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Prophetic Word From Azusa Street Culminating in Present-Day Awakening, Pastor Says
Charisma News Director of Content Development Jeff Struss made a recent trip to California. While there, he visited the Bonnie Brae House in Los Angeles where the glory fell on a small group of believers seeking the baptism of the Holy Ghost—the famed Azusa Street Revival. Unbeknownst to him, Pastor Myles Rutherford of Worship With Wonders Church in Marietta, Georgia, was there the next day for the 115th anniversary of the day the fire fell.
Both men report incredible stories of manifestations of the Spirit during their time at Bonnie Brae. Struss says he heard of healings and other miracles, and Rutherford says, “You definitely feel the presence of the Lord.” But Rutherford is even more excited about a prophetic word connected to Azusa Street that he believes is now coming to pass.
The prophetic word was given simultaneously by two revivalists, Charles Parham and William Seymour, who lived several states apart but were both central figures in the Azusa Street Revival. “And they both said this: that in about 100 years from now, there would be a major revival that would hit the nation, the world,” Rutherford says. “And the shekinah glory would be even stronger and would do more than the Azusa Revival had done. It would be ever-stretching or farther-reaching,” he says.
WATCH: Where in the World Is Vice President Kamala Harris?
The border crisis continues, but the woman appointed to take the lead in managing it is nowhere to be found. Many are concerned over what has been transpiring since President Joe Biden appointed Vice President Kamala Harris to oversee the situation at the border 28 days ago, as she has yet to visit the border.
Is she missing in action? Watch this video with Charisma News content director Jeff Struss to find out more.
The Tomczaks’ Simple Secrets of 45 Years of Successful Marriage
Don’t believe it when people say that in America divorce is declining. The reality is that divorce as a percentage of marriages appears to be less because countless millions are simply living together and not getting married.
A whopping 76% of young Americans believe living together before marriage is fine. Nearly 65% of “altar bound” singles—many of whom identify as “Christians”—live together before marriage, a euphemism for lifestyle fornication.
The latest development is Baby Boomers 50 and up who are now cohabiting as splits, now labeled “gray divorce,” have doubled since the 1990s (an increase of 75% since 2007). {eoa}
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