Host: Bradley Higgins
Guest: Pastor Rob Merill, Abundant Life Tabernacle West – Gratis, Ohio
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Episode Summary
In this powerfully raw episode of Voices of Revival, host Bradley Higgins sits down with Pastor Rob Merill, leader of Abundant Life Tabernacle West in Gratis, Ohio. From street corners to Native American reservations, Pastor Rob shares gripping stories of revival that begin not with hype—but with obedience. This isn’t theory—it’s testimony.
Rob’s ministry journey began not on a stage, but in prison chapels and street alleys where the gospel collided with brokenness. He speaks honestly about the fear of stepping out in evangelism and how simple obedience—whether passing out a tract or praying for someone in the middle of addiction—has resulted in transformed lives and entire families restored.
Together, Bradley and Rob explore the reality of being used by God even when no one else sees. Rob recounts late-night prayer meetings with just him and his wife, divine appointments on street corners, and the supernatural timing of God connecting ministries like food pantries and outreach efforts into something far more than he imagined. You’ll hear how a simple conversation led a man from mocking to weeping repentance, how a peanut butter sandwich led to an entire bus ministry, and why no act of obedience is wasted.
This episode is a call to churches and believers everywhere to move past fear, past apathy, and embrace the Great Commission—not just with good intentions, but with consistent action. Revival is not about numbers. It’s about going when God says “Go”—and trusting Him with the results.
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Key Topics Covered
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Practical Takeaways
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Most Powerful Quote from the Episode
“God’s not asking you to be impressive—He’s asking you to be obedient. The miracle is His job.”
Bradley Higgins Ministries
Miamisburg, Ohio
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