With a one minute look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the

point.

It's rare and rarely good when a Christian college chapel makes the evening news, but a service

that began last Wednesday at Asbury University is still going.

And news outlets are noticing.

Now the Asbury Awakening is attracting visitors from all over.

One observer described it this way, when I arrived I saw hundreds of students singing quietly,

praising and praying earnestly for themselves, their neighbors, and the world.

Hearing repentance and contrition for sin and interceding for healing, wholeness, peace,

and justice.

Nearly 300 years ago, Jonathan Edwards offered five marks of a true work of the Holy Spirit.

A true revival elevates Christ, opposes sin and Satan, prizes the Bible, distinguishes

truth from error, manifests love, while so far so good.

Please pray for the students, leadership, and visitors of Asbury University that what

we're seeing there will spread and grow.

We know the hearts of God's people, and heal the wounds in our troubled nation.

But the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street.