It’s surprising the Christians.

The secular media is dumbfounded.

The world is watching… thousands of college kids crying out to God for forgi

veness, repentance, and revival.

It’s a powerful influence of the Holy Spirit sweeping into these students.

What started as a small story on social media about a miraculous revival is spreading across social media and overshadowing most of the negative media headlines.

This is not just your planned weekly revival at your hometown church.

This is a revival that has spontaneously happened and is led by the Holy Spirit.

It began as a regularly scheduled chapel service at Asbury University in Kentucky and has since transformed into a massive revival.

There has been a mixture of worship, prayer, silence, and testimony 24 hours a day since the revival started.

And it is still happening over a week later.

As news of the revival spread, people from all across the world flocked to Asbury University to experience the presence of God for themselves.

Many reported being healed of physical and emotional afflictions, experiencing a deeper sense of purpose, and receiving a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit.

It is estimated that thousands of people have come to worship since the revival began, with some who haven’t left since the start.

In fact, they are coming from across the world.

Amazingly, this isn’t the first time that a revival has miraculously happened at Asbury University.

In 1970, a revival broke out and lasted for seven days. You can watch the documentary HERE.

The revival has been characterized by powerful preaching, worship, and prayer and has been attended by people from a wide range of denominational backgrounds.

The Asbury Revival has been a source of inspiration and hope for many, and it is clear that God is at work in a powerful way at Asbury University.

If you would like to see the chapel service that launched the Asbury Revival, you can watch that HERE.

The amazing events have even drawn the attention of the secular media. For example, Tucker Carlson interviewed Student Body President Alison Perfater. You can watc

h that interview HERE.

In the last week, you have probably seen the media talk about the Super Bowl and controversial ads, a Chinese spy balloon, controversial performances at the Grammy Awards, and even several unidentified objects that have been shot down over Alaska, Canada, and Lake Huron.

Anxiety in the world is high, now more than ever.

But in the midst of all the chaos and darkness, this revival is a ray of light to shine hope into the world.

What do you think? Email me at [email protected].