Vision
Vision
To awaken a generation to the inheritance of revival, to search out the hidden treasures of God, and to see the Kingdom of Jesus extended on earth through surrendered lives burning with the power of the Holy Spirit.
Why My Heart Is Burning for Revival & Church History
My heart burns for revival and church history because I believe God has opened wells for every generation, and we must not be deceived, distracted, or disconnected from what the Lord has prepared for us. The Bible says, “The secret things belong to the Lord our God, but the things revealed belong to us and to our children forever” - this means that what God reveals is not only for us, but also for the generations after us. Deuteronomy 29:29.
Church history is one of those wells. It shows us how the Gospel started with power, how Jesus was revealed through signs, wonders, transformed lives, and the work of the Holy Spirit - not only through logic, reason, or human understanding. It reminds us that the same God who moved before still desires to move again.
The Bible also says, “It is the glory of God to conceal a matter; to search out a matter is the glory of kings.” Proverbs 25:2. That is why we search. That is why we study. That is why we look back into revival history - not to worship the past, but to discover what God revealed, what the Church lost, and what He is restoring again.
My heart is that we would inherit what God has made available. Scripture says, “A good man leaves an inheritance to his children’s children.” Proverbs 13:22. I believe revival history is part of our spiritual inheritance. The testimonies of men and women who carried fire, paid the price, surrendered deeply, and hosted the presence of God are not meant to be forgotten. They are meant to provoke us to hunger again.
If God used faulty men and women to carry great revivals, He can use us too. The issue is not human perfection; the issue is surrender. Jesus showed us what a man fully yielded to the Father and completely dependent on the Holy Spirit can do. He said, “Whoever believes in me will do the works I have been doing, and they will do even greater things than these.” John 14:12.
This is why my heart burns: because the Lord wants His Kingdom extended on the earth through us. We are not called only to study revival; we are called to become living sacrifices, burning hearts, and surrendered vessels. As one revivalist expressed, if God is not in a place, offer Him a surrendered heart - and He will come with fire.
Our desire is to see the Kingdom of God come on earth as it is in heaven, until “the kingdom of the world has become the kingdom of our Lord and of His Christ.” Matthew 6:10; Revelation 11:15.
We long for the day when “the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea.” Habakkuk 2:14. We believe the Father still desires to pour out His Spirit, as He promised: “I will pour out my Spirit on all flesh.” Joel 2:28; Acts 2:17.
So we learn, we search, we surrender, and we burn - until every nation hears, every heart sees Jesus, and the Church is restored to walk in the fullness of what Christ purchased by His blood.
Chronological atlas
Chronological Atlas
Start with the world revival map, then follow the chronological timeline and category flow map to study each revival account.
Chronological
Chronological Timeline
Each picture is connected to the event, place, or movement style rather than highlighting one general.
Revival flow
Category Flow Map
Use the categories to compare renewal, reform, awakening, restoration, and mission streams.
Revival pictures
Visual Revival Library
Revival-oriented visual lessons that show repentance, holiness, prayer, worship, healing, mission, and Spirit-filled witness.
Teaching lens
Rise, Decline, Reform, Renewal
Biographical study
Revivalists and God’s Generals Track
Classroom builder
Teaching
Start with the teaching lessons, then continue into study paths, sermons, books, video links, presentations, and teaching resources.
Study path
Study Paths
Teaching uploads and classroom study paths for the course.
Sermon teaching
Introductory Teaching Before the Studies
These Arabic audio sermons are the starting point for the course: listen first, then use the map, biographies, books, and study paths for deeper research.
Vision
To awaken a generation to the inheritance of revival, to search out the hidden treasures of God, and to see the Kingdom of Jesus extended on earth through surrendered lives burning with the power of the Holy Spirit.
Books
Revival Books Library
Video links
Video Links for Teaching
Mantles and succession
Spiritual Mantles Study Library
Teaching guides organized into lineage, authority, succession, warnings, and discernment.
Member learning
Courses and Progress
Study church history in ordered tracks. Sign in to save your progress.
Owner dashboard
Wells of Revivals Admin Dashboard
Use this page to open the registration dashboard, review new people, and keep students, teachers, and church leaders separated.
Google Sheets
Wells of Revivals Dashboard
Every new registration is saved to the dashboard automatically. The sheet is your private place to review names, emails, dates, and account type.
Open admin dashboardStudents can study the public lessons and save their own progress.
Teachers can open teaching manuals, answer keys, and classroom material after you approve them.
Church leaders can access leader-level files for training, review, and group teaching.
New people register as students first. After you approve someone, change their account type to teacher or church leader in Supabase so private teaching files become visible only to them.
See new members, contact details, account type, approval status, and notes.
Promote trusted people from student to teacher, church leader, or future admin.
Track what students opened, completed, and where they need follow-up.
Add lessons, sermons, presentations, books, and decide who can see each item.
Email students, teachers, or church leaders by group when a new study is ready.
Export attendance, registrations, role lists, course completion, and ministry notes.
Research standards
Teaching Notes
Biblical events, eyewitness reports, church tradition, and later biographies are identified as different kinds of evidence.
Roberts Liardon’s books are treated as a biography and discernment track: calling, fruit, failures, doctrine, accountability, and legacy.
The chart is a teaching lens, not a final judgment on every believer or tradition in an era.