Final Episode of the OIL & WATER Series

Scriptures: Ezekiel 47:1–12; Acts 10:38

Episode 4 is not like “more of the same. It isn’t a repeat — it’s the prophetic destination of the entire series.

• Episodes 1–3 were the preparation, but Episode 4 becomes the outpouring.

Episode 4 is the “thundering revelation” that makes it not just

relevant, but essential, and possibly the most explosive of them all.

• Episode 4 is where the oil and water stop being symbols and start becoming streams.

1. It’s the shift from inward working to outward impact.

2. From vessel to conduit —

3. From “God in me” to “God through me.”

4. That’s the missing note — and that changes everything.

Ezekiel 47:7-12

7. As I went back, I saw on the bank of the river very many trees on the one side and on the other.

8. And he said to me, “This water flows toward the eastern region and goes down into the Arabah, and enters the sea; when the water flows into the sea, the water will become fresh.

9. And wherever the river goes, every living creature that swarms will live, and there will be very many fish. For this water goes there, that the waters of the sea may become fresh so everything will live where the river goes.

10. Fishermen will stand beside the sea. From En Gedi to En Eglaim it will be a place for the spreading of nets. Its fish will be of very many kinds, like the fish of the Great Sea.

11. But its swamps and marshes will not become fresh; they are to be left for salt.

12. And on the banks, on both sides of the river, there will grow all kinds of trees for food. Their leaves will not wither, nor their fruit fail, but they will bear fresh fruit every month, because the water for them flows from the sanctuary. Their fruit will be for food, and their leaves for healing.”

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Testimony Tuesday | Bradley & Danyell Fields

This month for our testimony on Living the Revive Life Podcast, we sit down with Bradley and Danyell Fields as they share their powerful testimony of redemption, restoration, and the transforming power of Jesus in their lives. From junky to Jesus, their story is a reminder that no one is too far gone for God’s grace.

They also share the heart behind the upcoming Hope4Recovery Conference 2026, happening March 6–7 at LifeWay Church.This weekend will include:🤍 Powerful worship🎤 Live testimonies from Bradley Fields & Mayana Fredrickson💬 Q&A panel with local leaders🧩 Breakout sessions🍳 Breakfast & lunch provided on Saturday
“For the Son of Man came to seek and save the lost.” — Luke 19:10
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Don’t miss this inspiring Testimony Tuesday episode that will strengthen your faith and remind you that revival starts with surrender.

Our first Testimony on Living the Revive Life with Craig Harding God is going to use you brother! Check out his amazing song "Back from the Bottom"

Bridge to “The Oil of Readiness”:

The oil of the Spirit keeps us burning while we wait for the return of the King. The water speaks of initial filling — salvation. Oil speaks of continual fueling — sanctification.

You may have been washed once, but if your lamp runs dry, you’ll miss the moment. Our story this morning is about remaining filled with oil; the ongoing presence of the Spirit keeps the light of salvation alive.

The Oil of readiness is often, out of necessity, the oil of waiting. Jesus tells the story about ten virgins, ten bridesmaids waiting for the arrival of the Bridegroom.

• Five were wise. Five were foolish.

• They all had lamps. They all had light.

• But not all had oil — when it mattered the most.

The parable is simple yet piercing: Some started well — but not all stayed ready. The difference wasn’t talent, status, or opportunity. The difference was oil.

Scripture Reference:

Matthew 25:1-13

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Today — is about the woman at the well experiencing His living waters…

Summary of the scripture…

Most of you would be familiar with this story, so I won’t read the entire chapter, I’ll summarize it.

In John 4, Jesus sits by Jacob’s well, tired, thirsty, and waiting. A Samaritan woman approaches, carrying an empty jar and not just to draw water; because symbolically she’s not just carrying an empty jar, she’s carrying empty life.

Jesus turns that ordinary moment of thirst into a divine encounter. In their conversation, He exposes her emptiness not to condemn her, but to awaken her to her true need, living water that only He can give.

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The Holy Spirit is the flow of Spirit and Life — both the water that refreshes and the oil that ignites. The Spirit’s fullness in power is oil and in presence, water. We need both to stay alive in Christ. This is the foundation for this series.

Series Introduction:

They say oil and water don’t mix. Science says they separate. Culture says they clash. But the Kingdom of God operates on a higher chemistry; Heaven knows how to blend what the world says can’t go together.

Throughout Scripture, both oil and water are used as symbols of the Holy Spirit and the life of Jesus Christ.

• Oil represents anointing, empowerment, and consecration.

• Water represents cleansing, refreshing, and renewal.

And yet, in the purposes of God, these two elements are never in competition. They’re companions. They work together; one filling, the other fueling.

• One washing you clean, the other setting you apart.

• One bringing life to the soul, the other lighting the spirit on fire.

This series is about what happens when the oil of the Spirit and the living water of Jesus begin to move together in your life. When the flow and the refreshing of the living waters meet the oil and flame, the power of the Holy Spirit. This is when the presence of God meets the purpose for your life.

Over these next four weeks, we’re going to explore how the Spirit and the Son of God work in perfect harmony, to cleanse us, fill us, and ignite us, until we overflow with the life of God.

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In this final episode, we lift our eyes from our own stories of healing to the far-reaching story of redemption — where every prodigal finds their way home, and every broken thing is made new.

The heart of the Father is calling, “Come home.” And one day, when Jesus returns, that call will echo through creation itself as He restores all things to Himself.

Introduction: Coming Home

Every great story ends where it began, with home. Home isn’t just a location; it’s the place where things are right again. Where broken relationships are healed. Where distance gives way to embrace.

From the beginning of time, God’s story has been a story of homecoming; a Father calling His lost children back.

The story of The Prodigal Son in Luke 15 and The New Creation in Revelation 21 are not two stories: they’re two ends of the same story — the beginning and the finale of redemption.

This final episode lifts our eyes from our individual journey of restoration to the grand restoration story — that God is writing across eternity.

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Introduction: Spring After Winter

There’s a moment every year when winter finally breaks. The snow melts, the ground softens, and suddenly what looked like dead earth suddenly bursts into life. Dormant trees bud, little green shoots begin to poke through the soil, flowers bloom, and birds sing. What seemed lifeless just weeks before bursts into color, fragrance, and beauty.

But then, after the first burst of color, the rains come, soaking the ground, refreshing what was newly alive.

That’s the picture of restoration: God revives what was dead and refreshes what is weary.

• Spring is God’s reminder that He specializes in bringing life where death once reigned.

Bridge…

But here’s the problem: even when new life comes, we sometimes still live in an exhausted state. We’re alive but not refreshed. We’ve been raised, but we’re not resting in Him.

And Jesus doesn’t just want to revive you with new life; He wants to refresh you with His rest.

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