05-21-2026 PART 1: Resurrection Power and the God Who Is Never Finished

Section 1

Returning once again to Revelation 11, Dr. Dave revisits the dramatic account of the two witnesses whose bodies lay dead in the streets while the world celebrated their destruction. For three and a half days it appeared as though evil had finally triumphed and the testimony of God had been silenced. Yet the teaching immediately reminds listeners that Friday was not the end for Jesus, because Sunday still came with resurrection power. In the same way, situations that appear dead, hopeless, or permanently finished may not actually be over at all. When the breath of God enters something, life returns. From Adam in Genesis, to the resurrection of Jesus, to the God-breathed Scriptures themselves, the message repeatedly emphasizes that wherever God breathes, life follows.

Section 2

As the passage unfolds further, attention shifts away from endless speculation about the exact identity of the two witnesses and toward the far more important truth being displayed through them. Whether symbolic, literal prophets, representatives of the church, or connected to figures like Moses, Elijah, or Enoch, the undeniable reality is that God remains fully in control even when circumstances look bleak. The world believed the witnesses were defeated, but heaven had already determined otherwise. Dr. Dave stresses that God is able to resurrect, restore, and revive things people assume are permanently gone. The enemies of God watched in fear as the witnesses stood again and ascended publicly before them, proving visibly and unmistakably that God—not governments, culture, media, or human power—ultimately rules over all things.

Section 3

Toward the close, Dr. Dave becomes deeply personal while reflecting on seasons where he believed his own ministry work had completely ended. After years of ministry, difficult transitions, and disappointing circumstances, he assumed certain doors had permanently closed, only to watch God unexpectedly reopen opportunities through radio ministry in both California and Texas. Those experiences become living examples of the very truth taught in Revelation 11: God is not finished simply because people think something is over. The final encouragement expands beyond ministry into every area of life, including church involvement, personal calling, broken dreams, and seasons of discouragement. When God says “come up here,” His purposes move forward exactly according to His timing and authority. The central message remains unmistakable from beginning to end: God is in charge, God gives life, and God always has the final word.