Revolution Church
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Revival-minded sermons for burning hearts.
First Love Revolution is a sermon feed from Revolution Church, shaped by worship, Scripture teaching, and prayerful urgency. Its messages move between everyday stories, biblical exposition, revival reports, and direct appeals to remain faithful under pressure.
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First Love Revolution is a Christian ministry feed built from Revolution Church gatherings rather than a conventional interview show. The episodes carry the texture of live sermons, with greetings to campuses and online listeners before the speaker turns to Scripture. Its center of gravity is worship. Again and again, the messages return to the presence of God, the Holy Spirit, revival, prayer, and the call to remain faithful when life feels difficult. The pacing can be conversational at first. A speaker may begin with a rescue dog named Jada, a childhood picture of heaven, or a welcome to visitors across several campuses. Then the message tightens into exhortation. Biblical passages from Second Corinthians, Ephesians, Romans, Acts, Matthew, Luke, and Second Chronicles are used to frame everyday questions about endurance, spiritual dependence, eternity, and Christian victory. The show is especially shaped by charismatic language and expectation. Speakers talk about burning hearts, remaining in the Spirit, signs, wonders, miracles, deliverance, healing, and revival meetings. Recent episodes also connect the local church to a wider international story, with references to Mexico City, Puerto Escondido, Quito, Ecuador, and ministry in Pakistan. Testimony matters here. The feed includes missionary memory, a near-death account from Ellie, reports of prayer and fasting, and stories of congregations pressing toward God together. The editorial feel is not academic or detached. It is pastoral, urgent, and communal. Listeners hear a church trying to interpret suffering, salvation, heaven, and spiritual battle through the language of Scripture and worship. Some moments are tender. Others are forceful. The recurring message is that Christian life is not only belief but pursuit: waiting on God, depending on God, remembering God's promises, and returning to first love. For listeners who prefer polished studio religion, the live-church atmosphere may feel intense. For those drawn to revival-centered preaching, Spirit-led prayer, and testimony-heavy Christian formation, First Love Revolution offers direct, emotionally engaged teaching from inside an active worshipping community.
Made for: For Christians drawn to charismatic preaching, Scripture-heavy exhortation, revival testimony, and messages about worship, heaven, endurance, and the Holy Spirit. It especially suits listeners who want the feel of a live church gathering rather than a studio conversation.
What sets it apart: The show stands out through its multi-campus, revival-centered atmosphere, where local sermons are tied to reports from Mexico City, Ecuador, Pakistan, and other church contexts. Its teaching blends personal stories, biblical exposition, prayer, and urgent calls to remain in the Spirit.
Our Mission is to love the Lord our God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength and second, to teach others to do the same.Weekend Gatherings: Saturdays at 5p (Lone Tree Only) | Sundays at 10aWeeknight Gatherings:Small Groups at 5:30p | Service at 7pVisit us in-person at one of our campuses:Lone Tree - 11798 Oswego St. Lone Tree, CO 80112Colorado Springs - 2380 Montebello Dr W Colorado Springs, CO 80918
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An earnest sermon on endurance, dependence, and keeping faith steady.
This sermon keeps its focus on spiritual endurance: remembering God's promises, staying dependent, and finishing the race without losing first love. It opens with gratitude for gathered worship, then settles into the harder question of how faith holds when life grows heavy.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
First Love Revolution’s “Home: Building a Foundation That Lasts” is a Father’s Day sermon built around Deuteronomy 6, Luke’s foundation parable, and the framework “me, us, and them.” The speaker recounts Becky’s 2020 brain-tumor death, his blended family with Angela and five teenagers, and the disruption that followed for Stella and Ezra.
First Love Revolution’s June 17, 2026 episode uses roller-coaster and color-by-number images to argue that willingness determines how fully a person follows God’s plans.
The First Love Revolution episode “Open Doors Pt.3 | Headlines: Signs of the Times” defines occult practices as secret supernatural knowledge or power apart from God and examines witchcraft, Reiki, sound healing, moon rituals, and media exposure.
First Love Revolution examines 2 Corinthians 12:1-10 through a dream about the speaker's former wrestling partner Matt Bean, a four-time Oklahoma 6A state champion who never lost a takedown to the speaker.
This First Love Revolution sermon centers on a call to run and finish the race well, using Paul’s words in 2 Timothy 4, Revelation 2, and 1 Corinthians 9 as anchors.
A pastor at Revolution Church uses a story about his rescue dog to illustrate a spiritual lesson about overcoming past trauma.
A charismatic church service encouraging believers to remain in the Holy Spirit during difficult times, based on Ephesians 6:18.
A pastor delivers a sermon on victorious Christian living from 2 Corinthians, with greetings to multiple church campuses and a story about missionary Jim Elliot.
A pastor discusses the concept of heaven, sharing personal anecdotes and biblical teaching.
A pastor introduces a new teaching series on heaven and previews a testimony from a teenager who had a near-death experience.
A pastor shares a message about experiencing the presence of God and being in the Spirit, referencing biblical passages.
A pastor calls young people to step forward and embrace their calling to ministry and service in God's kingdom.
A pastor introduces a guest preacher from Pakistan who leads a growing church and evangelistic ministry, including revival meetings and a Christian broadcast network reaching Muslims.
A pastor leads a congregation in prayer, asking for a deeper love for God and inviting the Holy Spirit to work.
A pastor shares her 37-year journey in vocational ministry, reflecting on how her passion for God only grew despite skeptics who expected her to settle down.
A pastor delivers a sermon at Revolution Church, using the concept of FOMO to discuss spiritual lessons.