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This sermon marks the conclusion of the three-week Daniel Fast and emphasizes that true revival begins with inward transformation through confession, repentance, worship, and gratitude. Drawing from Ephesians 5:15–17, we are called as believers to live wisely by walking as children of light, pursuing holiness, focusing on eternal things, and faithfully representing Christ as His ambassadors. Dean Karen stresses that time is a sacred, limited gift from God, and wasting it on pursuits without eternal value is living unwisely. Instead, Christians are urged to redeem the time by investing in prayer, Scripture, worship, and actively sharing the gospel.

 

This fast was meant to ignite personal revival so believers could carry God’s fire into the world. Now, the church has entered a season of “harvest time,” where God is calling His people to step out boldly and bring the lost to Him. Though evangelism may feel uncomfortable, this new season requires obedience, intentionality, and faith. The sermon concludes with a clear challenge: stop delaying, stop making excuses, and go. The harvest is ready, and the time is now.

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