The Corinthian epistles give us a picture of a “mega” revival of a church in Corinth that had grown to about sixty or seventy thoUSDnd converts in four years and the problems associated with it. Rev. Caram shows how the Corinthian revival is a figure of the revival that is coming in the last days, as a net that is cast into the sea, wherein will be gathered all kinds, and the great need for spiritual mothers and fathers who are prepared to lead the church on to maturity.