Sparks of Revival

You don’t have to listen too hard to make out the cries of harried Americans today. Pressed by too many demands, too little time, mushrooming pressures, and shrinking paychecks, people are quick to confess, “I’m just trying to survive.” That’s exactly what Americans were saying in the days that led to our nation’s first Great Awakening. Forced with building a society from scratch, the early settlers defined the word “pressure.” Pressure didn’t come from daily freeway commutes or seventy-hour workweeks but from fighting medical emergencies without the ability to dial 911 and winters without cozy, insulated homes. Crops failed, diseases spread, and early deaths were common. Into such a dismal cultural climate, a spiritual outbreak occurred which no one could have predicted—the Great Awakening.

Kyle Williamson, a leader in the telecommunications field, is putting in place structures of integrity to support revival in the family. Listen as he shares with Tom the sparks of a revival of Jesus that is underway in the marketplace.

At 20 years old, Jordan's love for Christ is shining forth around the nation. As a member of Generation “Z”, Jordan is uniquely positioned to impact his Generation with the Gospel. HowToLife is a fast-growing global youth movement of students mobilized together to lead their peers to stand and live for Jesus.

Emily Adams ran into a Spark of Revival on her return trip home from the Northeast Decision Tour with Franklin Graham, where they saw almost 4000 people make decisions for Christ. Emily tells how she met an Uber Driver that was taking her home and how God is using him to reach others for Christ through his work as an Uber Driver. Sparks of Revival can show up in places that we would least expect.