Iranian Christian Fellowship, 158, Sutton Court Road, Chiswick, London, W4 3HR
The sermon asserts that church attendance is a divine mandate essential for spiritual survival. Using the metaphors of the body, the bride, and charcoal on a grill, Brother Edward argues that isolation leads to spiritual death. True revival and power require unity, mutual service, and active participation from every member.
Tom Hawksley explores Psalm 57, teaching how to be “storm winners” rather than just receiving storm warnings. By choosing to draw near to a merciful God and exalting Him through worship during crises, believers experience a steadfast heart and personal revival, even when the “violent storms” of life bring suffering.
This bilingual sermon calls for a spiritual awakening among believers, citing Romans 13. Brother Edward argues that revival is necessary to combat spiritual dryness, moral compromise, and relational discord. By acknowledging the brevity of life and the holiness of God, the congregation is urged to pursue deep repentance and readiness.