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The Asbury Outpouring: How it Happened - Some History and Observations
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- Опубліковано 16 лют 2023
- Last week an awakening was ignited at Asbury University in Wilmore, Kentucky that continues until now. Thousands of people have participated in non-stop worship as lives are being touched by the Spirit of God. In this video I talk a bit about this history of revival at Asbury, the nature of the outpouring, and a vision reported by Dutch Sheets in 2001 of a coming revival.
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Dutch Sheets' vision of revival - • I Had A Vision of MASS...
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I love that this started in a conservative environment.
I believe that if it started in a pentecostal setting, it would be dismissed by the very people who need it most.
Revival may start conservative, but when Holy Spirit gets involved, things always start looking just a little bit pentecostal.
Let's agree with Dutch Sheets and pray for this to effect the world.
All revivals do seem to have features of a pentecostal character and even where the participants do not self-consciously identify as pentecostal. That is because of the Holy Ghost power that God pours out during these times of refreshing and how the pentecostal movement started out in the early years of the 20th century. In the U.K where I live in and Europe more generally at the time, it was the Welsh Revival of 1904-1905 that was the main impetus for it with evangelists raised up and missionaries sent to the ends of the earth.
Thank you once again Rob for the voice of reason. Was getrong weary of the negative and pretentiously 'cautious' voices. Basically those who think of themselves as God's umpires and school prefects.
While my heart bleeds because of the coldness of theor hearts, I pray they wont infect others with negativity masquarading as discernment
Amen... I agree, brother... personally I am not a very "emotional" person/worshiper... my personality is rather subdued and I am neither a Charismatic nor a Cessationist. That being said, I am personally sick of people wringing their hands and biting their fingernails fretting over this "revival" potentially being too "emotional"... Jesus didn't accuse the woman who washed his feet with her tears and dried them with her hair of being too "emotional"...
Worshipping that leads to repentance sounds like revival to me.
Amen
Obedience is better than sacrifice. They that worship God must worship him in Spirit and in truth. The Lord seeks such to worship him. Repentance is the place of entering in. May grace abound.
Yes indeed 😭🙌
Had enough of smoke n deafening music in the house! Loved this pure simple yet powerful worship.
It may not be your thing, but God looks at the heart. Perhaps, these people are using their gifts to worship God. Every part of rhe body of Christ, is the same, yet different and there can be great variation within that, but the simple gospel message of Christ is the same. In john 17: 20-24, Jesus prayed for unity and then he said revival would come. The more we are unified in that simple gospel message & accept one another's differences, then revival will increase. Love you, God bless 😁
I haven’t seen smoke in a worship service since at least 2009.
Lifelong Kentuckian....I was there Saturday...ABSOLUTELY real & Raw!
That’s awesome to know! I’m from Texas but I love KY
Thank you for this brother. I am an Asbury Grad. You did a fantastic job representing what God is doing on Asbury's campus. I came back to my alma mater last Sunday morning. The presence of God has been incredible the power and presence of God does not wane. It's almost like time stands still. I could say more.
If you pay a visit to Asbury sometime, I would be glad to visit with and discuss Wesley- Arminian theology :-).
Thanks for the video brother.
Thanks for your comments. So refreshing to see an authentic move of the Holy Spirit. No loud music, no need for ear plugs, no theatrical lights, no fog machine, no rock bands, etc. Just the sweet presence of the Holy Spirit. So refreshing!
I am going tomorrow… I am really looking forward to see how God is moving
It's an amazingly beautiful thing to see the Holy Spirit working!!🕊🙌
Amen
Andrew Wommack has been saying he had a word of God about a huge revival for about 2 years now. Revival has always started with the youth. Sometimes only they are hungry for something real and not caught up as much with life and the world that chokes the roots. Blessings Rod! Matt
I was just a youth that was part of a revival which happened years ago at a Pentecostal church in Marysville Michigan. Still to this day, had I not been there and been a part of the church at that time during that precious revival, my life wouldn't be the way it is now for the better. I am hoping that this becomes a mich greater flame.
Also, I love Andrew Wommack ministries, and I remember hearing the same from him, as I have gigabyte's if his preaching and teaching. They're another ministry that has been used by the Holy Spirit mightily in my life and I wouldn't be in the Word of God as I am today without them helping me out
@@dominiclapinta8537ditto, bro. Never experienced revival but I pray that I will before I hit 50. Jesus has a year. But revival starts in our hearts and moves outward. Our cup needs to overflow! You are a mighty man of God already! You just need to realise it and pursue whatever God has for you no matter what. Seek first His kingdom, then we will see miracles. Blessings!
@@bytesizedbible thank you for that word. It does start from the inside out. The kingdom of God is a seed and has to be planted. I've been going through the entire new teatament the last year, and reading verse by verse over and over again. More just keeps being shown to me. It's been awesome. It's also helping become more of the man that I am supposed to be in Him.
