Voices of Revival - Shownotes

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Guest: Apostle Timothy Caldwell 

Host: Bradley Higgins

Title: Faith in the Waiting Room: A Conversation with Apostle Timothy Caldwell

Summary:
In Episode 3 of Voices of Revival, Bradley Higgins is joined by Apostle Timothy Caldwell for a power-packed, Spirit-led conversation about enduring disappointment, trusting God through delays, and obeying the call—no matter the cost. Apostle Caldwell shares raw wisdom from his decades of ministry, business, and spiritual fatherhood, diving deep into the prophetic parallels of Joseph, Moses, and the early Church.

What unfolds is a gripping message for every believer navigating waiting seasons and uncertain assignments. The conversation is laced with fire, faith, and a bold call to repentance, unity, and obedience—because someone else’s freedom might be tied to your yes.

1. Faith Is Born in Disappointment
Apostle Caldwell shares how personal setbacks taught him to look up—not around—for direction. Disappointment became fuel for an unwavering faith in God’s promises.

2. The Waiting Room is a Training Ground
Just like Joseph endured years of wilderness, your waiting is not wasted. You’re not disqualified—you’re being developed.

3. Your Promise Isn’t Just for You
Joseph’s promotion was never about Joseph—it was to save the very people who betrayed him. Your breakthrough might be assigned to heal those who hurt you.

4. Obedience Unlocks Deliverance for Others
Moses’ obedience to return to Egypt was the key to Israel’s freedom. Your yes may be someone else’s exodus.

5. We Need Each Other’s Gifts
Just as God paired Moses with Aaron, we must walk in unity, allowing others to complement our weaknesses. Kingdom advancement requires collaboration, not competition.

6. Women Are Called
They were promised in Joel. They were apostles in the New Testament. We cannot box God based on tradition. “He said He’d pour out His Spirit on sons and daughters.”

7. The Church Must Return to the Altar
God is calling the Church to repentance. Before revival comes, the priests must weep between the porch and the altar. We need grain and wine—Word and Spirit.

8. Relationship Over Performance
Deliverance often comes not through preaching but through presence. Sharing a meal, listening well, and loving deeply—that's evangelism that sticks.

“You thought you were in the waiting room because I wasn’t going to carry out the promise. But you were in the waiting room so the devil couldn’t steal it.” – Apostle Timothy Caldwell