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Since the day Jesus was crucified and the fellowship of Kingdom believers was established at Pentecost, He has guided His churches. He has encouraged them in their strengths and gently admonished them in areas where they were weak or struggling. These Revival Videos summarize America's founding covenant with God in 1607, when the first settlers arrived, as well as the subsequent revivals that have occurred across the nation. In each revival, the Holy Spirit acted uniquely, often performing great miracles and remarkable healings as a testimony to Jesus' presence. Repentance was central to every revival. 

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Revival Videos

Revivals Introduction
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Revivals Introduction

A revival is an action initiated by God to draw people closer to Him. This video illustrates how God has sparked revivals throughout the history of the United States, with each event leading to greater spiritual renewal and evangelism.
God Establishes America 1607
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God Establishes America 1607

This is the story of Robert Hunt and others who dedicated the New World to God and His purpose of spreading the Gospel to the entire world, beginning when Europeans first arrived at Cape Henry, Virginia. This Covenant explains why God has remained active in America up to the present day.
Reigniting America - First Great Awakening
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Reigniting America - First Great Awakening

America's First Great Revival started in the 1730s and lasted a decade, reigniting interest in God through traveling preachers who reached frontier settlers and Native Americans. The Revival focused on fostering a personal relationship with God rather than ritualistic religion.
God Uses Willing Souls - The Methodist Revival
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God Uses Willing Souls - The Methodist Revival

This revival was led by men and women of various races and focused on personal holiness and social justice. It also marked the establishment of the Methodist and African Methodist Episcopal (A.M.E.) denominations. Key figures in this movement included John and Charles Wesley, Francis Asbury, Harry Hosier, Richard Allen, and Phoebe Palmer.
Faith Moves Westward Second Great Awakening
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Faith Moves Westward Second Great Awakening

The Second Great Awakening swept through the entire United States, transforming Christian practice and society as well. It impacted women's rights, changed politics, tempered alcohol use and other abuses, and shaped the Country's moral landscape.
God Uses Ordinary People - Phoebe Palmer
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God Uses Ordinary People - Phoebe Palmer

Phoebe Palmer's story shows how God utilizes ordinary people. Her teachings promoted spiritual renewal, laid the foundation for Pentecostalism, and exemplified social reform. Phoebe personally ministered to the poor, prostitutes and others needing God's personal touch.
God Uses Ordinary People - Jeremiah Lanphier
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God Uses Ordinary People - Jeremiah Lanphier

The story of Jeremiah Lanphier, who initiated a daily prayer led by laypeople, is unique among revival movements. What Lanphier began quickly multiplied and spread from New York to Philadelphia and Chicago, eventually reaching around the world. This revival brought tens of thousands to the Lord during the financial crisis of 1857 caused by the stock market collapse.
God Uses Ordinary People - Billy Sunday
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God Uses Ordinary People - Billy Sunday

Billy Sunday was a professional baseball player who abandoned his athletic career to preach to millions about Jesus Christ. His fiery and passionate style focused on the issues of alcoholism and gambling, which were widespread in the country at that time. Millions of people heard Sunday’s powerful sermons.
God Uses Ordinary People - Dwight L Moody
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God Uses Ordinary People - Dwight L Moody

Despite experiencing a difficult childhood without a father and receiving little formal education, Dwight L. Moody went on to establish the Moody Bible Institute and the Northfield and Mount Hermon Schools. He preached to many people in the United States and the British Isles, consistently emphasizing the importance of focusing on children.
Azusa Street Revival - Holy Spirit Gifts
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Azusa Street Revival - Holy Spirit Gifts

The Azusa Street Revival took place in Los Angeles from 1905 to 1912. Led by African American preacher William J. Seymour, this revival featured miraculous healings, including an instance where a man's entire missing arm was restored by God. The revival emphasized the Baptism of the Holy Spirit and played a crucial role in the formation of the Pentecostal and Assembly of God churches.
Obedient Servant Billy Graham
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Obedient Servant Billy Graham

Billy Graham's ministry lasted six decades, during which he preached to millions worldwide, including in Communist countries. His organization utilized new technologies, such as television crusades, and supported international relief efforts. He also ministered to many American Presidents throughout his lifetime.
Hippie Revival - Smith/Frisbee
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Hippie Revival - Smith/Frisbee

The Hippie Revival, also known as the Jesus Movement, took place in the 1960s and early 1970s. This was a decentralized movement among young people in the United States and the Western world. It focused on developing a personal relationship with Jesus and emphasized spiritual experiences, miracles, signs and wonders, prayer, and the study of the Bible.
Summary of Revivals - Learn from History
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Summary of Revivals - Learn from History

This video provides a summary of the American Revivals featured in the Daniel Place, beginning with the 1607 Covenant and extending to the present-day Revival in America. Although the Revival that God is bringing to America today is not yet fully established, it is believed that it will impact billions of people worldwide. Likely, this is the last Revival before Jesus returns to the Earth.
1607
1730-1740
1738-1816
1795-1835
Phoebe Palmer
Jeremiah Lanphier
Billy Sunday
Moody - Row 6
Azusa - 1905
WW 2 - 1946
Hippies - 1960
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Revival Summary

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Revivals are some of the most spectacular and significant events in the Kingdom of God. They bring about signs and wonders in the meetings where they occur, including Words of Knowledge, supernatural healings, and miracles that defy our current understanding. These events prompt unbelievers in attendance to reconsider their beliefs and reflect on the messages preached at the gathering. Additionally, these miracles impact current believers, showcasing God's love for His people and fulfilling His Covenant promises, as well as the promises of Jesus.
    If you have never attended a revival, consider visiting evangelists and preachers who conduct tent meetings or preach in stadiums and other large venues. Mario Murillo, for example, hosts 4-5 tent meetings annually across the USA. A link to his ministry can be found under the "LINKS" section on our top page menu. These tents can accommodate thousands of people and are a meaningful experience to explore. The meetings typically start around dinner time (6 PM to 7 PM), giving you the day free for sightseeing or other activities. Healings are video recorded, and those who experience healing or other miraculous occurrences are interviewed afterward to confirm and clarify what God has done. Each night, hundreds of people confess Jesus as their Messiah and commit to attending a church to strengthen their faith.
    Like the large meetings conducted by Billy Graham, not everyone who comes forward remains committed to Christianity, as some may not be willing to repent and abandon their sinful lifestyles that following Jesus truly requires. Unfortunately, they may return to the struggles they faced before and ultimately not be with God in eternity. However, for many others, these revivals provide a genuine spiritual experience that is life-changing and redirecting—a cause for praise to God. Conversion to faith is the most profound miracle and leads to celebration in heaven.
    While signs and wonders, such as the restoration of mobility, sight, hearing, cures for diabetes, dystonia, asthma, various cancers, tumors, and many other conditions deemed "incurable," are remarkable, they pale in comparison to the conversion of a soul who chooses to trust and follow Messiah Jesus.
    Revivals do not occur continuously; God periodically pours out His Holy Spirit to redirect, correct, and restore the Church (Kingdom Fellowships), bringing "new wine" into His Kingdom. If experiencing a revival is something you need, respond while these events are happening and don’t miss out. One of the most extraordinary instances in American revival history was the Azusa Street revivals in San Francisco in the early 1900s. There were numerous healings, including the regeneration of amputated limbs, regrowth of teeth, and many astounding signs and wonders. People traveled from all over the world to disprove these reports, only to witness miracles that confirmed their authenticity. Upon returning home, the revival became a worldwide movement.
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