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2:04:19Now PlayingHave you heard what God did in Stockton, California?
This morning at the Pastors' Brunch in Albany, Mario Murillo brings a message that cuts straight to the heart of revival: everything hinges on one thing.
In John 6, the people asked Jesus how to work the works of God. His answer? "Believe in Him whom He sent." That's it. That's the work.
When God answered the church's prayers and delivered Peter from prison, they called the girl at the gate crazy for announcing the very miracle they'd been praying for. Zacharias stood face to face with the angel Gabriel—and lost his visitation because he would not believe the one God had sent.
The warning is clear: You cannot cooperate with God if you resist His miracles.
Mario isn't asking for excitement. He's not after an emotional blessing or a reaction to the news. He's asking for one thing—the thing everything else hangs on:
👉 Believe that God has sent this crusade.
We won't work for it, support it, or inflict the damage we should on the enemy until we settle this in our hearts: God has sent this, at this time, for such a time as this.
"As the Father has sent Me, I also send you." —John 20:21
It's time to consecrate ourselves, bring our offerings with willing hearts, and watch the fierce wrath of the enemy turn back. Revival is not coming. Revival is sent.
📍 Albany, NY | Pastors' Brunch with Mario Murillo
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