@Dominic La Pinta that is brilliant! I did the whole bible in 3 years. Totally loved it. I may donate NT thing. The Holy Spirit really has women and ministry on my heart
I keep trying to move away but He brings me back to it. I have been shown so much! The Holy Spirit is a wonderful teacher! We indeed, must die to live. Thanks for that! Blessings in Christ!
@@dominiclapinta8537 We don't have to wait for the rest of the church world to experience revival in our own lives. We can have revival every day. It is a truth that escapes most Christians.
Nevertheless, we should desire revival for the whole church, we can help to usher in the move of the Spirit in our own congregation.
It’s vitally important that this incredible outpouring of the Holy Spirit is sustained by the provision of Spirit-filled teachers and pastors. I pray the Lord will supply them and they will instil those deep God-ordained principles that lead onward to growth and spiritual maturity.
Sir, it is always a refreshing and an inspiring news about a spiritual move of God from time to time.
I agree with you that we must wait and better yet expect that this move of the Spirit at Ausbury will increase and create an impact like that of what happened in the 70s at the height of the Jesus Movement.
In the midst of all the tragic news around the world and the predominant attitude of rejection of God and His Word, it is heartening to learn that God has His powerful way of getting our attention back to Him.
More power to Jew and Greek!
Thank you, Rod for all that you do for Jesus and His church.
Jesus had no church. He was in synagogues
Hey hey! Glad you’re covering this!
Thanks so much for posting this, Rod. Your thoroughness and balance make this one of the best reports I've seen on this. As I mentioned to you previously, when I arrived in Montreat, NC in 1975 and was saved through an outpouring of the Spirit on that campus, the story of Asbury was still being discussed. In fact, until quite recently, I thought that the revival there had happened only a year or two previously, when in fact it had been five years! I love that this, once again, is being led by the Spirit of God, rather than being identified with any one ministry or person. Also, thanks for the clip from Dutch Sheets. That's exciting.
I had lunch with a couple of friends after church today. One of them Men that the same Holy Spirit is in our church as in Asbury. We don't need to go there to experience revival. He can bring it to us!
I loved it when you pointed out the source of the music. 🎶 I agree, we should stay out of the way and let these kids experience the Holy Spirit. It's not a show to go watch.
Excellent as always🔥🔥🔥
Pertinent observations Rod on what's going on at Asbury and not the first revival that's occurred there. Indeed, they have a rich legacy of God moving in a special way. Strikes me more as a renewal so far with those young believers really getting to the heart of worship and intimate communion with the Lord all characterised by a Holy Spirit spontaneity with God leading the way. May it impact the wider church for good - charismatic and not so charismatic sectors and then spill into a fervour for declaring the Gospel with many souls saved and God touching lives in a manner 'exceeding abundantly' what may we ask or think of Him.
I'm so grateful for God's mercy!!!
Exactly the kind of worship God had spoken to me, its our voice that sing to God out of the heart. Not focusing on skill, loud music, or how we should worship God.
I would think it's easier to have long worship meetings on college campuses because it's easier for young college adults to walk to their college chapel/church after walking from their on-campus school buildings, dormitories, and activities. It would be more difficult for parents who have additional responsibilities and would also have to drive there. I agree with you that we who aren't there should just stay away and let God Bless these on-campus young adults in their everyday environment and relationships. God Bless for sharing your thoughts.
Thanks for sharing! Hope you will continue to cover this move of god as it is growing 🔥
So true my brother. Be blessed,, from Italy!
Love this ….. I pray the holy spirt fill our brothers and sisters in the cessation gospel. I pray for healing John MacArthur, but I pray that through his healing he will encounter the holy spirt and spread the truth
Excellent video Rod! I had to laugh to see that photo of Spencer Smith there. He's a fruit inspector. He hates all contemporary Christian music. I didn't even know that song "Goodness of God" is a Bethel song until you said so in this video. I must admit, I love that song. On another note, thanks for telling people not to go there. As you said, they don't need us. We should pray and hope for revival to come to our own local churches rather than traveling to glom onto their revival or worse, just going to see out of curiosity.
For starters, thank you for the work you do here on UA-cam….it is necessary.
I would appreciate a video (or just a comment response) on the Holy Ghost meetings brother Kenneth Hagin held. I personally grew up watching these on UA-cam and love them. I also can see how some would have taken this as “chaismania” but I would disagree with that. My church often has many of the same manifestations of the Holy Spirit and would like to see more😊 thanks again for your work
5:34 - 5:45 Yes! I agree! No rock concert
Very well said with reason, balance and thanksgiving for what has/is being done. Your asking others to not crowd the place by not going can be seen as negative to others seeking blessings but I remember a pastor of a church whose revival was attracting many and he said, "Don't come and stay here, go to your church and home and help spread it there."
