UNBLOCKING THE WELL OF THE LIVING WORD

At a relaxing afternoon on the Isle of Harris, we took this glorious picture of clouds parting and blue heavens over a sandy beach. In a worship meeting on Thursday evening, the “Firestarters” sang the worship song “The Lion and the Lamb”. The lyrics begin with “He is coming on the clouds, Kings and kingdoms… Continue reading

Lou Engle says “Every child of God has some land of inheritance. It may simply be your marriage or your home. It doesn’t matter how large or small your inheritance is. Just find it! Then make an intercessory stand for it, refusing to abandon your land of promise no matter what dryness or opposition you… Continue reading

Our second day at Barvas, the Firestarters here in the Hebrides on the Isle of Lewis were challenged in the morning by my wife Connie Taylor that God has a burning heart. She said, ”When they came to Jesus they asked him different questions. They asked ‘What is the greatest commandment? Jesus answer was ..… Continue reading

The view of a rainbow over Barvas at the start of the day reminded me of God’s covenant faithfulness to Noah and to every living creature for all future generations. I was also reminded that Barvas is a place where he sought and found covenant friends in 1949. God is a covenant keeping God. The… Continue reading

We arrived by ferry at Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis in the Hebrides, yesterday evening. I told my wife on the ferry, “Be careful as you wake up on the isle of Lewis  tomorrow morning…. There will be a well beneath your feet!” .I had  just been reading Lou Engle’s book “Digging the Wells… 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:- “My dear people, do you good folk understand what revival means? Have you a conception of what it means to see God working? The God of miracles;… 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:- "Well, I could go on… but that was how the movement began… conviction, distress of soul… 14 young men discussing in a hall how much beer is… 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:- I suppose you have read about the most remarkable moment… the Acts of the apostles repeated again.. It was in the village of Arnol. A young girl… 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:- “I went round to the end of the house and there they were… the men that old Peggy saw… men who would become pillars in the church… 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:- “……Do you know that out of that prayer meeting… there are four ministers in the church today? Donald McCloud’s prayer meeting… Well now, I could go on… Continue reading