“It is unbelievable,” Feucht went on to say. “It doesn’t matter if it’s a red state or blue state. It doesn’t matter what is happening in the in the atmosphere or even the political landscape over those states. God has his chosen people, and they’re starting to rise up.”
“So I feel like the timing of the movie and the timing of Asbury is a reminder that God did it before, and he’s going to do it again,” Feucht expressed.
The “Let Us Worship” leader just returned home from a missions trip to India with his family and shared that what he witnessed there was a reminder that revival has been happening for years.
“Churches are exploding there, even with persecution on the rise, but it’s not stopping the spread of an unstoppable kingdom,” Feucht said. “It was amazing to go over there and just remember, okay, we’re praying for this to crack off in America, but it has been happening here and will continue to happen here. That was really encouraging.”
For seven days, starting on March 2, Feucht said that he and his team are going to “put the pedal to the metal. It is time to press and go all in on revival.”
On the final day (March 9), Feucht said, “We’re going to have one of the most powerful moments. I’m just so excited about this. We’re going to fill the Capitol rotunda, which is the ceremonial center place of American democracy and history, with the sound of worship, which will reverberate and echo through those ancient halls.”
Members of Congress, senators, and legislators want revival in America, Feucht noted. “They want a revival in D.C., and if there’s any city in America or on the world that we need to see an awakening and revival, it is Washington, D.C.”
Shortly after the “7 Days of Prayer” promo video was posted to Twitter, Congresswoman Lauren Boebert (U.S. representative for Colorado’s 3rd congressional district) shared it, saying, “I look forward to joining my friend @seanfeucht in praying for revival in our nation.”
“It’s gonna be epic,” Feucht concluded. “This is a revival season.”
