revival

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Harvest Christian Fellowship Pastor Greg Laurie has moved his massive in-person Harvest Crusade event online.

The church needs spiritual power more than ever, not entertainment. This is what we are seeking at #TheStadiumRevival. There is a desperate need to preach and proclaim God’s Word with genuine power if we are to experience true revival.

Hundreds, if not thousands, of people are gathering at Huntington Beach in Orange County, California to be a part of a growing spiritual revival.

With World War II veteran Fred Lunsford at the helm, more than 260,000 people joined in on a virtual prayer event to pray for a spiritual revival.

During Pulse's recent online revival events, more than 130,000 individuals around the world made decided to place their faith in Jesus Christ.

Amid this season of uncertainly, pastor and author Max Lucado shares that he is praying for a spiritual revival.

Revival is breaking out across the state of Tennessee with more than 1,000 churches taking part in a 30-day prayer event.

More than 1,000 people accepted Christ over the weekend during a Kanye West “Sunday Service” event in Baton Rouge, La., that drew thousands of people of all races, according to a pastor who attended.

The need to address revival and the vital role of the Holy Spirit is as relevant today as it has been throughout church history.

I was recently asked for my take on the controversy surrounding Francis Chan speaking at what some call “questionable events.” I took time to pray while driving three hours to one of these events to meet Francis and hear him speak. When I posted the picture on my Facebook page, it created quite a firestorm, branding me as heretical, ecumenical, and part of the NAR (I don't even know what that is unless they meant the NRA). The irony is that nothing could be further from the truth; listen to the controversial sermon here beginning at the 18-minute mark and judge for yourself.