Sean Feucht ‘Let Us Worship’ Miracle Rallies on the Road -

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PRAY WITH US about Sean Feucht Let Us Worship. Father God, You are the Lord of the harvest. We see the harvest becoming ripe. But the laborers are few. Therefore, prepare laborers to send into Your harvest. Because we don’t want to see those ripe for salvation to be lured away into new bondages. We don’t want to see the enemy come to steal, kill and destroy those who rightfully belong to You. Already he has taken people captive to counterfeit kinds of sex, marriages, families and ideologies.

But You came to release the captives. Send forth Your truths to set them free into the abundant life You planned for them. Show that Jesus is the Way, the Truth and the Life, and the Desire of the nations. Show us how to gather in Your great harvest fully before the end comes. For from You and to You and through You are all things. In Jesus’ name, amen.

PRAYER ALERT: Sean Feucht ‘Let Us Worship’ Miracle Rallies on the Road

Critics and cancel culture can’t keep up with Sean Feucht’s “Let Us Worship” mass rallies. They keep crisscrossing the country, city after city, leaving salvations, healings and deliverances in their wake.

These events started last summer as worship “protests” against California’s ban on worship events. At that time only “protests” were receiving permits for mass gatherings. Yet many accused these events of being “super-spreaders.’ In fact, they are spreading revival and stirring expectations of a wider great awakening.

Feucht is calling on believers “to obey God rather than man. But really at the end of the day, we just want revival. We have to have it for our nation.” Because “in a season of crisis, confusion, and divisiveness… God is still moving in a powerful way.”

While Feucht has become the face of “Let Us Worship”, he credits the hunger of the crowds for God Himself. “There is a hunger that I’ve never seen before and I believe it’s going to increase. Nothing can stop the spread of an unstoppable Kingdom.”

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