Kingdom history is littered with pockets of revivals around the world, such as the 1904 Welsh revival, but none of them lasted for long. Why? Was that the plan of the King to be a short-term-only event? Or is it the fault of man that all revivals came to an eventual halt? Or are there other reasons? Revivalist Darren Green will explore what has happened and the keys needed to make future revivals kingdomized and sustainable. This book is to prepare and awaken the family of God and the world to be ready for what is to come... "e;There is in this revival a deep current of reality; when anything unreal creeps in, the power stops."e; -Evan Roberts, Welsh Revivalist"e;As long as we are content to live without revival, we will."e; -Leonard Ravenhill, British Evangelist"e;I can tell you why: it (revival) was never connected with the Gospel of the Kingdom... it was connected to the church and to the Gospel of the atonement, but it wasn't connected to the fullness of the Kingdom, so it did not have a foundation to sustain it.... We have preached a Kingless and Kingdomless Gospel for 2000 years. It has disempowered the Gospel message... The Good News refers to this (Kingdom) Gospel and any other presentation of the Gospel is incomplete at best and fraudulent at worst... That is partly why Revival has not continued on."e; --Jack R Taylor (Papa Jack), Founder of Dimensions Ministries"e;You have the same DNA as the greats of the past who started revivals."e; -Lou Engle, Founder of Lou Engle Ministries"e;The move of God (revival) is something that is unnatural to not hunger for. Once you see it, everything of Christ in you rises, awakens, to say that's why I'm alive. I was born for this. This is what I was born for."e;-Bill Johnson, Senior Leader of Bethel Church
