Will Charlie
Kirk’s martyrdom trigger another Great Awakening? Jennifer LeClaire seems to
think so [1] and
we can only hope and pray that it will be so and already, alongside and upsurge
in interest in Turning Point USA, (TPUSA) there appears to have been a
significant upsurge in a return to faith and if the longed prayed for Great
Awakening does come to pass, no doubt the martyrdom of Charlie Kirk will be
credited for it as there have been numerous reports and testimonies of lives
being impacted and changed as people, especially young people, have been
prompted to learn about who Charlie Kirk was, what he stood for, and why he was
killed and in the process of this, professions of faith in Christ have been made,
but evidence suggests that a Great Awakening may have already begun to take
place even before Kirk’s assassination.
According to Barna research, an increase in church attendance has seen a
significant increase among millennials and Gen Z; [2, 3]
possible reasons cited by Blue Ridge Christian News being:
A search for
meaning in uncertain times. Many young people are navigating a world marked by
political tension, economic instability, and cultural division. The church
offers a place to find hope and truth.
A hunger for
community. In an increasingly digital world, younger adults are craving
face-to-face connection, fellowship, and authentic relationships.
The impact of
revival moments. Recent worship movements, college campus revivals, and
testimonies on social media have inspired spiritual curiosity. [4]
As for these
“revival” movements being cited as one of the reasons, it was reports of
isolated revival movements that were taken as the first signs of a coming
“Great Awakening” I remember last year when reports of a revival movement were
taking place at on a University Campus in Ashbury Kentucky and despite the
obstacles it faced, [5-7] other
similar events were taking place elsewhere [8-10] but
there was skepticism among some followers of Christ as to whether or not what
was taking place at Ashbury was an authentic revival. Christian News Network had reported that
apostates and false teachers had attached themselves to the Ashbury movement
reporting at the time:
The services
have been attracting many outside of the university campus and from afar, now
including well-known false teacher Todd Bentley…
Bentley, a
Canadian charismatic minister and professed faith healer who was behind the
so-called “Lakeland Revival” in 2008, took to Facebook to announce that he was
on his way this week to the campus—encouraging his followers to “catch” it and
meet him there.
“I am booked to
spend several days in the #asburyrevival in Wilmore Kentucky this week. This is
a sovereign outpouring I’m i’m (sic) going to soak in for a few days! Let’s
catch it #Spreadthefire Who is hungry for God too,” Bentley posted to his
Facebook page…
In a message to
Asbury University about Bentley’s recent post, the university responded, in
part, that “[s]ecurity and leadership are aware” of Bentley’s impending travel
to the campus.
Additionally,
during a call with Asbury’s Director of Strategic Communications Abby Laub,
Christian News Network was informed that Bentley “was not invited to come and
speak at Asbury, and the university is being very careful to steward what God
is doing here.” [11]
In an online
interview that has been now viewed close to 80,000 times in just a few days,
several Asbury students and an adjunct professor joined false teacher Tony
Campolo’s pro-gay, progressive protégé, Shane Claiborne, to discuss what many
are calling a “revival” at Asbury University…
Christian News
Network reached out to Asbury University’s Director of Strategic Communications
Abby Laub several days ago for comment when the video had only amassed 7,000
views—which is now quickly approaching 80,000 views. After addressing the
matter surrounding false teacher Todd Bentley coming to the campus, she
explained that she was not aware of the Shane Claiborne interview with students
and the professor, requesting a link to review it. Laub, however, was
subsequently not able to be reached for further comment nor was adjunct
professor Clint Baldwin, who took part in the interview. [12]
In a publication
called Slow To Write, Samuel Sey also, and understandably so, expressed
skepticism of whether or not the revival at Ashbury was actually a revival.
I’ve been to
more “revivals” than I can count. I grew up in churches where “revivals” were
the norm, not the exception.
I actually
became a Christian during a “revival” at a youth retreat. After a weekend of
preaching, “prophecies”, prayers, and “casting out demons”, most of the people
at the youth retreat accepted the altar call, repeated the sinner’s prayer, and
made professions of faith in Christ.
