Hello, thank you for joining me today for Give Him 15.

This past Friday, we discussed the concept of repentance, doing so because it is related

to the coming revival, which will intensify this year, 2024.

Today, I'm sharing with you an article

my friends at intercesses, written by my friends at Intercessors for America,

written by Rich Swingle,

highlighting the role repentance has played in some of the Asbury outpourings.

You will enjoy this article, and it will reinforce what we heard on Friday.

And if you didn't see or hear Friday's post, I highly encourage you to do so.

Seeking God for Revival, the title.

Because revivals are marked by repentance, one way to highlight the need for repentance is to consult

those who have experienced revival.

We are doing that, IFA says.

And the result is a three-part series, the first part of which follows here.

We may share some of the others as they come out.

They're not released yet.

The Asbury Revival. The yet. The Asbury Revival.

The seeds of the Asbury outpouring nearly one year ago were planted during the 50th anniversary of the 1970 Asbury Revival.

On February 3rd, 2020 at 10 a.m., the very same day, month, and time,

the revival broke out 50 years earlier. Asbury University decided its chapel service,

or Asbury University dedicated its chapel service, or Asbury University dedicated its chapel service to celebrating that 185-hour revival.

Before the chapel service began, Charity Johnson, a freshman at Asbury at that time, struck up a conversation with Janine Brabond,

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