It began in a small church near Toronto, Canada, where meetings were being held with a simple desire, that God would move in a fresh way. There was no sense that what started there would spread across the world. Yet, from the very first gatherings, something unexpected began to happen.
At the Toronto Airport Vineyard…
It did not begin as what many would call a revival. There were no sudden outbreaks, no overwhelming gatherings, no single moment that marked a clear start. Instead, it grew slowly through the influence of the Scripture Union, as students and young believers were introduced to a simple but demanding lifestyle built around God’s Word.…
It began on a Sunday that seemed like any other.
At a local church in Pensacola, Florida, people gathered for a Father’s Day service, not expecting anything unusual. The atmosphere was normal, the routine familiar. But that morning, something broke open. As the message was preached, a weight of conviction settled over the congregation, deep…
It began quietly in East Africa, particularly in places like Rwanda and Uganda, during a time when Christianity was already present but often blended with routine and cultural form. Beneath the surface, however, there was a growing tension, a sense among some believers that their lives did not match the faith they professed. This unrest…
On the Isle of Lewis in Scotland, life was simple and predictable, and so was church. Services were held, Scriptures were read, but beneath it all lingered a quiet spiritual dryness that a few could no longer ignore. Among those burdened were two elderly sisters, Peggy and Christine Smith, who, though physically weak, carried a…
It did not begin with noise. It began with a discomfort no one could explain.
In the early 1700s, churches were still full. Sermons were still preached. But something was missing.
Faith had become familiar. Predictable. Almost… distant.
Then, in a small town called Northampton, a young preacher Jonathan Edwards—stood up and began to speak.…
“When God Chose the Unlikely”
In a time when Los Angeles was growing rapidly—but deeply divided by race and class—God chose a place no one expected… and a man many would overlook.
His name was William J. Seymour.
He was the son of former slaves. Blind in one eye. Soft-spoken. Not the kind of leader…
“Bend Me, O Lord”
In the quiet valleys of Wales, where coal mines shaped daily life and hardship was normal, God began to move—not through a famous pulpit, but through a young man with a burden.
His name was Evan Roberts.
He was only 26 years old. A miner. Unknown. Uncelebrated.
But inside him burned…
The death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ are the center of the gospel. They reveal how God dealt with sin, restored humanity, and secured eternal life. Scripture does not just mention these events; it explains their meaning and why they are essential for salvation.
The Significance of Jesus’ Death
Jesus’ death was not merely…
Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week and commemorates Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem. As He entered the city, crowds welcomed Him with palm branches and praise, recognizing Him as a king.
This event fulfilled prophecy and revealed Jesus as the promised Messiah. However, the same crowd that celebrated Him would later turn against Him,…
Between Good Friday and Easter Sunday, Jesus’ body was placed in a tomb after His crucifixion. This period is often seen as a time of silence, grief, and waiting for His followers, who did not yet fully understand what would happen next.
Scripture indicates that while His body rested in the tomb, His redemptive work…
The resurrection of Jesus is central to the Christian faith and is presented in the Bible as a real, historical event. The accounts describe the empty tomb, eyewitness testimonies, and the transformation of the disciples as evidence that Jesus truly rose.
Multiple witnesses claimed to have seen Jesus alive after His death. These included His…