Your comment/observations on the worship music reminds me that David Wilkerson said: "The music should never overshadow the message."
So that's why you're so good at guitar and vocals because you had a passion for music and wanted to be a Christian musician. You should do more guitar and vocals on your channel. We really enjoyed your Christmas songs. God Bless...
amen & amen! 👍
To God be the Glory
Good insight Rod! Thank you
Amen.. lovely... thank u...
Would like to see your response to Wretched Radio evaluation of this. No shock Todd Discredit
Wow
Thank you Rod
God inhabits the praises of his people. But all too often we don't wait on God, but move with the church program.
We worship without purpose, without the intent of entering into the presence of God. To call this revival is news to me.
I always thought that it was turning our hearts to God, seeking his face for mercy and grace to be obedient to his will, that we might glorify him in the sight of men. Obedience is better than sacrifice.
This reminds me that it's not a bunch of high intellectual teaching or history or theology or doctrine that has anything to do with when the Lord shows up in these ways it is up to his will
This message is simple. God loves you. Surrender yourself to the love of God
Probably will be young people. I am getting old now. Hope God has not forgotten about me or my generation of boomers.
it is sad that some christians are against revival
Hi Rod. Would you mind commenting on the Chosen series ? Best wishes. Ian Alexander
I don't watch it, but maybe I'll pick an episode and comment on it.
Had it happened in another denomination, it would have been overlooked
This spiritual revival is an example of spiritual maturity. Receiving God’s love and in return demonstrating God’s love to others. There are many that say continue to preach foundational things. However, in Hebrew chapter 6 we read to move on from these foundational truths and into spiritual maturity. The result of repeating foundational truths and staying there Sunday after Sunday
is a callous heart that leads to what? Please read Hebrew 6. There is an unrealized evil scheme to stay in the same message Sunday after Sunday along with the quenching of the Spirit. There is no spiritual maturity without the Holy Spirit.
Hi, I've got a question and since this is a charismatic apologetics channel, I think I can ask here. So, I've encountered Eastern Orthodox christians and they're basically saying anyone outside of their Church doesn't have the Holy Spirit and that I should listen to the Biblical interpretation of the Church Fathers and that I have no right to interpret it by myself. They're also saying I'm not interpreting it according to the Church tradition that's traced back to the apostles.
What would you answer to this? Can you give me some strong arguments from the Church Fathers or history that could help me when discussing?
Thanks and be blessed in Jesus' name :)
I would refer them to Jesus's words in John 14:26 & 16:13!
Jesus calls the Holy Spirit "the Spirit of Truth" in verses like John 14:17.
He is SERIOUS in these verses.
The Holy Spirit WILL guide us into all Truth if we trust, obey and are patient.
They sound like they are using manipulation! Manipulation and control are VERY prevalent in church organizations today.
And manipulation and control are demonic and the OPPOSITE of Christ-like.
I would get out if I were you.
There is a lot of doctrine and practice in the Eastern Orthodox church that is unBiblical.
@@leenieledejo6849 I've actually got a vision about the person before and yes, confirms to me what you said
@@timothy925 Praise God! 🙌
Sorry it took me so long to respond. I wanted to discuss this with an orthodox friend of mine. He says that there are some in the Eastern Orthodox Church that don't believe you can have the Holy Spirit outside of their church, but that's a minority view based on an extremist interpretation of St. Cyprian ecclesiology. That would be like people in Oneness Pentecostalism who believe that you have to speak in tongues to be saved. That's a minority view in Pentecostalism.
@@JewandGreek Oh ok. Thanks for the answer :)
Bout time, getting back to what the Gospel is about, instead of trying to manipulate both again believers to try to love. There has been too much trying, over the years, instead of letting God use you to love others. Too much academia and not enough knowing, but this seems to be getting back to the original intent of the church
Rod, I’m in agreement with you the vast majority of time, but recommending people not to go is wrong. The safety of the building, etc. is not a problem for the Holy Spirit, anywhere He is moving, ( and, it certainly seems like He is here) . Many reports of healings, deliverance and salvation are coming from those that have attended. A lot of the world needs to attend this, or one of the other revivals that have started in the past few days.
Can you imagine if somebody were to say "ignore those gas fumes ... that's no problem for the Holy Spirit anywhere He is moving"? Churches and chapels get hit by tornados and floods and fires, and weaken just like any other building. If this spreads like Dutch Sheets said it will, there'll be plenty of locations for people to attend without all flocking to one location that's not able to accommodate everybody. But I suspect that you have nothing to worry about. At least two of my viewers have already told me that they're going anyway, so I don't seem to be very persuasive in that regard.
I’m probably not going, Rod. But, I do know a group of young college aged believers that are there tonight. Sounds like a much better place for a group of young adults to go, rather than some of the places that many people of their age will be this weekend. Blessings to you, and keep up the good work.
