I Bring My Need - Damon Davis

This message reframes revival: God is drawn to need. When we’re “full” we forget (Deut. 8); when we say we “have need of nothing,” we grow lukewarm (Rev. 3). But from the void in Genesis, to the widow’s empty vessels (2 Kings 4), to “they have no wine” (John 2), to hungry crowds, to ditches in a dry valley (2 Kings 3), God moves wherever there is lack brought to Him in faith.

Jesus taught us to pray for daily bread—a posture of dependence, not performance (Matt. 6). So instead of asking for better lights, songs, or speeches, we bring Him our empty: broken, hurting, addicted. We gather vessels, dig ditches, and watch the One who “fills all in all” (Eph. 1:22–23) do what only He can do.

Less polish. More need.
Come hungry—and be filled.