Revival from the Inside Out

I am a revivalist—have been one for over 55 years.

I believe a move of God in the Church changes everything.

The followers of God need times of soaking time of refreshing in the presence of God.

And in a time of unending busyness, we must have outbreaks of the Holy Spirit, revealing the glorious power of Jesus Christ.

These outbreak moments aren’t hype or emotionalism—they are divine interruptions where the Spirit of God rushes in, resets hearts, and realigns us with Heaven.

In my own ministry journey, I’ve watched entire atmospheres change when the Holy Spirit was given full access—not just a place on the schedule.

Here are three outbreak moments from the Gospel of John that must be rediscovered by this generation:

1. He Is Not Just With You—He Is In You

John 14:17 – “You know Him, for He dwells with you and will be in you.”

We don’t need another visit—we need habitation.

Let this outbreak moment be your invitation: Holy Spirit, live big inside of me.

Let the Church rise in the awareness that revival doesn’t come from the outside in, but from the inside out.

2. The Spirit Will Guide You Into All Truth

John 16:13 – “When the Spirit of truth comes, He will guide you into all the truth…”

In a world full of confusion, opinions, and anxiety, we need truth that doesn’t shift with the headlines.

The Holy Spirit isn’t just a comforter—He’s a guide.

Let this outbreak moment silence the noise, and awaken your spiritual ears to hear what Heaven is saying.

3. The Spirit Glorifies Jesus in You

John 16:14 – “He will glorify Me, for He will take what is Mine and declare it to you.”

The mark of true Holy Spirit revival is simple: Jesus becomes more real, more beautiful, more powerful.

Let this outbreak moment cause your heart to burn with love and clarity for the Savior.

If ever there was a time for the Church to experience outbreak—it’s now.

Let’s not settle for normal. Let’s cry out for the supernatural.

Let’s welcome the Spirit not just into our churches, but into our lives with fire and focus.

Revival isn’t coming. It’s breaking out.