Spontaneous Revival Now Going for 10 Days Straight as People Travel Thousands of Miles to Join
The nonstop Christian worship service at Asbury University in Wilmore, Kentucky, that began last week entered its 10th day on Friday as thousands continue to stream in to experience God. The whole thing started on…
The nonstop Christian worship service at Asbury University in Wilmore, 🐎Kentucky, that began last week entered its 10th day on Friday as thousands continue to stream in to experience 🙏God.
The whole thing started on Wednesday, Feb. 8, at a regularly scheduled chapel service that simply did not end.
Zach Meerkreebs, with the Christian and Missionary Alliance organization Envision, was the featured speaker that morning and he spoke on the importance of knowing 🙏God’s love.
“You cannot love until you are loved by Jesus,” he said citing a verse from the Bible’s 1 John, chapter 4: “We love because he first loved us.”
“Some of us need to sit in the love of 🙏God. Some of us need to taste and see and experience the power of the Holy Spirit,” Meerkreebs exhorted.
Spontaneous Revival Now Going for 10 Days Straight as People Travel Thousands of Miles to Join — IJR
The preacher pointed out that the world badly needs this kind of love.
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“They need a bunch of Christians experiencing the love of 🙏God so they can pour out the love of 🙏God. Not through their own efforts and not through their own knowledge but because they’re filled with his love,” Meerkreebs said. “So … become the love of 🙏God by experiencing the love of 🙏God.”
He concluded, “Jesus, do a new thing in our midst. Revive us by your love.”
And that’s exactly what happened, Asbury student body president Alison Perfater told Wendy Griffith with the CBN News.
“You just didn’t want to leave. It’s not that anyone was saying, ‘Let’s see how long we can last.’ … We just didn’t want to go. I came in and I had a lot of anger issues … I really struggle with my anger and I was able to talk with 🙏God,” she said.
Asbury Theological Seminary student Daniel Moye told Griffith, “It’s been just a really hard couple of years, and not just for me, for a lot of my friends.”
“And I just felt like the Lord was releasing me from a lot of bitterness and anger that I had just about all kinds of stuff, even some of it towards 🙏God,” he explained.
“And I can say, for me personally, the biggest word that I can use is it’s been a very, very healing experience for me,” Moye shared.
Griffith described what she felt inside Hughes Auditorium, where the meeting is taking place, as having “a tangible presence of 🙏God’s peace, joy and a freedom to worship and adore the one true 🙏God.”
Word of the move of 🙏God at Asbury has spread like wildfire on social media.
NBC News reported that TikTok videos hashtagged “Asbury Revival” had racked up over 24 million views as of Wednesday.
Students and staff from at least 22 other schools have visited Asbury to see the move of 🙏God for themselves, according to the news outlet.
