Feeling stuck doesn’t mean you’re failing. In this episode, Pastor Steve Gray explains how God uses divine interruption to bring real transformation. Through the story of Saul becoming Paul, he reveals why God often pauses our progress to reshape our character, renew our thinking, and deepen our dependence on Him. This message will help you understand what God is doing when nothing seems to be moving.

Key Takeaways:

• Divine Interruption: Understanding how divine interruptions, much like Saul's conversion to Paul, can serve as a pivotal moment for spiritual transformation.
• Dependence on God: The essence of true power lies in becoming deeply dependent on God, rather than striving for personal power.
• Character Over Power: Before seeking external affirmations of success, it's crucial to develop a foundation of strong character and integrity in Christ.
• Transformation Over Conversion: Spiritual growth is a transformative journey, not merely a conversion experience, requiring time and dedication to personal growth.
• Becoming an Imitable Example: The ultimate goal is to become someone others can imitate in faith, leading by example through a life well-lived in God's principles.

In this episode of More Faith, More Life, Pastor Steve Gray confronts a hard truth facing our nation and the Church. While society grows more divided and louder on every side, the Church has grown quiet where it matters most. Drawing from Scripture, revival history, and firsthand experience, Steve explains why true unity will never come through opinions, politics, or culture—but only through a genuine encounter with the living God. This is a call to rediscover real revival, real transformation, and a faith that still has the power to change people and nations.

Key Takeaways:

• Revival is crucial for bridging the divide created by conflicting societal opinions.
• True spiritual awakening involves encountering the living God, leading to personal and communal transformation.
• Historical revivals, like the Smithton Outpouring, demonstrate the potential for lasting impact when communities passionately pursue God.
• The silent church must find its voice to unify and guide societies through spiritual truths.
• A revival focused on biblical principles can lead to a harmonious society, healing divisions, and providing clear moral direction.

In this episode, Pastor Steve Gray wrestles with one of the biggest questions of our time: what is truth. Steve anchors the conversation in Scripture, from Pilate’s question to the closing warning in Judges, where everyone did what was right in their own eyes. He explains how truth is not something we invent, it is something God reveals, and Jesus makes it clear that there is a side of truth and it has a voice. Drawing from revival history and the story of Esther, Steve warns that comfort can create a false sense of security, and that believers must recognize the moment they are living in and speak with clarity. The episode is a call back to the center, Jesus, and a call forward into unity, conviction, and revival.

Key Takeaways:

• The current societal landscape is filled with confusion over what constitutes truth, making it crucial for believers to return to biblical principles and seek divine guidance.
• The Book of Judges illustrates the dangers of lacking a unified truth, serving as a parallel to the disunity seen in many modern churches.
• Not having an agreed truth within the Church could weaken the community's ability to counteract anti-Christian agendas in society.
• Historical and biblical narratives point to the importance of collective agreement to preserve order and resist oppressive movements.
• Revival and agreed-upon truth within the Church could bring about necessary spiritual and societal change, emphasizing the importance of focusing on God’s presence and guidance.