World Revival Network Blog

In the post-Reformation world, the French and English kings utilized the Christian ministry of healing to butress their legitimacy. These large scale recuperative ceremonies were deemed vital for preserving order and asserting divine ordination.
It was said that King Henry IV (1553–1610) of France laid hands on as many as 1,500 people in a single ceremony. Later, Charles II of England (1630–1685) touched more than 90,000 afflicted people....

Although discrepancies are plentiful, claims from first and second-century Roman authorities demonstrate an implicit awareness of Christian healing. Observations about the supernatural exploits of Jesus and His followers are articulated in several non...

This goes without saying, but people generally don't talk to strangers. Most primarily converse with individuals that they're relationally connected to.
Things are no different in the Bible. Studying the examples of God’s communication with humanity, one finds that it was frequently rooted in covenant or a sense of “family.”...

I have a startling confession to make. Until a few years ago, I was actually awful at prayer.
I knew that I was supposed to pray, but had a difficult time doing it. I was fine whenever I was interceding alongside others in a corporate prayer service but was lost when trying to pray at home....