Episode Summary:In today’s episode, Tola continues exploring the theme of Revival and focuses on why we need to ask God for help. Drawing from Psalm 40:2, she unpacks what it means to be in a “horrible pit” and explains why recognizing your need for God’s intervention is the first step toward revival. Tola encourages listeners to reflect on their lives and identify areas where they’ve been stuck for so long that they’ve forgotten what freedom and release look like.
Key Takeaways:

Psalm 40:2 as a Foundation:

"He brought me up also out of a horrible pit, out of the miry clay, and set my feet upon a rock, and established my goings."
A “horrible pit” represents a situation that is dreadful, grim, confusing, or beyond one’s control.


Recognizing the Pit:

The pit could symbolize emotional, spiritual, or relational struggles that leave you feeling stuck, confused, or overwhelmed.
Synonyms for “horrible” like dreadful, vile, and insufferable highlight the weight of these situations.


You Cannot Do It Alone:

A pit is often too deep to escape on your own. Acknowledging the need for help is the first step toward revival.
Whether your struggles involve confusion, disorder, or turbulence, God is ready to lift you out and set your feet on solid ground.



Reflection Questions:

Are there areas in your life where you feel stuck, overwhelmed, or unable to move forward?
Have you asked God for help in these areas, trusting Him to bring you out of the “pit”?

Practical Application:

Take time to reflect on the “pits” in your life—whether emotional, spiritual, or circumstantial.
Pray Psalm 40:2 and ask God to lift you out, steady your steps, and establish your goings.
Journal about the areas where you need revival and cry out to God for His intervention.

Closing Encouragement:You don’t have to stay in the pit. Recognizing your need for help and crying out to God is the beginning of your breakthrough. He is a faithful God who hears your cry and is ready to lift you out of the confusion, turbulence, and despair. Trust Him to set your feet on solid ground and lead you into a place of stability and peace.
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