Author Archives: jeremygarrettawaken

Happy Easter! He is risen! He is risen indeed! We serve a living God! Have you ever really thought about how great that is? Our Lord was crucified and buried, but then was raised on the third day! Our God … Continue reading →

Hopefully, you have been thinking about who shared the faith with you over the last week. Palm Sunday was yesterday which means we are entering into Holy Week. Someone shared with us at some time or we probably wouldn’t be … Continue reading →

Last week, we talked about sharing what you have been given. Well, this week I was asked to talk about who shared the message of Jesus with me! Since it is the Easter season, what a great time for all … Continue reading →

I want to thank Laura for last week’s blog about radical grace! I probably speak for others when I felt kind of defensive when she said that many people look at Christians as “irrevelant, hypocritical, and judgemental”. That stings!! But … Continue reading →

Thank you, Jeremy, for describing God’s magnificent plan for revival! Yes, absolutely, we need to be on our knees praying for revival, and we also need to win the battle for our own hearts. In your last blog you talked … Continue reading →

Did you start praying for revival this past week? Remember, every revival was preceded with prayer and repentance. The season of Lent is an excellent time to focus on how we have fallen short of God’s call and need His … Continue reading →

What would a revival look like in the United States today? First, the believers of this land would be moved to a sense of deep repentance. We would see how far we as believers have fallen short of His call … Continue reading →

There was a good mix in responses last week. Working on a consistent walk with God and being faithful in our work were the two biggest responses. I want to encourage you to keep going! All four of the areas … Continue reading →

Last week our topic was how Christianity is so much more than just a religion, but rather an all-encompassing worldview.  This week, let’s look into the question, “How do we live out a Christian worldview in a culture that for the most … Continue reading →

What is Christianity? How would you answer that question today if someone asked you?  Would you say that it is a religion?  Would you define it as having a relationship with Christ? I would say that it is both of those things, but also so … Continue reading →