Scripture recovered
The Bible is our final authority for doctrine, worship, character, and the ordering of the church.
A call to recover what matters
Hilkiah Revival is a forming fellowship of evangelical churches calling believers to rediscover the authority of Scripture, live holy lives through grace, and depend on the present work of the Holy Spirit.
Four founding commitments
We believe lasting revival is not manufactured. It begins when God’s people hear His Word, respond in repentance and faith, and yield themselves to the Holy Spirit.
The Bible is our final authority for doctrine, worship, character, and the ordering of the church.
Grace does more than pardon. In Christ, believers are freed from sin’s dominion and empowered to obey.
The Holy Spirit still fills, guides, equips, and gives gifts to build up the church and advance the gospel.
Healthy local churches need qualified leaders, shared doctrine, transparent practice, and mutual correction.
The pattern in 2 Kings 22–23
In Josiah’s day, the temple still stood and worship continued—but the Book of the Law had been neglected. When Hilkiah found it, the king listened, humbled himself, renewed covenant, removed compromise, and restored true worship.
That is the pattern behind the name: not novelty for novelty’s sake, but a return to truth that produces visible obedience.
Read the full visionOur theological home
Our identity is evangelical, non-Calvinist, continuationist, holiness-emphasizing, complementarian, and committed to the life and mission of the local church.
We confess the historic Christian faith, the authority of Scripture, salvation through Christ alone, and the necessity of personal conversion.
We believe the gifts of the Spirit—including prophecy, healing, and tongues—remain biblical and active under scriptural order.
We teach that believers can walk in genuine obedience, while remaining fully dependent on Christ and continually growing in maturity.
Founding-stage work
Hilkiah Revival is presently a vision being shaped into a trustworthy church fellowship. Doctrine, governance, ministerial standards, safeguarding, and financial accountability must come before expansion.