“And afterward, I will pour out my Spirit on all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy, your old men will dream dreams, your young men will see visions.”
— Joel 2:28 (NIV)
Graciously, the Lord Jesus has shown me four visions over the past three years concerning a coming revival. I will summarize them as follows:
1. A surge of prayer rising across the streets, including an innovative wave of drive-through prayer stations, especially across North America.
2. A bold new generation of young people asking tough, thought-provoking questions, demanding proof and depth from the Christian faith.
3. A movement of new believers preaching repentance with such conviction that even seasoned men and women of God are deeply touched.
4. A sobering sense of regret over the disunity in the body of Christ—an awakening to what could have been.
The pandemic years shocked the world, revealing how global events—and prophetic moments—can reshape life without easy answers. While we grieve the losses, we must also recognize them as a wake-up call.
There is a promised revival on the horizon—one that will precede the end-time prophecies of Matthew 24. I believe the Lord is calling His people to reposition themselves for a fresh move of God unlike anything we’ve seen before. The Church’s recent passion for prayer is preparing the way. The AI/Gen Z generation will likely engage with God in bold, creative ways, and this revival will shift from celebrity Christianity to authentic, personal encounters with God.
I believe a renewed unity in the Christian faith now can prevent many future controversies.
Dear believer, in light of all this, I encourage you to know God for yourself. Be confident in your faith—whether in the marketplace, on campus, or wherever life takes you.
Selah.
I pray this strengthens your journey of faith.
Be blessed!