The Fraser Valley doesn’t need Sunday Christians. It needs a Spirit filled people burning with a redemptive vision to bring hope, healing, and freedom to every corner of the valley. In this series, we'll explore Isaiah 61 and the postures a person and a people have that positions them for revival to come.
October 4
The Posture of Mission
Isaiah 61:4
David Morelli
It’s time to stop building monoliths to house holy huddles. It’s time to start forming mission minded people who join Jesus in restoring all that’s been ruined by evil and injustice, one life and one meal at a time.
September 27
The Posture of Formation
Isaiah 61:3
David Morelli
One of the dangers of contending for revival is trading the slow, ordinary journey of following Jesus for a temporary emotional high. We’re after the alternative: becoming people who contend from a posture of formation.
September 20
The Posture of Prayer
Isaiah 61:10
David Morelli
So much of modern life is lived to be seen and acknowledged by others. Yet again and again, the great moves of God trace their origins to someone on their knees in prayer; to the secret place where no one sees but God. If we want revival to come, we must learn to embrace the secret place and adopt a posture of prayer.
September 13
A Vision for the Valley
Isaiah 61:11
David Morelli
So much of modern life consists of chasing after pinnacle level moments - getting the promotion, landing the dream job, reaching peak physical condition, finally taking the trip you've always dreamed of. We spend so much time and energy pursuing these moments believing they will satisfy us. So why, when we finally arrive, is there still this feeling that there has to be something more? It's because you weren't made for a pinnacle. You were made for a person and a purpose.