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Apostolic Revival Center is a live-service preaching feed built around worship, Scripture, and immediate spiritual response. Sermons and midweek lessons move from Exodus, Matthew, Corinthians, Deuteronomy, and other texts into pointed calls for obedience, recovery, prayer, and action.
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Apostolic Revival Center is a feed of live Apostolic church services, not a studio conversation dressed up as ministry content. The texture is immediate. Hands clap, voices rise, the room answers back, and the sermon begins inside the energy of worship before settling into Scripture. Pastor Evan Hood appears across several recent episodes, including Sunday preaching and the Search For Truth Bible study series. Those Search For Truth lessons return to Exodus and the Ten Commandments with an exegetical rhythm, but the teaching still leaves room for spontaneous emphasis and Holy Ghost language. The pace is fast and participatory. A passage is read, a phrase is isolated, and the message turns toward action. In "The Power of Weakness," a passage from Paul becomes a warning against pride and a way to talk about dependence on God. In "Liar, Lunatic or the Lord," Easter is treated as more than a calendar observance, with resurrection presented as something spiritually available in the present. "Thy Kingdom Come" moves from Easter outreach into clarity about the church body, prayer, baptism, and conviction about who Jesus is. "Making a Full Recovery" uses offense, sickness, temptation, and Daniel’s resolve to argue that spiritual responses are formed before pressure arrives. It is blunt at points. It can be funny, too. A line about human reactions gives way to a serious call for forgiveness, conversation, prayer, and recovery from the snare of the enemy. Bro Troy Diaz’s "Obedience from the Heart" adds a strong Wednesday-night appeal around loving God, obeying from the heart, and living without divided words and motives. Across the feed, faith is not treated as passive comfort. It is decision, obedience, worship, repentance, hospitality, and movement. The show suits listeners who want Pentecostal preaching with altar-service urgency, Bible-study continuity, and very little distance between doctrine and everyday response.
Made for: For listeners drawn to Pentecostal and Apostolic preaching, revival services, and Bible teaching that expects practical spiritual response. It especially fits people who prefer sermons with congregational energy over polished studio religion.
What sets it apart: The feed keeps the feel of the room intact while moving between verse-by-verse Search For Truth lessons and high-pressure revival preaching. Its strength is the constant conversion of biblical scenes into decisions about obedience, prayer, recovery, and action.
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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Apostolic Revival Center turns scripture and Pentecostal conviction into direct guidance for personal resilience, spiritual discipline, and church service.
Apostolic Revival Center carries the full energy of a church service into its feed: congregational prayer, scripture-led preaching, altar appeals, and practical instruction.
Pastor Evan Hood dares you to fact-check him, then asks you to lift your hands.
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A direct sermon about preparing a spiritual response before pressure hits.
This sermon stays focused on one practical idea: build the habit before pressure arrives. It moves from worship into spiritual warfare without losing its footing, and the Daniel example gives the message its clearest shape.
A direct Wednesday sermon on obedience that moves from inward motive to everyday practice.
Obedience is framed here as something that begins inside a person and then becomes visible in ordinary life. Built around Deuteronomy 4:39-40 and Romans 6:17-18, the Wednesday sermon keeps returning to the phrase "from the heart" as its center: loving God, trusting his plan, and…
A revival sermon that turns waiting into a direct question about who should move next.
Make a Move turns revival preaching into a blunt argument about waiting, control, and the tendency to expect something else to do the work. It moves from praise into a tense image of a man stuck at the wrong pool, then keeps pressing the same point through water, an angel, a…
A forceful sermon turns grief, blessing, sacrifice, and church-wide vision into a call to shut out unbelief.
Brad Allard's visit to a Carson City church is framed by a hard season: three people have been lost in the church, and he had been in Fiji for a funeral the previous Sunday.
A sermon answers doubt with a present-tense call to keep seeking God.
The sermon stays with a hard but familiar question of faith: whether God sees a person's present seeking as clearly as the mistakes that make punishment feel near.
A live leadership sermon on embodying Apostolic Revival Center's vision through Spirit-shaped service.
This leadership sermon frames Apostolic Revival Center's vision as something leaders have to live before they can explain. The message moves through Luke 1, Numbers 11, and Acts 6 to show the Holy Ghost forming people who can carry prophecy, honest report, wisdom, faith, and…
A live apostolic sermon uses Luke 4 and David's words to press listeners toward Scripture-grounded faith.
This single-episode sermon centers on Luke 4 and the weight of a word understood to come from God, arguing that any such word has to be tested by and grounded in Scripture.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Pastor Evan Hood preaches a sermon titled 'Winning with a Word' based on Luke chapter 4, focusing on Jesus's temptation in the wilderness.
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This episode is a church service recording where Pastor Evan Hood leads worship, discusses upcoming preaching from Brother Howard, and continues a Bible study in Exodus chapter 19.
This episode features a worship session led by Pastor Evan Hood, focusing on praising God and welcoming new members to the church community.
This episode encourages listeners to embrace faith over fear, proclaiming victory in various aspects of life through prayer and praise to God.
Pastor Evan Hood announces a church business meeting to discuss finances with transparency and positivity, while also planning a teaching session from Genesis chapter 6.
A pastor leads worship and introduces a sermon focusing on 1 Corinthians 9:24 and James 1, discussing Paul's teachings on salvation and spiritual discipline.
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This episode is a midweek Bible study where Pastor Hood introduces a verse-by-verse exegetical approach to Exodus chapter 20, contrasting it with liturgical and Reformed theological methods while emphasizing the role of the Holy Ghost.
Pastor Evan Hood delivers a sermon exploring how weakness can be a source of divine power, based on 2 Corinthians 12:7 where Paul discusses revelations and humility.
Pastor Evan Hood leads a Bible study session focusing on recapping the Ten Commandments from Exodus chapter 20 after Easter celebrations.
This Easter Sunday sermon emphasizes that Easter is not just a religious holiday but an opportunity to receive resurrection today, focusing on a Bible reading from Matthew 27.
A pastor encourages his congregation to invite others to Easter services and prays for spiritual breakthroughs during the holiday.
The message begins in praise and prayer, with the room invited to lift hands, call on Jesus, and ask plainly for what they need.
Bro Troy Diaz preaches from Deuteronomy 4:39-40, Galatians 5:13, and Romans 6:17-18 to define obedience as a “response to the truth” that begins “from the heart.” He connects that idea to repentance, baptism in Jesus’ name, and receiving the Holy Ghost as the start of a life of daily submission.
The service opens in praise.
Rev. Brad Allard says 2 Kings 4 works because God needs "something to work with" before the miraculous happens.
Pastor Evan Hood at Apostolic Revival Center in Carson City, Nevada centers Hebrews 11:6 on the claim that God "is a rewarder" and that faith is the kingdom's currency.