When we hear the word revolt, we might instantly think of chaos, anger, or rebellion in a negative light. But what if we told you that revolt can actually be something spiritual?
Spiritual revolt isn’t about shouting or breaking rules. It’s simply not sitting back and accepting misery as part of life. Instead, it dares to question, to challenge, and most importantly, to seek answers from God.
There comes a point when you have to say, “Enough is enough.” True revolt doesn’t come from emotion—it comes from faith.
Take Gideon’s story in the Bible. He lived in misery, surrounded by fear, and constantly under attack. But, something changed. He began asking questions. He looked at the promises of God and compared them to the life he was living, and it didn’t match.
That internal struggle and his refusal to accept that reality, sparked his revolt. He took his frustration to God, and from there, everything began to change. God didn’t dismiss his anger. He answered it. He gave Gideon the direction and strength he needed to move forward.
It’s okay to feel angry when life isn’t how it should be. But don’t let that anger fester or turn into bitterness. Instead, pour it out before God. Tell Him everything—your pain, your confusion and your struggles. That’s not weakness; that’s faith in action.
When you’re revolting in faith, prayer and fasting go hand in hand. Fasting pushes you to leave the distractions behind and get serious about your relationship with God. It’s a way of showing Him that you’re truly seeking answers, and when combined with sincere prayer, something shifts—and most importantly, itgets God’s attention.
So, let us ask you something: How long will you keep putting up with what you were never meant to carry?
Now is the time to take your revolt to the Altar and do something you have never done before.
Join us this Saturday at 7am, for the final day of the Fast of Revolt at your local Universal Church.
Event: Seven Saturdays of the Fast of Revolt
Day and time: Saturday 12th July at 7am
Location: Your local Universal Church
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