Discover powerful stories of how God is moving on college campuses across the U.S.—from prayer and worship gatherings to transformed lives. Be inspired by what He’s doing in this generation.
Explore how God is moving in and around the U.S. Capitol—through prayer, worship, and bold faith in places of government. See how faith is shaping leaders and impacting the heart of the nation.
Read how God is stirring fresh hunger and transformation in churches across the nation—through renewed worship, prayer, and the power of the Holy Spirit at work in local communities.
See how God is moving powerfully in cities across America—through prayer, worship, outreach, and unity among believers. Be encouraged by stories of transformation as communities encounter the love and presence of Jesus in everyday life.
See how God is moving in businesses and workplaces—changing lives through prayer, purpose, and bold faith in the marketplace. Be encouraged by stories of spiritual awakening in everyday work settings.
Explore how revival ignites cultural transformation. Our articles dive into how spiritual awakening reshapes society, shifting values, redefining norms, and bringing lasting change through the power of faith.
Browse all revival stories in chronological order—from Campuses to the Capitol and Churches. Follow how God is moving across the nation, one story at a time.
Hobby Lobby is giving away 500,000 copies of The Case for Christmas, a book by Lee Strobel that defends the biblical account of Jesus’ birth, as a Christmas outreach effort. The giveaway, announced on CBN, is designed to spark faith conversations at a time when many Americans are more open to spiritual discussions and church invitations during the holiday season.
An outpouring of faith marked a defining moment for the Brookhaven community during the GO TELL AMERICA Crusade held October 19–22. With about 10,000 in attendance, the event saw more than 700 people respond to the Gospel through unified church involvement, worship, and outreach to youth and families.
Over 1,100 people committed or recommitted their lives to Christ during Life Surge’s one-day event in Colorado Springs on Sept. 27, 2025. Featuring speakers like Craig Groeschel, Nick Vujicic, Tim Tebow, and the Robertsons, the gathering inspired more than 4,000 attendees to live out their faith, use their gifts for God’s purposes, and impact the world for His kingdom.
A growing movement to restore America’s historical foundations is gaining momentum as Patriot Mobile helps Arkansas implement a new law requiring the Ten Commandments and “In God We Trust” displays in schools and public buildings. The company has donated nearly 50,000 posters across several states and joined state leaders at the Capitol to highlight broad support for returning these longstanding values to the public square.
In Silicon Valley, a growing number of tech leaders and investors are openly embracing Christianity, challenging the region’s historically secular culture. Churches like Epic Church are thriving, and faith-based communities such as the ACTS 17 Collective are creating spaces where business and spirituality intersect. This quiet revival is reshaping how the tech industry thinks about ethics, purpose, and the role of faith in innovation.
Kyle Campbell went from being a pastor’s son who secretly rejected faith to someone boldly sharing Jesus in the corporate world. His life changed in college through InterVarsity, where he discovered a calling to evangelism. Today, as a corporate leader, he shares his faith through prayer, conversations, and humility, showing how simple daily obedience can create space for God to work powerfully.
Bible sales in the U.S. have jumped 22% this year, driven by first-time buyers and renewed interest in faith, especially among young people. Hallow CEO Alex Jones calls it a spiritual “Revival,” noting a rise in both church attendance and prayer. Despite a decline in overall religiosity, he sees a growing hunger for a deeper purpose and connection with God.
D.R. Harrison spent his entire life as a preacher’s kid but never truly knew Jesus personally. At 21, he left home to chase fame, fortune, and a career. He never imagined that his video production company would become the means through which the Holy Spirit would touch his heart.
