By
Rev Jamie Sewell2025-07-04T15:43:00
While many churches prioritise order, structure, and predictability, Rev Jamie Sewell says true revival isn’t born of control, but of holy disruption
At 41, I found myself feeling bored. Not because life lacked meaning. I’m leading a church I love, I have a wonderful wife and son, and I see signs of growth and grace all around. But something was missing.
I’ve always been a competitive sportsman. I was used to training for something, lining up at the start of a race with adrenaline in my veins and nerves in my stomach. And as much as I was fulfilled in ministry and family, I realised I had lost that sense of risk. That tingle of danger. That thrill of chaos.
So I signed up for a charity boxing match.
As I waited behind the curtain, listening for my name “The Raging Rev!” I felt something…
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