family, personal relationships, leisure, etc.)

I. Renewal in the Life of Every Believer
Psalms 85:1-13

A. Recognition of who we are in Christ - I Cor. 5:17; Eph. 4:23-24
B. Recognition of what we need from Christ
C. Recognition of what we have received from Christ

II. Revival in the Family of God
Matt. 5:24; Heb. 3:2

A. Brokenness rather than pride - Isaiah 35
B. Blessing rather than cursing - James 3
C. Love rather than hate
D. Revelation rather than reason
E. Forgiveness rather than resentment - Matt. 5:24
F. Praise rather than resistance
G. Evangelism rather than apathy

III. Regeneration of the Lost in this World
Rom. 5:10-11; II Cor. 5:19

A. That the Church may know the power of the Resurrection
B. That the Church may accept His commission
C. That the world may know He lives
D. That the world may accept His salvation