By Jessika Tate2023-02-17T10:56:00
The Asbury revival is unique. It’s predominantly student led, there is no specific agenda or service, there’s just hungry hearts that still have not stopped worshipping, says Jessika Tate
The move of God occurring at Asbury is the fulfilment of many prophecies the Lord has released over the last few years.
We have heard that a new move of God was coming, we have heard that there would be a multi-generational revival, and we have heard that God had a unique destiny for Gen Z.
The continual statistics cited concerning Gen Z have to do with anxiety, depression, suicide, and yet Jesus’ has spoken a better word.
2023-03-27T08:16:00Z By Pete Hughes
Pete Hughes has long carried a vision for revival in the UK. After experiencing the tangible presence of God at Asbury University, here’s his reflections on the outpouring there, and what we can learn if we want to see the same on our shores
2023-02-24T09:11:00Z By Jennifer McChord
Jennifer McChord is Asbury University’s vice president of enrollment and marketing, and her daughter is a first year student there. She tells Premier Christianity what those first few days were like, and what they have learned from the outpouring they’ve prayed so long to receive
2023-02-23T15:17:00Z By Rich Wilson
It may have begun with students, but Rich Wilson believes that what God is doing at Asbury is an invitation, a sign and an alarm call to us all, especially those in the second half of life. It’s time to prioritise the work of Christ in us, he says
2025-07-09T11:30:00Z By Tim Farron MP
A Parliament without prayer? Be careful what you wish for, says Tim Farron MP. In a Chamber often crammed full of egos, there can be no better antidote than to start your day with prayerful remembrance that God is in control, not you
2025-07-09T10:46:00Z By Lindz West
Online streams of Christian music have increased 60 per cent over the last five years. There’s an open door for the gospel, says evangelist and musician Lindz West. It’s time for Christian artists to walk through it with integrity, creativity and a heart to share the good news with a lost and hurting world
2025-07-09T09:05:00Z By Travis Burleson
Flash floods in Kerr County, Texas have killed at least 104 people, including at least 27 girls and staff from Camp Mystic, a Christian summer camp that has been running for more than 100 years. A local pastor calls Christians to pray for those affected, and says many are asking why God allows such tragedy to happen
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