Within weeks,
however, the vast majority of the people who professed faith in Christ had
returned to unrepentant sin. So I’ve seen firsthand how emphasis on “revivals”
instead of repentance harm so many.
It’s with that
in mind and the authority of the Bible that I hesitate to call what is
happening at Asbury University a “revival…”
I’ve talked to
current students, recent graduates, and several people who’ve visited the
chapel to experience the “revival”, and there’s unquestionably several reasons
why we should be concerned.
Though one
student says the gospel has been consistently and explicitly preached since the
beginning of the “revival”, others contradict that claim. In fact, one former
student who was at the chapel this week told me he rarely, if ever, heard a
clear presentation of the gospel at the school.
Another student
said: “Attending the few chapels I have at seminary, apart from one [or] two
chapels that preach a biblical message of repentance, it’s always been about
‘being who you are’ and God loving you ‘as you are.’ There are a lot of
messages that are about being ‘true to yourself…’”
That lines up
with what one student said to me: “Unfortunately, I have first-account
experience and conversations with people who are attending and speaking on the
‘greatness’ of revival who are actively living in sin (to be blunt).” [13]
If a “revival”
is not placing emphasis on a clear preaching of the Gospel message and a call
to repentance, then it is not a revival but a spiritual deception but Sey does
caution that even if what took place at Ashbury was not a revival but a
spiritual deception, that doesn’t mean that there have not been genuine cases
of sincere repentance:
I’ve watched
hundreds of videos of the “revival”, and I still haven’t seen any clips showing
a clear preaching of the gospel. Of course, that isn’t evidence that people
aren’t preaching the gospel. [14]
Even going on to
remind his readers that even he himself was saved at a so-called revival in
spite of the spiritual deception that was taking place there:
just because
some of us do not think it’s a revival doesn’t mean we believe God isn’t
regenerating people at Asbury.
There are plenty
of reasons why we should be concerned about some of what’s happening—or not
happening—at Asbury. But as I suggested earlier, I became a genuine Christian
at a fake revival.
God saved me in
spite of mostly heretical series of sermons by a prosperity gospel, female
pastor. If God can save a wretch like me in that chaotic environment, I don’t
doubt that he can save anyone anywhere. [15]
Even if what
happened at Ashbury was not a genuine revival, that doesn’t necessarily mean
that other revival movements that were allegedly inspired by the Ashbury event
are not genuine revival movements or that calls to repentance are not being
emphasized. If a clear presentation of
the Gospel is being emphasized along with calls to repentance, then a revival
may very well be taking place because as Sey point out in his piece, that is
what a true honest regenerative, and reformative revival requires:
if we actually
cared about simply preaching that God became a man, lived a sinless and
righteous life, suffered on a cross, received our sins, gave us his
righteousness, died to satisfy the wrath of God, and rose again for our
justification—so that God would declare us righteous by faith: there would
probably be more repentance that would lead to a real revival. [16]
And yet
interestingly, just as Blue Ridge Christian News had mentioned, Sey
admits that “I think one of the reasons why so many people are eager to call
what’s happening at Asbury a ‘revival’ is because some people are desperate for
change in our culture. Frankly, for some people: idols are being exposed.” [17]
Not meaning to
be insensitive, but if a Great Awakening does occur, the martyrdom of Charlie
Kirk will not be the only event causing it to transpire and if his martyrdom
does accelerate a return of the nation and the culture to Christ Jesus, it will
no doubt be credited as a catalyst for a Great Spiritual Awakening in our
nation just as President Trump has been credited for a revival in patriotism
and political conservativism in the form of the MAGA movement, and just as
Martin Luther has been credited for the Protestant reformation beginning with
his famous posting of his 99 thesis upon the doors of a Cathedral but a careful
study of the reformation movement will reveal that a reformation within the
Church was already underway before Luther’s famous act that was credited for
setting it off as there were those preceding Luther who were also hard at work
at confronting the errors and heresies of the papacy and seeking to bring the
masses back to the pure doctrine of the faith as it was in the first century;
figures such as Jan Huss (after whom the Hussites were named), John Wycliffe
credited for producing the first English translation of the Bible from Latin to
English, and the Waldensians who refused to bow the knee to the Papal Ceasars
but to remain true to the purity of the faith and paid a most heavy price for
it.
