This conversation brings together Jennie Allen, Zach Meerkreebs, Grant Skeldon, and Jonathan Rivera to explore how a new generation is experiencing spiritual awakening—and what it looks like to faithfully step into, steward, and sustain that movement in everyday life.

Our Role in Revival

Church

Can Christians renew the West or is cultural decline inevitable? This talk explores the roots of today’s moment and challenges believers to move beyond fear or nostalgia toward faithful presence. Renewal, it argues, won’t come through power, but through lives shaped by truth, courage, and everyday faithfulness.

Can Christians Renew the West?

Serve The Church

No Topic Off Limits Church

There are certainly areas in which Catholics and Protestants don't agree. But where do they find common ground? In this clip - an excerpt from a full talk at Q Nashville in 2014 - the theologians Timothy George (a Protestant) and Matthew Levering (a Catholic) discuss areas in which we can find common ground. 

Catholics & Evangelicals

Eli Bonilla

Revivalist Jessi Green shares her story from 2016 when she envisioned thousands of people being saved and baptized in Huntington Beach, California.




Even though she lived in New York City and ran a social media agency, she felt called by God to move to California. She recounts how she and her husband sold their belongings and moved in obedience to God’s call, reminding us of the newness of life through the Holy Spirit.

The Repentance Revival

Author and pastor Andrew Wilson highlights seven major developments from the year 1776―globalization, the Enlightenment, the Industrial Revolution, the Great Enrichment, the American Revolution, the rise of post-Christianity, and the dawn of Romanticism―and explains their relevance to social changes happening today. He uses the acronym W.E.I.R.D.E.R. to explain how our Western culture is distancing itself from Christianity, even though Christian morals have greatly influenced the development of Western society. 


Why Everything Feels Weird

To Think

Reclaiming a Secret Church Posture

Broadening the Diversity Conversation

Spiritual Warfare + Demonology

In this interview, Andy Stanley shares his perspective on how churches ought to love their neighbors amid COVID-19.

Why We Stopped Meeting

Matt Whitlock explains the change his church saw when he understood that people want to be involved in the church. Treating members like they are a part of a movement changes the church culture from attendance to participation.

Shifting From Church Attendance to Participation

Darren Whitehead shares the passion behind his church's mission to utilize their property as farmland. As the church comes together with their hands in the dirt, the project is creating a rich community while also working to minimize food insecurity.

The Church's Farm

Darren Whitehead shares how the church's purchasing power can be used to fund local food production, employ people in need of a second chance, and contribute to the community.

Food with a Story Behind It

Teofilo Hayashi outlines the three phases of long-lasting revivals. Beginning in the church and gaining momentum through evangelism, true revival alters the framework of society.

Long-lasting Revivals

Daniel MacLeod testifies to the miracles God has done in the lives of those around him. There is a growing curiosity around the supernatural as people hunger for something higher than themselves.

Healings and the Supernatural

What are we doing with the power the Holy Spirit has given us? Daniel MacLeod speaks on the importance of an evangelist's work to equip others for ministry.

The Work of an Evangelist

Father Carlos clears up misinformation surrounding exorcisms. Exorcists do not simply cast out the devil; they expose the relationship formed between the person and the possessor. Once uncovered, that relationship can be broken, and the victim can instead enter into a relationship with Christ.