The Brownsville Revival 1995 – 2000 – The Birthplace of Pastor Deborah Helping People, The Lord’s Way

"Honey Where are we From" is probably one of the most well known services at Brownsville. Pastor Kilpatrick called people up to give testimonies and the Spirit of God came on many of them. But when Sandy Fields from Cedar Rapids, Iowa states her name she starts to fall and grabs on to the pastor, then she is unable to remember where she is from and asks her husband in the crowd " Honey Where Are We From ". She is then hit by the power of God.

It takes a real eye for the Spirit to see what God was doing. This is not just a bunch of people shaking and falling down. If you will look closely you will see God moving on the people that he wants to have speak. When he is done he moves to the next and when someone has the mic that has nothing to say he has a guy in the audience start shouting praising God. This is a real example of how the church should have an eye for the Spirit.

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Originally aired in 1997, 20/20 did a news report and interviews on the Brownsville Revival. Has interviews with Steve Hill, Pastor John Kilpatrick, and with Dr. Chip Woolwine.

Saturday night at revival pastor usually picked people out of the audience to share what God had done in their life.In this video you hear many amazing testimonies what God did for them. The excitement raises with each person's next testimony. They have to stop and just give God praise for what he has done. The last person to speak was Kathy Floyd from Arkansas. She had been run over by a truck and almost every bone in her body was broken. Not only did God heal her of years of pain but a striped out bolt in her ankle was removed by the power of God. They bring up the xhvgffbbnm,. xrays to show.

Spiritual Hunger sparked a mighty revival in Pensacola Florida at the Brownsville Assembly of God. You can have revival where you are at if you will hunger for it.

Little marked Father’s Day 1995 as more than routine. Families filed into the Brownsville sanctuary to celebrate dad’s special day. Visiting missionary-evangelist Steve Hill approached the pulpit to detail his recent Holy Spirit encounter at Holy Trinity Church, Brompton, England, his contagious enthusiasm sparking anticipation. Soon Hill invited attendees for prayer, but Father God revealed a different agenda. As members surged forward, God intervened to pour out His Spirit in an amazing visitation.

The following months featured service followed by service, attendees leaving in the wee hours to glean a little sleep, work a few hours, then return to this powerful deposit of God’s presence. Nightly, Rev. Hill shared fresh, anointed messages and cast his nets, drawing in souls touched by God’s convicting power as teen Charity James sang with urgent appeal the summons, Mercy Seat. Word spread, beckoning the hungry and the desperate from nearby communities, then surrounding states, the nation, and finally the world. Worshipers from nearly every continent flocked to the West Pensacola suburb of Brownsville to receive a touch from the Father.

Rocked by the sudden visitor inflow and awed by this Holy Visitation, Pastor Kilpatrick, Rev. Hill, Pastor’s assistant, Rose Compton, and church leaders strategized to accommodate the sudden response. Leadership scheduled four weekly revival services. Brownsville Prayer, Usher, and Personal Ministry teams, supported by other community churches, mobilized to host the guests. For more than eight years, visitors arrived, hungry, to leave powerfully changed.

Millions have come, hungry to hear from God. Hundreds of thousands have responded to His call to salvation and a commitment to holiness, and a fresh charge has issued throughout the world for holiness and fresh intimacy with God.

Prior to revival, several key prophecies foretold of revival coming to America, including the following from Dr. David Yonggi Cho of Korea and Rev. Ken Sumrall, founder of Liberty Fellowship.

Two-and-one-half years prior to revival, Pastor Kilpatrick responded to God’s prompting to make Brownsville a house of prayer in an even deeper sense. He promptly set aside tradition to designate the Sunday evening service as a prayer service, with members responding in true Brownsville commitment. The rest is history!

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