I agree with you about 95 % of the time Rod, but I disagree here. I think everyone that can, should try to get to these meetings; not that they need our input, but we need their output.
My understanding is that "Big shot" ministers from around the country have been calling the College President trying to get speaking opportunities. I think it would be great for those big shots , as well as little shots like me, to go and humble themselves, get in the crowd, and get a drink.
On the day of Pentecost the crowds gathered from everywhere. I'm working up a trip with three minister friends to head that way from Arkansas. I'm also passing along all the videos of services and testimonies coming out of Asbury.
Have a blessed trip. A couple of people have already told me that they're going in defiance of what I said. LOL Shows you how persuasive I am.
I am not going to criticize the group in your video but I do have questions. Are there any such revival phonomenon in the scriptures? If it is a gathering of saints, why would God annoint women leaders and teachers over men? This is not just a Johnny Mac thing; it's also a Paul to Corinthians and Paul to Ephesians thing in the epistles. Thanks for the video Rod.
Hi Rod, I like what you're saying but I disagree with the critism of modern churches. You & I can't see peoples hearts, I choose to believe that people are using their gifts, like lighting, guitar solos, and drums, and doing it for the glory of God. I also believe that God uses sincere hearts no matter what the style of worship music. Please remember to walk in love, its more important than anything else, in Christianity it is everything. 1 Cor 13: 4- 8 ESV, Gal 5:22-23 TPT.
Nothing personal Rod, none of us are perfect, we all slip up. Love you brother.
Don't forget, I am a guitarist. I have nothing against musicians using their gifts, but when the music is the focus rather than worshipping God I think that's a problem. In a typical flashing light & fog machine service you can't hear anybody singing except the ones on stage, and the decibel level is annoyingly high. There's something refreshing about lifting up your voice to God along with others in a corporate worship setting.
The Lord is reviving His people in the US. To thee negative Nancy's, please get onboard the Ashbury Revival train
Please don't quote Lance Walnau next
I wouldn’t bash revival chasing. Revival chasing created the Pentecostal churches that changed the world.
That's a valid point, although they didn't have the internet back then ... so there's that.
I question it solely because it's questionable. Sure it seems peaceful and beautiful but we can find the same adoration and emotionalism in other faiths and cult movements. If this is of God, wouldn't it be more obvious? Wouldn't we be seeing a more supernatural move; healings etc? I just worry about emotionalism and sensationalism. I know how vulnerable we are to these as human beings.
Also, it's my understanding that this started with about 20 people. That night the president of the university supposedly sent out an email telling all the students to come foe God was moving. It almost feels planned and man made by the university. I sure hope this isn't the case but makes me weary.
For me this isn't true revival. No matter how much they wanna popularize it it wasnt.
"They didn't seem to know much they just cried out to Jesus"
Begs the question which Jesus (Dale Tuggys one?) if they dont seem to know much
Do you think there are different Jesuses? Only one. Different levels of knowledge and some wrong ideas but only 1 son of God who is God. As long as they know this, then the rest will work out as the Holy Spirit leads them into all Truth. Blessings
@@bytesizedbible
So remind exactly why the reformation happened then? If any old version of Christ will do.
@Mr Liver - Alive in Christ to get our theology in correct line with scripture. I am not saying that we cannot have a wrong view of Jesus, but if He is God then the Holy Spirit can correct us where we need it. Still the same Jesus though.
@@bytesizedbible
Yet that correction certainly didn't happen with the Roman church apparently
@Mr Liver - Alive in Christ true. But they decided to become the Pharisees instead of embracing Jesus. That is the difference. They profess Jesus but their hearts are far from him. V different on these campuses. Don't you think?
Bethel hillsong music is demonic.
Can't really believe you think Dutch Sheets has any spiritual or prophetic integrity! Really! Or any of those Flash Point folks. .
Already been confirmed by "gay" Christian student there that there are LGBTQ on the worship team and that it is LGBTQ affirming. No wonder they don't preach repentance in this "revival".
I would have to classify that as unsubstantiated. My history of dealing with discernment types has taught me that it's very common for false allegations to be made by people who have a narrative to push.
LawrenceB.. Could be that this revival is just for those students. Despite us, God is still in the business of healing people's hearts. And it has been affirmed that there is indeed repentance going on at Asbury.
@@Cwood79 but no repentance from LGBTQ.
@@JewandGreek why are you deleting my replies? Cover up for LGBTQ?
So what would you say then if several of the worship team people where struggling with alcoholism??? Gluttony??? Slander??? Gossip??? False witness??? Habitual liar??? Porn??? Hate??? Self Righteousness??? Critical spirit??? Haughtiness??? Just to name a few….what if it’s confirmed they’re there??? Now what say you???