The Queen Who Wouldn’t Come: The Purpose Of Revival

What is the purpose of revival? In a time when “revivals” seem to die down as quickly as they flare up, how can we keep ourselves from being disillusioned? Is this the best plan that God has for the church, or is there a more powerful change coming to the Body of Christ?

Join Monica Dennington as she looks to the story of Esther in the Bible to find out how to be the kind of queen that pleases the King, the proper use of grace, and the purpose of revival.

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Up From The Grave!: The Great End-Times Revival

Welcome to Session 3 of The Great Awakening Seminar. Does the Bible prophecy a great end-times revival of the Church? If so, how can we discern the difference between authentic revival and the counterfeit movements described in Matthew 24?

Join Monica Dennington in Session 3, as she goes straight to the words of Jesus Himself, for the definition of the word “revival”, and find out exactly the kind of revival we can expect in these end-times.

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The Great Awakening: The End-Times Outpouring Of The Holy Spirit

What is the end-times outpouring of the Holy Spirit? Is that the same thing as the revival of the church which we are expecting before Jesus returns? How can we tell when that outpouring has begun, and how can we be sure not to miss it?

Join Monica Dennington in Session 2 as she goes straight to the Word of God for the answers.

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The Great Awakening: Can These Bones Live?

Welcome to Tic Toc Ministries online seminar, The Great Awakening: The Return Of The Acts Church. In session one we take a look at the legendary “early church” – it’s unique and amazing characteristics, and the vast difference we find between the church described in the Book of Acts and the church we see on the earth today. We will also honestly face the daunting question, “Is it possible for the Acts church to exist on earth again?”

Join Monica as she goes straight to the Bible to find out how God wants us to answer the question, “Can those bones live?”

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