Revived & Transformed with Dr. Kristi Lemley

In this episode of Revived and Transformed, Dr. Kristi urges listeners to "Keep the Faith" amid global and personal battles. She warns against the spirit of offense that steals joy, peace, and purpose, and calls believers to stop criticizing one another. Drawing on John and 1 Peter, the message outlines practical steps to keep your faith strong.

Dr. Kristi invites listeners to respond to God’s call to "go" — to start ministering wherever you are without waiting for a title, platform, or human approval. She addresses fear and identity, encourages seeking God’s direction, and reminds believers that God provides the way when we step out in faith.

In this episode of Revived and Transformed, Kristi reminds listeners that God has a plan for each life — not only for grand missions but for everyday moments. She encourages believers that they are God’s handiwork, created on purpose to do good works where they already are and to trust the Holy Spirit, take faithful next steps, and rest in God’s love and timing. It closes with a prayer for inner strength and a deeper sense of God’s presence and purpose in daily life.

In this episode Kristi explores the balance between powerful encounters with God and the quiet, daily work of the Holy Spirit to produce the fruit of the Spirit. She shares personal stories and practical examples of choosing faith-filled responses in ordinary moments. Listen for encouragement to follow the Spirit’s daily nudges, grow in Christlike character, and allow small acts of kindness and self-control to create lasting transformation in your life and those around you.

In this episode of Revived and Transformed, Kristi encourages listeners to remain strong in the Lord by putting on the full armor of God (Ephesians 6). She explains how truth, righteousness, faith, the gospel of peace, salvation, Scripture, and continual prayer protect believers from the enemy’s schemes and help them stand firm.
 

This podcast explores the importance of waiting for God’s manifested presence—how His presence brings healing, joy, peace, and transformation, and why believers must reclaim the lost art of tarrying.
Drawing on examples like Moses on Mount Sinai and the day of Pentecost, she offers practical guidance for waiting well: make space, be consistent, worship, and remain expectant so revival and miracles can occur. 

This episode explores Hebrews 11 and the difference between faith and trust, encouraging listeners to put belief into action and trust God to complete His work through them. Using examples from the heroes of faith, practical scripture, and a closing prayer, Dr. Kristi calls for persistent obedience, joyful endurance, and stepping out in faith for personal and corporate revival.

Listeners are urged to seek God’s presence, keep their hearts pure, and prepare for personal and global revival. Using Scripture (Psalm 24; Matthew 5; Mark 6–7; Jeremiah 17), she warns against a hardened or religious heart that block intimacy with God. Practical steps include asking the Lord to search your heart regularly, quickly repenting when convicted, and responding to the Holy Spirit’s promptings so you can walk daily in revival and lead others well.

This episode centers on Psalm 46:10—"Be still and know that I am God"—and invites listeners to quiet the chaos, seek God’s presence, and cultivate a daily rhythm of stillness through prayer, journaling, and simple practices.
Dr. Kristi shares personal stories of healing and restoration, practical steps to begin, and a call to deeper intimacy with the Holy Spirit and revival in our lives.

This episode teaches how to steward prophetic gifting with biblical grounding: avoiding false prophecies from lying spirits or personal agendas, cultivating the fruit of the Spirit, keeping hearts pure, sacrificing time in God’s presence, and becoming people of no reputation so the Holy Spirit can freely speak through us. Practical guidance includes testing and praying into prophetic words, resting in Christ while speaking, and keeping the giver (Jesus) central so gifts serve the receiver and advance revival.