To see revival in the UK, we need to step out in faith
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Daniel Chand2023-04-18T12:17:00
Daniel Chand was headed for prison when God turned his life around. Today he is an evangelist, committed to spreading God’s word. He shares his reflections on the Asbury revival and what we can do to see God move here in the UK
What is revival some may wonder? Revival simply means that which is dead has come back to life. This is a term that has been used all throughout Christendom and is being spoken of more and more each year.
Revival is where the masses gather and experience a supernatural touch from God. It involves repentance, worship and surrender to God. When revival takes place, it resuscitates your prayer life, your adoration and devotion to God and, ultimately, restores Jesus as your first love.
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