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Presence Revival Conviction
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| Larry, you said that the Hebrides was one of your favorite revivals in history. | |
| Tell us why. | |
| It's a presence revival. | |
| That's what I love about the Hebrides revival. | |
| What do I mean by that? | |
| There is such a return to the presence of God. | |
| And here's the deal: the presence of God is not a feeling. | |
| It's not goosebumps. | |
| Although I've been in amazing meetings, meetings that have come out of Brownsville and Toronto, where people are overwhelmed by the presence of God. | |
| But when you experience the presence of God, as we saw in the days of the Hebrides revival, there was conviction. | |
| There was a turning from sin, not because, and what I love about you, Jim, and Lori, you preach the love of God, but you also preach the reality of the truth that sin, God is not okay with sin. | |
| God is not okay with sin because sin destroys us individually. | |
| Sin also destroys nations. | |
| And in just a moment, I mean, one of the things I was talking to Mondo about is sharing kind of three prophetic perspectives that people are having right now in the midst of this. | |
| But I wanted to answer your question. | |
| The reason I love the Hebrides revival is a presence revival where people led by those two little old ladies who are kind of falling apart. | |
| I mean, they couldn't even leave their house. | |
| Let that be an encouragement to the people who are watching. | |
| They couldn't leave their house. | |
| So they decided to consecrate and give their house as a place where they prayed. | |
| And the kind of prayer that they used, I mean, I'm reading in this book, Revival Fire. | |
| It was called prevailing prayer. | |
| In other words, it was prayer that persisted with God until they saw results. | |
| And as a result, they saw this whole body of land, all these islands, the Hebrides islands being saturated in the presence of God, thousands, tens of thousands, maybe millions coming to Jesus as a result of that. | |
| And all because they experienced a visitation of God's presence. | |