UNBLOCKING THE WELL OF THE LIVING WORD

Each daily devotional below begins with an excerpt from a transcript of Duncan Campbell telling the story of how the 1949 Hebridean revival began(.1) Duncan Campbell said:-  “ I tell you dear people; here were men that meant business… The dear old lady said if you do that, my sister and I will get on… Continue reading

Each daily devotional below begins with an excerpt from a transcript of a Duncan Campbell telling the story of how the 1949 Hebridean revival began(1) Duncan Campbell said:- “Now how did it happen… this, to me, is an interesting story and I want to tell it in full… One evening an old woman 84 years… Continue reading

Each daily devotional below begins with an excerpt from a transcript of Duncan Campbell telling the story of how the 1949 Hebridean revival began. (1) Duncan Campbell said:- “But in revival the community suddenly becomes conscious of the movings of God, beginning among his own people. So that in a matter of hours, not days…in… Continue reading

Each daily devotional below begins with an excerpt from a transcript of Duncan Campbell telling the story of how the 1949 Hebridean revival began.[1] Duncan Campbell said:- “Now you might ask me, ‘What do you mean by revival?’ There are a great many views held by people today as to what revival is. So you… Continue reading

Each daily devotional below begins with an excerpt from a transcript of Duncan Campbell telling the story of how the 1949 Hebridean revival began[1] Repentance Duncan Campbell said:- “My dear people.. to take that to heart…“should there be no repentance.” And they called upon every individual as before God to examine his or her life… Continue reading

Each devotional below begins with an excerpt from a transcript of a Duncan Campbell telling the story of how the 1949 Hebridean revival began[1] Duncan Campbell said:- “Before I begin the story I would like to say one thing, and that is that I did not bring revival to Lewis. It has grieved my heart… Continue reading

Two elderly women, Peggy and Christine Smith, 82 and 84 years old, one was blind and the other doubled over with arthritis got on their knees to pray , in 1949 in Barvas on the isle of Lewis. At 10 o’clock in the evening on Tuesdays, and at 10 o’clock in the evening on Fridays,… Continue reading