And likewise, it
was not Trump who began the MAGA movement as we know it, inasmuch as he is
credited for its formation and has been the face of it, but rather, the MAGA
movement sprang up out of the Tea Party movement which began six years before
the MAGA movement burst upon the scene.
And if you would like, the Tea Party movement was rather the morning
star of the MAGA movement, for if there had been no Tea Party movement, there
might not have ever been a MAGA movement and Charlie Kirk might never have been
inspired to create Turning Point USA, just like if there had been no John
Wycliffe or Jan Huss, Martin Luther might not have been prompted to do his part
in exposing the corruption, heresy, and wickedness within the papacy.
A
disillusionment with the anti-Christ Democrat party and leftist policies was
already underway when the Tea Party movement burst upon the scene and it was a
disillusionment that was transcending skin-color, gender, economic and social
classes, and even political factions, and that disillusionment grew even
stronger with the exposure of government and political corruption taking place
at all levels of government and within both major political parties, and not
only with the exposure of political and civic corruption and wickedness, but
also the corruption and evil within our education and academic system,
scientific, and medical establishments; especially during the 2020 COVID
lockdowns and the dark and perilous days of the Biden administration. Many people saw that they could no longer
place full trust in the institutions and establishments to which they had once
looked to shape and guide the course of society and so many began searching for
something not of man that was incorruptible and in which they could place their
full trust, provide them a lasting sense of purpose and meaning, to help them
make sense of the times in which they are living, and to provide them a sense
of inner peace.
Going back to
the Barna research study, which was conducted before Charlie Kirk’s
assassination, the reported revival movements were not just a passing fad. They were and may very well be preludes to
something bigger to which the martyrdom of Charlie Kirk may very well add more
strength which, according to his widow, Erika Kirk, could very well be
transpiring, or, at least we can only hope and pray:
After Charlie's
assassination, we didn't see violence.
We didn't see
rioting.
We didn't see
revolution. Instead, we saw what my husband always
prayed he would
see in this country. We saw revival.
This past week,
we saw people open a Bible for the first time in a decade.
We saw people
pray for the first time since they were children. We saw people go to a church
service for the first time in their entire lives. [18]
If the “revival”
that Erika Kirk says that we saw moves beyond the Charlie Kirk Memorial, then I
say we indeed may be seeing revival, but if people begin to fall back into
their previous ungodly and complacent ways, then the last few weeks were
nothing more than a passing phase.
Is that to say
souls didn’t come to Christ during that time and that there were not sincere
seekers of God? No, I am not saying that, but a passing phase is not enough to
turn America back to the Lord as a revival or a Great Awakening is an ongoing
event that carries on for an extended period of time or at least for as long as
the people dedicate themselves to keeping it going from generation to
generation but if we are to have a successful Great Awakening, there needs to
be serious reform within the body of Christ in order to be better able to
disciple newcomers to the faith and to be the light and light of the world that
we were established but I fear that we are ill prepared for that task because
we have given into cowardice and faithlessness when we should have been
courageous and faith-filled.
We have been
silent when we should be speaking up.
We have been
trusting in other things to meet our needs instead of trusting in God to do so.
We have feared man
more than God before whom all men will be judged.
We have valued
the temporal honors and favors of this present world more than the eternal
honors and favor of God.
We have been
distracted by the cares and worries of this life instead of keeping our focus
on the next life.
We have allowed
ourselves to be more consumed with storing up treasures on earth than treasures
in Heaven.
We have been
complacent in preserving the purity of the doctrine of our faith instead of
being vigilant and have failed to read and study the scriptures regularly
instead of diligently studying them and as a consequence, we have been deceived
and led astray by various false doctrines and heresies and we don’t even
realize it because we have relied upon the Sunday sermon for our doctrine
rather than taking the time to read and study the scriptures for ourselves to
determine whether that which we read and hear is in agreement with the
doctrines and tenets of our faith.
We have been
lazy and apathetic in our service to Christ instead of being diligent and
zealous in His service.
