The Narrow Way

Revival isn’t hard to start.
One hungry prayer.
One surrendered heart.
One gathering where heaven kisses earth.
The harder part is sustaining it.

Leviticus 6:13 says,
“The fire must be kept burning on the altar continuously; it must not go out.”
The priest’s job wasn’t just to light it once,
but to tend it daily.
To add wood.
To remove ashes.
To guard the flame.

The same is true for us.
A city can be set ablaze in a weekend,
but revival is sustained when ordinary believers
keep fueling the fire in ordinary days.

How is it sustained?
Through prayer that refuses to grow casual.
Through worship that stays costly.
Through repentance that stays real.
Through leaders who keep pointing to Jesus,
not themselves.

In Acts 2, revival didn’t end when the tongues of fire disappeared.
It lived on in the fellowship, the breaking of bread,
the radical generosity, the constant teaching,
and the devotion to prayer.
Revival became lifestyle.

The enemy doesn’t mind sparks
he fears sustained flames.
That’s why he attacks unity.
That’s why he tempts hearts with pride.
That’s why he tries to turn movements into monuments.

But when God’s people stay hungry,
stay humble,
and stay surrendered,
the flame doesn’t just last
it spreads.

Your city doesn’t just need a moment with God.
It needs a generation committed to tending the fire
until the whole land burns with His glory.

So don’t let it go out.
Keep showing up.
Keep pouring oil.
Keep making space.

Because what God has started,
He intends to continue.
Not just for a day,
but until His Kingdom comes.