Many of us feel this stirring. A desire to see the Holy Spirit unleash a river of awakening, flowing through the streets of our cities and communities and neighborhoods. We are waiting for the great wave. But perhaps we lack the faith to dream smaller.

As we sow for, pray for, and long for awakening, we are not watching for one grand moment. We are not watching for a landmark sermon or a revival meeting. Instead, we band together in groups of three to five disciples with the long view in mind. We read together, pray together, and meet together as small acts of courage and belief. We surrender to Jesus as he transforms us from dissatisfied to devoted. We build micro-communities of holy love, drawn into the depths by the Holy Spirit. As we go deeper, the ripples of hope go wider, crossing over each other to become a rising kingdom tide. Perhaps this is what awakening will look like.

Many of us feel this stirring. A desire to see the Holy Spirit unleash a river of awakening, flowing through the streets of our cities and communities and neighborhoods. We are waiting for the great wave. But perhaps we lack the faith to dream smaller.

As we sow for, pray for, and long for awakening, we are not watching for one grand moment. We are not watching for a landmark sermon or a revival meeting. Instead, we band together in groups of three to five disciples with the long view in mind. We read together, pray together, and meet together as small acts of courage and belief. We surrender to Jesus as he transforms us from dissatisfied to devoted. We build micro-communities of holy love, drawn into the depths by the Holy Spirit. As we go deeper, the ripples of hope go wider, crossing over each other to become a rising kingdom tide. Perhaps this is what awakening will look like.

Many of us feel this stirring. A desire to see the Holy Spirit unleash a river of awakening, flowing through the streets of our cities and communities and neighborhoods. We are waiting for the great wave. But perhaps we lack the faith to dream smaller.

As we sow for, pray for, and long for awakening, we are not watching for one grand moment. We are not watching for a landmark sermon or a revival meeting. Instead, we band together in groups of three to five disciples with the long view in mind. We read together, pray together, and meet together as small acts of courage and belief. We surrender to Jesus as he transforms us from dissatisfied to devoted. We build micro-communities of holy love, drawn into the depths by the Holy Spirit. As we go deeper, the ripples of hope go wider, crossing over each other to become a rising kingdom tide. Perhaps this is what awakening will look like.