We have tolerated
and celebrated within our ranks the things that dishonor and displease the God
we claim to serve instead of holding accountable those who persist in doing
those things and teaching those things contrary to the teachings of the
divinely inspired scriptures.
We have trusted
in the wisdom and philosophies of this world rather than in the wisdom that
comes from God.
We have relied
on the counsel of so-called experts instead of the counsel that comes from God.
And we have
taken a compromised approach to the scriptures by which the Gospel is delivered
to us and have imposed our own interpretations upon the text rather than
putting away our presuppositions and receiving the text in accordance to how it
presents itself.
In order to be
the light to the world that we are supposed to be and in order to be prepared
in effective discipling, this is what we need to do:
We need to show
ourselves as trusting God to meet all of our needs (Mt. 6:25-33) and in nothing
else recognizing that the means that He uses to provide our needs are not the
providers themselves but it is God Himself who is the provider.
We need to stop
fearing man more than God before whom all men will be judged but instead fear
God more than man (Mt. 10:28) and resolve to obey God instead of men (Acts
5:29) when the commands of God and the demands of men come into conflict with
one another.
We need to value
less the temporal honors and favors of this present which will pass away and
value more eternal honors and favor of God which will last forever.
We should stop
being distracted by the cares and worries of this life and keep our focus on
the next life.
We should stop
allowing ourselves to be more consumed with storing up treasures on earth and
concern ourselves more with storing up treasures in Heaven. (Mt. 6:19-20)
We need to stop
being complacent and be vigilant in preserving the purity of the doctrine of
our faith which requires of us a diligent reading and study of scripture so as
show ourselves ready and able to preserve the integrity of our faith (2 Tim.
2:15)
We should stop
being passive and apathetic in our service to Christ and be more diligent in
our service to Him and with zeal and passion.
We should stop
harboring, tolerating, and even celebrating within our ranks the things that
dishonor and displease the God we claim to serve and start holding accountable
those among us who persist in doing those things and teaching those things
contrary to the teachings of the divinely inspired scriptures. (Mt. 18:15-17, 1
Cor. 5:1-8, 11, 13, Titus 2:10, 13, Mt. 7:15-20, Acts 20:28-31, 2 Cor. 11:3-4,
12-15, Gal. 1:6-9, 1 Tim. 1:19-20, 4:1-3, 7, 5:22, 6:3-5, 20-21, 2 Tim.
2:16-18, 23, Titus 1:10-16, 2:11, 2 Pet. 2, 3:15-16, 1 Jn. 4:1-3, Jude)
We should stop
trusting in the wisdom and philosophies of this world rather which are errant
and place our trust wisdom that comes from God which is perfect.
We should stop
relying on the counsel of so-called experts rely on the counsel that comes from
God.
We should stop
taking a compromised approach to the scriptures by which the Gospel is
delivered to us and to receive the text in accordance to how it presents itself
and rely upon the sufficiency of its teachings and place our full faith
therein.
