Tri County First Pentecostal Church

Tri County First Pentecostal Church Apostolic Church affiliated with the United Pentecostal Church, Int.

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Hyphen Camp! Go to our app and check out all the camps that are available this summer!
06/05/2026

Hyphen Camp! Go to our app and check out all the camps that are available this summer!

06/05/2026

COMMUNITY SOFTBALL SEASON KICKS OFF THIS SUNDAY!! Cutler park at 4pm kids & 6pm adults. 6•7•26

Revive Us AgainReading: Habakkuk 3:2; Acts 2:1-4Devotional: The 120 believers in the upper room waited with expectant hu...
06/05/2026

Revive Us Again
Reading: Habakkuk 3:2; Acts 2:1-4

Devotional: The 120 believers in the upper room waited with expectant hunger, and God met them with the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Revival isn’t a program or event—it’s what happens when hungry hearts encounter God’s presence. Habakkuk prayed, “O Lord, revive Your work in the midst of the years!” This must be our cry today. We cannot be content with past experiences of God’s touch; we need fresh hunger for His presence now. Revival begins personally before it spreads corporately. It starts when you pray, “Lord, I’m hungry. Fill me. I want more prayer, more holiness, more of Your Spirit.” Stop allowing entertainment, social media, busyness, and comfort to replace your devotion. Develop a greater hunger for God’s presence than for the things of this world. When hunger meets God’s presence, revival is born.
Reflection: Am I hungry enough for personal revival to pursue God with everything I have?

Righteousness: The Key to Being FilledReading: Psalm 24:3-6; 1 John 1:5-10Devotional: “Blessed are those who hunger and ...
06/04/2026

Righteousness: The Key to Being Filled
Reading: Psalm 24:3-6; 1 John 1:5-10

Devotional: “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be filled.” Notice the condition: righteousness. God doesn’t fill those who are full of sin, compromise, or worldliness. Righteousness means being right with God—living in alignment with His will, confessing sin quickly, and pursuing holiness. You cannot feel God’s presence while harboring unconfessed sin. You cannot experience fresh anointing while clinging to old habits. The enemy wants to fill your appetite with worldly pleasures so you lose your hunger for God’s holiness. Today, examine your life. What needs to be made right? What sin needs confessing? What relationship needs restoring? God rewards those who diligently seek Him with clean hands and pure hearts. Let your hunger drive you to righteousness, and righteousness will open the door to being filled.

Reflection: What area of my life needs to be made right with God?

When Hunger Meets FaithReading: 2 Kings 7:1-20; James 2:14-26Devotional: Four lepers faced certain death but chose faith...
06/03/2026

When Hunger Meets Faith
Reading: 2 Kings 7:1-20; James 2:14-26

Devotional: Four lepers faced certain death but chose faith over fear. Their hunger drove them to action—they stepped out toward the enemy’s camp and discovered God’s miraculous provision. Meanwhile, a doubting official saw God’s promise fulfilled but couldn’t partake because of his unbelief. Hunger without faith is desperation; faith without hunger is complacency. But when hunger meets faith, miracles happen. The lepers didn’t just sit and wish for food; they moved toward their breakthrough. Your spiritual hunger should drive you to prayer, worship, and faithful attendance. It should push you beyond comfort zones into deeper consecration. Don’t be the person who sees revival but refuses to participate. When you combine desperation for God with faith in His promises, you position yourself for transformation.
Reflection: What step of faith is my spiritual hunger calling me to take?

The Danger of SatisfactionReading: 2 Kings 6:24-29; Revelation 3:14-22Devotional: The people of Israel in 2 Kings faced ...
06/02/2026

The Danger of Satisfaction
Reading: 2 Kings 6:24-29; Revelation 3:14-22

Devotional: The people of Israel in 2 Kings faced desperate physical hunger, yet King Jehoram’s spiritual complacency had led them there. His self-inflicted distance from God resulted in catastrophic consequences. Similarly, the church at Laodicea was “lukewarm”—neither hot nor cold—satisfied with spiritual mediocrity. The greatest danger isn’t being spiritually empty; it’s becoming spiritually satisfied with less than God’s best. When we’re comfortable in our walk with God, we stop growing.

We attend church out of habit rather than hunger. We pray out of duty rather than desperation. God fills empty vessels, not full ones. Are you so full of the world that there’s no room for more of God? True revival begins when we recognize our poverty of spirit and cry out for more.

Reflection: Am I spiritually satisfied or spiritually hungry?

06/01/2026

Are you hungry enough to seek Him beyond Sunday?

Born HungryReading: Matthew 5:6; Psalm 42:1-2Devotional: Just as a newborn cries out for nourishment, we are created wit...
06/01/2026

Born Hungry
Reading: Matthew 5:6; Psalm 42:1-2

Devotional: Just as a newborn cries out for nourishment, we are created with an innate spiritual hunger for God. The question isn’t whether we’re hungry—it’s what we’re feeding ourselves. Matthew 5:6 promises that those who hunger and thirst for righteousness will be filled. Like physical hunger keeps us alive, spiritual hunger keeps our faith vibrant and growing. Are you satisfied with spiritual “junk food”—entertainment, busyness, or comfort—that dulls your appetite for God?

Today, examine what’s filling your soul. God designed you to crave His presence. When you feel spiritually empty, recognize it as an invitation to feast on His Word and seek His face. Don’t settle for substitutes when the real thing is available.

Reflection: What has been dulling my spiritual appetite lately?

Spiritual hunger drives revival. When we’re full of the world, we have no appetite for God. Stop being satisfied with le...
06/01/2026

Spiritual hunger drives revival. When we’re full of the world, we have no appetite for God. Stop being satisfied with less than His best. Get hungry for His presence again. Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness—they WILL be filled. *

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301 Railroad Street
Cutler, IL
62238

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Wednesday 6pm - 8:30pm
Sunday 9am - 1pm

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