Many churches pray for revival but never experience it. Why?
Because revival isn’t something you schedule—it’s something that spreads.
The early church didn’t wait for people to come to them. They went out and made disciples. Yet today, many churches still operate with a “come and see” mindset—waiting for people to walk through their doors.
What if We’re Seeking Revival the Wrong Way?
Most churches focus on attendance. They celebrate when more people show up.
But what if we measured impact instead of attendance?
Revival happens when believers bring faith into their workplaces, neighborhoods, and daily lives. It’s not about church growth—it’s about Kingdom multiplication.
How To Align Your Church With Revival
Revival isn’t manufactured, but it can be prepared for use.
That’s why we created “Five Breakthroughs for Revival,” a free guide to help churches remove obstacles and prepare for transformation.
Dr. Tracee J. Swank serves as the leader of Church Doctor Ministries. As a certified church consultant, Christian leadership coach, Building a StoryBrand Guide, and Business Made Simple Coach, Tracee serves as a strategic guide and coach for pastors, ministry leaders, and Christian entrepreneurs. Tracee is committed to helping others carry out their vision and mission in the Kingdom using the gifts, skills, and resources God has provided.