We also need to
be prepared to pull down of strong holds, cast down imaginations, and every
high thing that exalts itself against the knowledge of God and bring into
captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ. (2 Cor. 10:4)
We need to be
prepared to give an answer to all who ask concerning the faith and hope that
lies within us (1 Pet. 3:15) and as often as it is needed, to earnestly contend
for the faith (Jude 3)
When we see that
kind of reformation within the body of Christ take place, then we will see an
ongoing revival in the land but revival cannot be just a periodic occurrence. It is something that we must be dedicated to
every day because darkness is always attempting to enter into our hearts and
minds and not just from without, but there is a darkness within us that we
struggle against daily in some form or fashion and that struggle is not
entirely the same for each person because for each person, that inward struggle
is a little different for them than it is for another, but one thing each
person has in common is that we are all born into a spiritual darkness and
estranged from our Creator due to an inherit corruption that resides within
each and every one of us that we inherited from the first man Adam whom God
created and from the first woman Eve whom God had created to be Adam’s wife and
when this corruption by which we are all defiled entered into them, it was then
passed down from them to all of mankind as it is from Adam and Eve from whom we
all descend but before this corruption entered into Adam and Eve, there was no spiritual
darkness in the world because when God created the heavens and the earth, He
had made the world to be a place in which dwelt only the things of life and
light as He had created all that is in the universe to be good and not evil but
that all changed when Adam and Eve had created a most consequential
transgression beyond comprehension and that fateful world-changing
transgression had to do with a certain fruit from a tree called the tree of the
knowledge of good and evil, having been warned of God that in the day that they
ate of that fruit, they would surely die (Gen. 2:16-17, 3:3) but instead of
heeding the warning, they ate of that forbidden fruit and it was in that day
that this corrupted condition which the Bible calls sin entered into them and
when sin entered into them, then so did death (Gen. 3:19) for it is by sin that
death receives its power, but sin and death were not confined to just Adam and
Eve, from whom all of mankind descend, but was passed down to all of us,
because we all descend from them, (Rom. 5:12) for sin is not merely confined to
an outward act or even wrongly and evil spoken words, it begins from within
because it is an inward corruption that influences not only speech and actions,
but also defiles our thoughts, darkens our hearts, corrupts our motives, and
poisons our attitudes and because sin is the corrupted condition of our inward
human nature that produces within us things that are contrary to what God
created us to be and because of this corrupted condition, we all sin and as a
consequence, we all die (Rom. 6:23) just as Adam and Eve did but the
consequences of sin have not been kept confined to just man alone, but have, by
way of a curse, been extended to all of creation which is why the creation
groans and travails in pain to this day (Rom. 8:19-22) which is why the earth
is filled with famines, sickness, disease, death, decay, misery, evil,
suffering, hardship, cataclysms, grief, pain, and sorrow of every sort and
severity but worst of all, our sin has made us to be estranged from our Creator
for that which is sinless and incorruptible cannot join itself to that which is
filled with corruption and sin and when we take time to examine ourselves
before the Lord God Almighty and not just our acts and even the words we speak,
but also every thought, motive, and attitude of our hearts, it is only then we
begin to understand how we all fall short of the glory of God which (Rom. 3:23)
which is moral perfection and why we are all in need of redemption and in His
love and in His mercy, God has provided us redemption on our behalf in His only
begotten Son, Jesus Christ, (Jn. 3:16) who came to earth as a man to offer
Himself up to death on our behalf and did so by His death upon the cross on
which His blood was shed and by the death of Him in whom there is no sin (2
Cor. 5:21) was the demanded penalty for sin satisfied and mercy granted and
after having offered Himself up as that needed perfect and unblemished
sacrifice, (Heb. 7:26-27) He rose from the grave so that we may be made
justified in Him by our faith in Him for the forgiveness of sins and the
salvation of our souls (Rom. 4:25) from what would otherwise be an unimaginably
agonizing terrifying, fearful, judgment and punishment filled with an
unrelenting torment from which there is no relief day or night for that is what
must be done with all sin and with those who remain in their sins, but those
who call upon the name of Christ for the forgiveness of sins are saved from
that judgment (Rom. 10:13) and are assured a place in Heaven and in the new and
better world to come and with the forgiveness of sins comes the inward transformation
of our souls (2 Cor. 5:17) and reconciliation to God from whom our sins had
once separated us (2 Cor. 5:18) thereby producing in us a change that causes us
to no longer desire to follow after selfish and worldly pursuits but after
those things that pertain to the Kingdom of Heaven, (Mt. 6:33)
to no longer
take pleasure in those things that are evil and displeasing in the sight of the
Lord, but in that which is good, right, and pleasing in His sight,
to no longer
desire to walk in the lies of this present world, but only in the truth that
comes from Christ Almighty, (Jn. 14:6) no longer placing our hopes in the
things of this present world, but looking forward to that new and better world
to come, (Rev. 21-22)
to no longer
rely on worldly resources, men, or even our own power, abilities, skills, and
wisdom for our needs and provision but upon God who is able to meet all of our
needs, (Mt. 6:25-33) recognizing that the resources of this world and even the
people He brings into our lives are but instruments and vessels through which
God meets our needs and that the skills, power, knowledge, and wisdom by which
we might acquire our provision are provided and instilled in us by God,
to no longer
fear what men can do to us, but rather fearing the God before whom we will have
to one day give an account for how we lived our lives, (Mt. 10:28)
to no longer
look to corruptible institutions within our society for direction and order in
our lives but to God who, by His written Word has given us laws and precepts to
be applied to our lives and which serve to produce and maintain an ordered
life, and who, by His Holy Spirit which comes to dwell within us upon
repentance, establishes in our lives a course and direction in our lives to
pursue for His glory,
to no longer
seek our own glory but the glory of God,
to no longer
rally behind corruptible men, but instead behind the incorruptible God in
Heaven bearing in mind that those men and women God raises up for our
edification are but instruments and servants of His for that respective purpose
to which He has called them,
to no longer
seek to align ourselves with the things of darkness but only with the things of
the light,
to no longer
trust in the wisdom of the world but only on the wisdom and knowledge that
comes from above, nor depend on corruptible earthly authorities to swiftly
administer justice, but only in the power of God to deliver us from evil.
