REVIVAL LABERERS AUG.2026-UG-D1

Tuesday was not just another day in the Revival Labourers Mission. It was a day of learning, reflection, and transformation. We began the day with BF, setting our hearts and minds for what was ahead. As the morning unfolded, the focus turned to a powerful message: the New Creation Man. A new creation is not simply someone who has changed their appearance. It is a person whose life has been transformed from within. A new heart. A renewed mind. A different way of thinking. A different way of living. We were reminded that revival begins with transformation in us before it can flow through us. Throughout the day, the teaching continued, giving us time to understand what it truly means to walk as new people in Christ. Then came discipleship. Because following Christ is more than receiving a message. It is learning. It is growing. It is being corrected. It is becoming disciplined. And it is allowing God's Word to shape our daily lives. As the afternoon continued, the message of the New Creation Man came back again, reminding us that the work God begins in us must continue beyond the church walls. It must be seen in our character. In our choices.In our relationships. In our service. And in the way we represent Christ. Then, as evening came, we entered into Revival. A moment to seek God. A moment to surrender. A moment to remember why we came. Because revival is not merely about a powerful gathering. Revival is when hearts are awakened, when lives are changed, and when people become willing vessels for the work of God. And as Tuesday came to an end with our floor group, we carried with us more than notes from the day's lessons. We carried a challenge: If we are truly new creations, then our lives must tell the story. Tuesday taught us that transformation is not a one-day event. It is a journey. A journey of becoming, a journey of discipleship, and a journey of surrender. This was Tuesday in the Revival Labourers Mission. A day of learning. A day of awakening. A day of becoming. And the journey continues.