Revived Thoughts
We are bringing history's greatest sermons back to life! Sermons from famous preachers like Charles Spurgeon, DL Moody, John Calvin, and many more. These sermons contain great wisdom from the past that will encourage believers in their walks with God today. Each episode features a 5-10 minute backstory on who the preacher is to better understand the sermon's context. And each sermon has had its language updated for easy listening for the 21st century believer.
Revived Conversation: Nuclear Bombs Proving God?
Joel and Troy discuss Troy's argument proving God exists using nuclear weapons. Listen and enjoy! Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
New Podcast About Modern Missions - Real Missionaires in Real Time
Joel here at Revived Studios is excited to launch a brand new podcast, Real Missionaries in Real Time. This show follows a group of missionaries throughout the year, giving you a window into what God is doing in missions right now. Each month, you’ll hear directly from them: what’s happening in thei...
Henry Grattan Guinness: Refuge of Lies
Henry Grattan Guinness is a man who led multiple revivals and had a massive heart for missions. Often unknown today, he was also related to the famous Guinness family. This sermon of his is extremely relevant for us today. Thanks to Daniel H. for reading this sermon for us. Thank you so much Daniel!...
Daniel Rowland: He Knocks At The Door
Daniel Rowland was a part of a group of Welsh revivalists during the Great Awakening which, under immense persecution, made a huge impact for God. Hear his amazing and often unknown story! Plus his most famous sermon. Thanks to Guthrie for reading this sermon for us. Thank you so much Guthrie! Chec...
Oliver Cromwell: Perils of England
Oliver Cromwell famously took over England as the "Lord Protector" and enforced puritanism on England. What was his story? And listen to his speech on the Perils of England and their delicate Christian situation. Thanks to Patrick Studebaker for reading this sermon for us. Thank you so much ...