Fire From Above
Revival / God's Promise / Creator
God Has a Plan
Ruben & Julia Valdez / 2021
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Fire From Above-
God has a plan. And that plan is for every person on this planet to hear the gospel of Jesus Christ. Today’s world we live in we are seeing more chaos, destruction, sickness, disease, sadness, confusion, rejection and disinformation to name a few. The people of today are facing many challenges that lie ahead of them. One of those challenges is a society filled with hate and division given by false narrative. Most people are focused to deep on issues that are out of their hands. What we need is to show the power and glory of love. A love so deep and so strong that it displays miracles, signs and wonders. A love so uncontrollable that it says, you are healed, you are set free, your heart has been heard and it is mended back together. A love of this kind, of this power and of this might, can only be displayed by the love of Jesus Christ. Jesus did not commission us to be sick and bound by limitations. As a matter of fact health was taken care of on the cross. Isaiah 53, Matthew 8:17 and 1 Peter 2:24 tells us that Jesus Christ bore our illnesses, pains, diseases and that by His stripes we were healed. The Lord has commissioned my wife and I to go before the multitudes with a message. And for that reason we are having this revival in the Southern California region to start with. We don’t care what religion you are a part of. We don’t care what you practice. We don't care if you are atheist and have no belief in God. This isn’t about judgements. What we care about is you and your future. If you are sick, hurting, bound to a wheel chair, blind, deaf, suffering disease, illness, addictions; then we want you to come. Jesus Christ wants to show you His love through His power and glory and set you free. Now is the time. Take a stand, and join us to experience the Fire From Above which is the Fire of our God. This is the Fire From Above Revival. For it is time to revive the people. CONTACT- If you or your church organization would like to be involved please contact us, button below. SUPPORT- We are looking for support in many areas. 
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Revival is the visitation of God which brings to life Christians who have been sleeping and restores a deep sense of God's near presence and holiness. Thence springs a vivid sense of sin and a profound exercise of heart in repentance, praise, and love, with an evangelistic outflow. ” |
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Revivals in the 20th century include those of the 1904–1905 Welsh Revival, 1906 (Azusa Street Revival), 1930s (Balokole), 1970s (Jesus people), 1971 Bario Revival and 1909 Chile Revival which spread in the Americas, Africa, and Asia among Protestants and Catholics.
2021 Revival Will Be The Biggest and Last Revival with a Billion Souls for God's Kingdom.
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Revivals
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Past Revivals / Azusa Street
When: 1906-1915 Where: Los Angeles, in the church at 312 Azusa Street What: What happens on Azusa Street sparks what we know today as the Pentecostal movement. It is built on the Holiness movement which focuses on sanctification (being noticeably separated from the habits of the world) and is a repercussion of the Second Great Awakening. On April 9, 1906, the Spirit of God falls down and several people begin speaking in tongues. They call it the “second blessing,” or sometimes the “third work of grace”, the first being salvation, and the second, sanctification. Who: William J. Seymour is front and center, from the discipleship of Charles Fox Parim of Topeka, Kansas, and the influence of the Evening Light Saints or Church of God in Anderson, Indiana. Seymour sometimes prays for seven hours a day for months on end with an expectation that God would act in his timing. How: The revival helps integrate the church into a more harmonious, unified community, bringing together rich and poor, black and white, male and female. Humanism is beginning to take root with all its “superman” thoughts of the future glories of society. The Azusa revival and subsequent Pentecostal movement brought back into focus the gifts of the Holy Spirit and the unique place of the church as God’s institution in the world to do his bidding. |
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When: 1910-1970s
Where: American cities, most notably New York and Los Angeles
What: The Industrial Age is in full force and Darwinism is reshaping our sense of the value of history and future accomplishment. Much like the revivals before it, this period is noted for its large gatherings and the accusation of sin and proximity of people to the gates of Hell as a result of their wayward lives.
Who: Billy Sunday, a professional baseball player turned preacher, is direct and powerful with the Gospel message beginning in 1907. He carries the message to 1.5 million people around the country in month-long meetings. His preaches up until his death in 1935. Billy Graham enters the scene with vigor in 1949 with his Los Angeles crusades that catch the attention of the press. He goes on to hold more than 400 crusades in 185 countries, attracting arena-size crowds and broadcasting many crusades on television.
How: Sunday and Graham are two of many who see the fraying of culture, both before the Wars and certainly after World War II. They represent the preaching arm of revival. Francis Buchman who begins the Oxford Group and Alcoholics Anonymous and Robert Pierce who founds World Vision and Samaritan’s Purse represent the social arm of revival. Graham’s work is careful to work with local churches, the outgrowth of the movement is not isolated but designed to be a stimulus for strong church participation and discipleship.
Where: American cities, most notably New York and Los Angeles
What: The Industrial Age is in full force and Darwinism is reshaping our sense of the value of history and future accomplishment. Much like the revivals before it, this period is noted for its large gatherings and the accusation of sin and proximity of people to the gates of Hell as a result of their wayward lives.
Who: Billy Sunday, a professional baseball player turned preacher, is direct and powerful with the Gospel message beginning in 1907. He carries the message to 1.5 million people around the country in month-long meetings. His preaches up until his death in 1935. Billy Graham enters the scene with vigor in 1949 with his Los Angeles crusades that catch the attention of the press. He goes on to hold more than 400 crusades in 185 countries, attracting arena-size crowds and broadcasting many crusades on television.
How: Sunday and Graham are two of many who see the fraying of culture, both before the Wars and certainly after World War II. They represent the preaching arm of revival. Francis Buchman who begins the Oxford Group and Alcoholics Anonymous and Robert Pierce who founds World Vision and Samaritan’s Purse represent the social arm of revival. Graham’s work is careful to work with local churches, the outgrowth of the movement is not isolated but designed to be a stimulus for strong church participation and discipleship.
