Dr. David Thomas (Asbury Theological Seminary) delivers the keynote lecture for the "Consecrate" 2026 conference.

From our "Consecrate" one-day conference in August 2026. Greg Johnson revisits the image of meteorological "organization" - the gathering of a great storm - as illustrative of what is required for small, isolated expressions of revival to become the next great spiritual awakening, and explores the ongoing role of the Revival Covenant in pursuit of this.

In this episode, Greg and Chris introduce Season 2(!) of the Forerunners podcast, which will unpack and discuss the series of fundamental commitments which make up the regional initiative that we're calling the "Revival Covenant" (www.revivalcovenant.org). First and foremost, we explore how seeking Lord for revival necessarily begins with an unflinching awareness and confession of our own insufficiency, apart from Him. Our need is precisely the place where the Kingdom of the Heavens comes to us.

In this episode, Greg and Chris discuss the significance and value of covenant as an "organizing principle" and community-creator in the midst of a moment where regional prayer and worship events seem to be multiplying quickly.

In this episode, Greg and Chris discuss both the great power and real challenges of pursuing and practicing unity in extraordinary, Kingdom prayer.

Pastor Sam Gibson of Pray.NYC and Church of the City addresses "Consecrate 2025" - a one-day prayer conference organized by Revive New England and Together Advance the Gospel - on the theme of the COST of Revival.

Dr. David Thomas addresses "Consecrate 2025" - a one day prayer conference organized by Revive New England and Together Advance the Gospel - on the theme of travailing prayer.

In this episode, Chris and Greg dig into the problem of a functionally prayer-less Church. Speaking as and to those in leadership, they explore the conviction that, 1.) Prayer is the fundamental/foundational work of ministry, and 2.) that it cannot be delegated away.

In this episode, Chris and Greg discuss some of the different "substitutes" for God which have perennially tempted and distracted the Church from wholehearted, conscious dependence on Spirit.

Greg and Chris discuss the importance of discerning the nature and need of the present season in the life of the Church; how we got here, and what it will require.