And just as our
souls are made clean from sin, so one day also will we be liberated from bodily
death when our bodies are transformed from that which is corruptible into that
which is incorruptible (1 Cor. 15:51-55, 1 Thess. 4:13-18) for in that which is
incorruptible dwells no sin and where no sin is, death is not. And finally, creation itself will be
delivered from the curse that came upon it because of sin when it is made anew
into a creation in which there is no sin, no death, no curse, no decay, no evil,
no pain, no grief, no misery, no sorrow, no hardship, nor any suffering of any
kind but only peace, joy, harmony, and happiness before the Lord God Almighty.
(Rev. 21-22)
If you want to
be sure that you are not a part of the swamp of this evil world, I urge you to
call upon the name of the Lord Jesus today for the forgiveness of sins so that
you may be cleansed of the swamp stain of sin and thus become a vessel through
which the life-giving water that comes from our Maker can be offered to any
willing to receive it so that they too can be redeemed in Christ and also be
turned into faithful servants and vessels of His as well. It is but a simple sincere heartfelt prayer
of repentance away:
"Lord Jesus
I need you.
I realize that I
am a sinner
who has fallen
short of the glory of God
and that my
goodness falls short
of your standard
of Moral perfection.
Please forgive
me of all of my sins.
Come into my
heart and into my life
to be the Savior
and Lord of my life.
Make me into the
servant and follower
that you want me
to be.
In your name
Lord Jesus, I pray.
Amen."
Know that God is
not concerned with the words that you use to call upon Him forgiveness, but
with the attitude of your heart and if you have, with all sincerity, have asked
Christ to forgive you of your sins, placing your trust in Him only for your
salvation and in nothing else, then your sins are forgiven and your place in
Heaven is certain.
End notes:
1. Jennifer
LeClaire Ministries, “Will Charlie Kirk's Death Spark a Third Great
Awakening?”,
Youtube, Sep 15,
2025,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2KMu1IvFNA
2. “New Research:
Belief in Jesus Rises, Fueled by Younger Adults,” Barna Research, April 7, 2025
https://www.barna.com/research/belief-in-jesus-rises/
3.
“New Barna Data: Young Adults Lead a Resurgence in Church Attendance,” Barna
Research, September 2, 2025
https://www.barna.com/research/young-adults-lead-resurgence-in-church-attendance/
4. Brian Barrier, “Young Adults Leading a
Surprising Comeback in Church Attendance,” Blue Ridge Christian News, September
10, 2025
https://blueridgechristiannews.com/young-adults-leading-a-surprising-comeback-in-church-attendance/
5.
Anugrah Kumar, Christian Post contributor “Asbury University revival
moving to new sites to accommodate people arriving from around the world,”
Christian Post, February 20, 2023
https://www.christianpost.com/news/asbury-university-revival-moving-to-new-sites-as-movement-expands.html
6. Michael Gryboski, Editor “Revival at Kentucky
college faces hurdles from school leadership, moves worship off-campus,”
Christian Post, March 1, 2023
https://www.christianpost.com/news/revival-at-kentucky-college-faces-hurdles-from-school-leaders.html?utm_source=webapp&utm_medium=notification&utm_content=headline&utm_source=onesignal&utm_campaign=2023-03-01
7.
