Stories can bring both life and death. They can build up or tear down. They can distract, deflect or ring true. They can make sense or not. Stories, along with the power that myth presents, continue to unfold among us today. In this episode Wes talks about the best story ever.

Stories can bring both life and death. They can build up or tear down. They can distract, deflect or ring true. They can make sense or not. Stories, along with the power that myth presents, continue to unfold among us today. In this episode Wes talks about the best story ever.

Stories can bring both life and death. They can build up or tear down. They can distract, deflect or ring true. They can make sense or not. Stories, along with the power that myth presents, continue to unfold among us today. In this episode Wes talks about the best story ever.&nbsp;

The Power of the Story

In the year 2020, we saw the beginnings of an awakening all over the world. There was tremendous disruption in most people’s lives. We saw a powerful movement of worship begin. We saw thousands of people looking for truth. We heard many people cry out for a fresh move of God in the earth. We often say that hindsight is 20/20, and so it is with that in mind that we take a look behind us and see with clarity what God has begun to bring together to build to advance His Kingdom. We use this perspective as we look toward the future.Learn more about the revival prayer movement by visiting www.REVIVALin2020.org

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