#WHO WILL BE THE LAST SOUL SAVED PLUS#
"He's just looking for people who are hungry and open and who will say, 'God, whatever You want to do, here am I," he said.Īnd that's what these leaders from past revivals, plus more than 3,000 Christians who've come to the Light the Fire Again Conference, are all declaring: "God, whatever You want to do, here am I.Series 7 Study 1 LOT: A SAVED SOUL – A LOST LIFE Kolenda explained what God's after when it comes to harvesters of souls. "How beautiful are the feet of those who bring Good News," he declared, saying of the unsaved, "How shall they hear unless there's a preacher?" He asked them to take off their shoes and shout, "Lord, send me." "It didn't mean that there weren't leaders, but that the leaders understood their role was to release the others, the laity," Clark explained.įrom the stage, Engle called the crowd in Toronto to become those disciples rising up from the church pews. "I do believe in a billion-soul harvest that has been prophesied about," the Global Awakening founder said.Ĭlark points out some have prophesied this will be a faceless, nameless revival because God wants to use every willing disciple in the entire Church, not just evangelical superstars. Now he's expecting something much greater in the 21st century. The surprised preacher had a front-row seat for one of the most powerful revivals of the 20th century. "They're starting to love each other, come together, have unity, have peace, have joy - all of these things that the world is becoming increasingly devoid of," he said.Īmerican pastor Randy Clark had come to visit and guest-preach at this Canadian church when the Toronto Blessing burst out in 1994. Joyner believes that kind of unity among Christians is the best kind of witness to a fragmenting world. "One can put a thousand to flight, but two can put 10,000 to flight." "Because there's a multiplication of authority and spiritual authority when you come together," he explained.
Rick Joyner of MorningStar Ministries believes it's crucial that all of these various streams of ministry find ways to work in unison. But it'll be in conjunction with end-time events." "And I said to the Lord, 'Lord, does this mean that revival is over?' And the Lord responded to me immediately. "I watched the towers come down," Kilpatrick recalled. He told CBN News he was assured by God Himself this much larger revival is coming the day al Qaeda brought down the Twin Towers in New York City. John Kilpatrick's Florida church was the headquarters for the Brownsville Revival that began in 1995. And, secondly, that He shall baptize them with the Holy Spirit and Fire."
"I'm believing for a mass Beholding of the Lamb of God. "'Behold the Lamb of God that takes away the sins of the world," Engle said, quoting John the Baptist. Lou Engle, co-founder of The Call mass gatherings, has been leading intercessors crying out for this for more than 30 years. "We just present Jesus to people and the Holy Spirit comes in and does the rest." "It actually makes our jobs quite easy," Kolenda told CBN News. Kolenda insists it's because they focus on the Lord Jesus Christ Himself. Now these streams have gathered where that revival began because all believe God wants to light the fire again and hit the world with possibly the greatest awakening and harvest of all time.ĭaniel Kolenda is the successor of Reinhard Bonnke, whose Christ for all Nations ministry says it has seen more than 72 million salvations. It's a gathering of some of the most powerful streams of ministry that have been used in revival across the past three decades – much like the Toronto Blessing that started in 1994 and touched millions around the world.
A number of them are coming together because they believe their unity could help set off history's greatest revival. TORONTO – Christian ministries have been called streams of God.
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