I believe our part is wholliness of sacrifice His part is holiness. May we not touch His glory He alone is worthy of all glory. Oh my words just come so short!

This is thought provoking. I think many of us who grew up hearing about the “glory days” have similar wonderings. I ponder the idea that maybe we are looking for God to replicate what He did 50 years ago instead of scanning the horizon and preparing the way for Him to work in fresh power? It seems to me that Scripture indicates God tends to move in unexpected ways — from Jericho to Jesus, we see that pattern. Maybe we won’t see a return to campmeetings as the primary form of revival, but maybe He will perform great and mighty deeds through another method. I’m sure that the Apostle Paul and Martin Luther and John Wesley all experienced the power of God, but probably in different manner. I think you are right that wonderful days are ahead and I absolutely agree that, however God works, we must prepare the way by making Him a priority in our lives, both in prayer and in living. Thanks for sharing your heart.