Please Do Not Disturb!

In this sermon, Dr. Hamlin preaches on Matthew 26:40—where Jesus finds His disciples sleeping in the Garden of Gethsemane—to illustrate how many modern Christians metaphorically hang a "Please Do Not Disturb" sign on their hearts. He argues that true revival requires believers to let God disrupt their complacency and wake them up in three key areas: supplication (maintaining an active, persistent prayer life), surrender (fully yielding to God's will rather than settling for spiritual lukewarmness), and suffering (faithfully enduring hardship and persecution for Christ). Encouraging the congregation to commit to the multi-night revival service, he challenges church members to remove these internal barriers, embrace spiritual growth, and allow God to deeply burden and transform their lives.