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Randy Clark interviews Heidi Baker I often get asked this question: “Outside of salvation, which is the greatest miracle of all, what is the greatest or most dramatic healing miracle you’ve ever seen?” I’ve seen many times over the course of my ministry career that a testimony heard is a healing prophesied. The testimony of […]

It’s not about being great, about being qualified. It’s about being needy and lowly and desperate for Jesus. When our hearts go up toward God, the Spirit moves in people around us. If we want to press into the “greater things” that Jesus promised, this is the way. It’s been such a blessing to get

So many people right now are hungry for God. I think we all feel the need to get more of what God has for us so that we can really shine in the days ahead. You probably know that “there is more” is a phrase I use often, ever since God broke out at Toronto.

We all want to live out the fullness of God’s call on our lives, but often we try to skip over the formative times in life. God wants to take us into the quiet place to forge our identity so that we can sustain the destiny on our lives. Sometimes we’re not walking in our

“Be aware of the Lamb’s nature within you.” Jesus will guide you through the valley to the mountain top to the valley once again. He will lead you through battle into victory, passing through the pain of Good Friday before the joy of Resurrection Sunday. In this portion of Leif Hetland’s recent message at Voice

Do you see yourself as embedded in God’s love? Meditating on his love re-seats you internally into the reality of who you are in Christ. That, in turn brings peace which guards your heart and your mind. His love drives out fear, uncovering the light within you because of Jesus — the light that He

In our last article of this two-part blog series, we looked at revival history in the New Testament and Protestant church from the 1700s through the 20th Century. In this continued look at revival history, I will finish the subject of revival’s effect upon theology as we turn to the 20th and 21st Century revivals.

Here at Global Awakening, we entered a particularly exciting time in the year’s first quarter with strategic planning. We’re resting, listening to the Spirit, and aligning ourselves with what we hear God say. As we begin this two-part blog series on revival history, I would like to invite all of us to prayer. Let’s ask

If we want to bring peace, reconciliation, and hope to our world, we must abide by the Word of God, by the ways of God, and by the nature of God. In John 13:34,35 Jesus said, “So now I am giving you a new commandment: Love each other. Just as I have loved you, you

It is said that “familiarity breeds comtempt” and in our fast-paced world, we often fall into a form of lust where we crave only the new. The novel. The fresh. In Christian circles, we can idolize the idea of “fresh bread,” of hearing a new word. Often we’ll hear a new worship song and think