Voices of Revival - Shownotes

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Host: Bradley Higgins
Guest: Evangelist Lynette Shear

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Dying Daily and Loving Deeply: A Revival Conversation with Evangelist Lynette Shear

In this heartfelt and fiery episode of Voices of Revival, Bradley Higgins is joined by longtime friend and powerful evangelist Lynette Shear for a raw and transparent conversation on legacy, spiritual growth, and the weight of true obedience. Lynette shares her personal journey of transformation—from a heritage rooted in prayer to a radical salvation experience that birthed a burden for souls. Her words carry not only the authority of experience but the intimacy of someone who walks closely with God.

Lynette speaks vulnerably about the 12-year season she spent serving in the shadows before stepping into public ministry. It was a time marked by dreams, visions, and learning to obey in secret. For anyone who feels unseen or unready, her story is a stunning reminder that God grooms us in hiddenness to prepare us for His appointed time.

The conversation takes a powerful turn as she and Bradley unpack what it means to “die daily.” In a culture that often exalts self, Lynette explains how fasting, prayer, and love are keys to crucifying the flesh and walking in the Spirit. Her insight into how a believer can learn to forgive—even after deep hurt—is both convicting and freeing. She reminds us that our healing isn’t about the offender, but about keeping our hearts aligned with Heaven.

The episode also dives deep into the generational legacy of faith, with Lynette sharing miraculous testimonies from her family—like the healing of her premature son Darren, who wasn’t breathing at birth but was revived through the fervent prayers of her father. These testimonies aren’t just nostalgic—they are prophetic declarations that God still works wonders.

If you’ve been feeling distant, discouraged, or disqualified, this episode is a timely call to return to the altar, to live set apart, and to lean into love as the highest aim. Revival doesn’t begin in a pulpit—it begins in a heart surrendered to Christ.

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Key Topics Covered:

• The call to ministry after years of hidden preparation
   
• How to die to self and walk in the Spirit
   
• The importance of loving those who hurt us
   
• Real-life miracles and generational legacy in faith
   
• Why a daily, vibrant prayer life is non-negotiable
   
• Revival as obedience and faithfulness, not popularity
   
• How fasting and prayer transform spiritual authority
   

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Scripture References Mentioned:

• Philippians 3:14 – "I press toward the mark…"
   
• 2 Corinthians 10:5 – "Take every thought captive…"
   
• Luke 9:23 – "Take up your cross daily…"
   
• 1 Corinthians 13 – Love as the highest aim
   
• Romans 12:1 – "Offer yourselves as living sacrifices…"
   
• Ephesians 6:12 – Wrestling not against flesh and blood
   
• Matthew 6:14 – Forgive so the Father will forgive you
   
• Mark 9:29 – “This kind only comes out by prayer and fasting”
   
• James 5:15 – “The prayer of faith shall save the sick”
   

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Practical Takeaways:

• Cultivate a consistent, intentional prayer life beyond routine
   
• Practice forgiveness daily—not for them, but for your own freedom
   
• Begin each day by asking God to help you die to self
   
• Fast regularly to discipline your flesh and sharpen your spirit
   
• Keep your heart clean by choosing love over offense
   
• Lean into your hidden season—God may be preparing you for more than you see
   

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Most Powerful Quote:
"You can't cast out flesh—you have to crucify it. A dead man doesn’t retaliate, doesn’t get offended, and doesn’t hate his brother."