In an age of celebrity pastors and consumer Christianity, Dr. Mark Chironna issues a profound call to return to Jesus's model of servant leadership—a timely message for a church caught between cultural captivity and authentic kingdom witness.

During a recent Kingdom Reformation session, Dr. Chironna shared insights from his five decades of ministry on how Western Christianity has drifted toward corporate models that reflect America more than Christ.

His analysis offers both diagnosis and prescription: a return to the ancient paths of Jesus-centered, cruciformity based living and ministry.

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Augustine's Confessions, translated and edited by Albert C. Outler, is a profound exploration of Augustine's spiritual journey and relationship with God. The text is structured as a sustained prayer and self-examination, not a straightforward autobiography. Augustine recounts pivotal moments from his youth and intellectual development, revealing his struggles with worldly desires and his eventual conversion to Christianity. He examines themes of love, loss, sin, and the nature of evil, often through personal anecdotes and reflections on scripture. The work also includes philosophical inquiries into concepts such as memory, time, and creation, all within the framework of Augustine's growing understanding of divine grace. Ultimately, Confessions serves as a testament to God's pervasive presence and transformative power in Augustine's life.

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In this episode, we dive into a vital message for today’s Church: we must recover the full rhythm of Kingdom life by integrating revival, discipleship, and evangelism. When these three elements flow together, we don’t just gather crowds—we multiply disciples, ignite communities, and advance the Gospel with lasting impact.

Revival is not just about goosebumps and altar calls — it's about the manifest presence of God transforming lives, churches, and cities. Glenn reminds us that sustained revival must be stewarded well, so it leads to true spiritual formation and mission.

Revival starts the journey, but discipleship makes it sustainable. Jesus never separated revival power from relational discipleship. In this episode, we explore the importance of intentional community, biblical teaching, and spiritual formation.

The Great Commission is the natural outflow of a life shaped by revival and discipleship. When believers are empowered by the Holy Spirit and formed through discipleship, evangelism becomes a lifestyle, not just a church program.

The Church needs all three — not just one. Revival awakens, discipleship forms, and evangelism multiplies. Glenn paints a picture of a Kingdom ecosystem where:

• 🔥 Revival fuels passion.
• 📖 Discipleship builds depth.
• 🌍 Evangelism sends people into mission.

When these flow together, the Church becomes unstoppable.

• “Don’t separate what Jesus always integrated.”
• “The fire of revival must lead to the fruit of discipleship.”
• “Evangelism is not hype — it’s the harvest of a healthy church.”

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It’s time to build churches that carry the fire, walk in truth, and multiply disciples. Let’s stop choosing between revival, discipleship, and evangelism — and start living out all three.

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