Editor, “Asbury University president to end ‘revival’ service, says a
‘disruption to the continuity’ of the students’ ‘academic experience,’”
Christian News Network, February 18, 2023
https://christiannews.net/2023/02/18/asbury-university-president-to-end-revival-service-says-it-has-been-a-disruption-to-the-continuity-of-the-students-academic-experience/
8.
Michael Gryboski, Editor “Universities nationwide experiencing ‘a spirit
of unity and confession’ spurred by Asbury revival,” Christian Post, February
23, 2023
https://www.christianpost.com/news/cedarville-u-students-share-spirit-of-revival-at-other-colleges.html?utm_source=webapp&utm_medium=notification&utm_content=headline&utm_source=onesignal&utm_campaign=2023-02-23
9.
Michael Gryboski, Editor “Cedarville University students spread the
spirit of revival at other college campuses,” Christian Post, February 21, 2023
https://www.christianpost.com/news/asbury-revival-spreading-to-more-universities-churches.html?utm_source=webapp&utm_medium=notification&utm_content=headline&utm_source=onesignal&utm_campaign=2023-02-21
10.
Amy Furr, “A reported 10,000 students gathered at the University of
Arkansas on Thursday for a Christian revival event that changed lives,”
Breitbart, September 21, 2024
https://www.breitbart.com/faith/2024/09/21/photos-to-god-be-the-glory-10000-students-gather-for-christian-revival-at-university-of-arkansas/
11. Michael Macarvage, “False teacher Todd
Bentley posts he is ‘booked to spend several days’ at ‘Asbury revival’ —
university says he was not invited to speak,” Christian News Network, February
13, 2023
https://christiannews.net/2023/02/13/false-prophet-todd-bentley-announces-he-is-booked-to-spend-several-days-at-asbury-revival/
12.
Michael Macarvage, “Asbury students, professor join Tony Campolo’s
pro-gay, progressive protégé, Shane Claiborne, to discuss ‘revival’ in viral
video,” Christian News Network, February 16, 2023
https://christiannews.net/2023/02/16/asbury-students-professor-join-false-teacher-tony-campolos-progressive-protege-shane-claiborne-to-discuss-revival-in-now-viral-video/
13. Samuel Sey, “Is The Asbury “Revival” A Real
Revival?” Slow To Write, February 17. 2023
https://slowtowrite.com/is-the-asbury-revival-a-real-revival/
14. Ibid.
15. Ibid.
16. Ibid.
17. Ibid.
18. Charlie Kirk (Posthumously) “Building A
Legacy, Remembering Charlie Kirk,” 7:57:11-7:58:03, Youtube, September 21,
2025,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkX2rIn_q8o
Scripture
references:
1. Matthew 6:25-33
2. Matthew 10:28
3. Acts 5:29
4. Matthew 6:19-20
5. 2 Timothy 2:15
6. Matthew 18:15-17
7. 1 Corinthians 5:1-8, 11, 13
8. Titus 2:10, 13
9. Matthew 7:15-20
10. Acts 20:28-31
11. 2 Corinthians 11:3-4, 12-15
12. Galatians 1:6-9
13. 1 Timothy 1:19-20, 4:1-3, 7, 5:22, 6:3-5,
20-21
14. 2 Timothy 2:16-18, 23
15. Titus 1:10-16, 2:11
16. 2 Peter 2, 3:15-16
17. 1 John 4:1-3
18. Jude
19. 2 Corinthians 10:4
20. 1 Peter 3:15
21. Jude 3
22. Genesis 3:19
23. Romans 5:12
24. Romans 6:23
25. Romans 8:19-22
26. Romans 3:23
27. 2 Corinthians 5:21
28. Hebrews 7:26-27
29. Romans 4:25
30. Romans 10:13
31. 2 Corinthians 5:17
32. 2 Corinthians 5:18
33. Matthew 6:33
34. John 14:6
35. Revelation 21-22
36. 1 Corinthians 15:51-55
37. 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18
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