Vince Viozzi, a prophetic minister serving in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, said he recently had a vision of Jesus standing tall, like a giant, with military aircraft flying all around Him, just over His head, as He was in charge and issuing commands with authority.
A few times in life we find ourselves in the middle of history yet understanding that the moment belonged to the future.
Mary Hudson is a minister’s wife, a gifted preacher, an author and a mentor to many Christian women. But she’s also the mother of one of the most famous entertainers in the world, pop singer Katy Perry. For that reason, many Christians turn a cold shoulder to Mary and her husband, Keith.
In what Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May is calling a “callous terrorist attack—one of the worst ever in British history—a suicide bomber struck at an Ariana Grande concert on Monday night. The attack left 22 dead—including children—and 59 injured.
There have been great revivals without great preaching. There have been great revivals without great singing. But there has never been a great revival without great praying.
How would we respond today if God wanted to repeat the miracle of Pentecost in one of our carefully scripted Sunday meetings? I wonder if we would embrace the unexpected wildness of that Acts 2 moment. Or would we tell the Spirit to behave?
