Hunter Bethea

Category: “After the Outpouring” Asbury Revival Series

  • After the Outpouring: Pieces in a Mosaic

    After the Outpouring: Pieces in a Mosaic

    Stories of the Asbury Outpouring are like pieces of a mosaic, each one giving a greater glimpse of the glory of God in Wilmore, Kentucky. In this final blog post in my “After the Outpouring” series, I share about three personal pieces that fit into that mosaic.

  • After the Outpouring: A Harvest of Discipleship

    After the Outpouring: A Harvest of Discipleship

    After the Asbury Outpouring, where many young people experienced God in profound ways, what’s next? Jesus’ statement that “the harvest is plentiful but the workers are few” haunts me. My prayer is that we, the workers, would rise up for the work of discipling Gen Z.

  • After the Outpouring: “Good” Worship

    After the Outpouring: “Good” Worship

    What makes worship “good”? How the Asbury Outpouring taught me about “good” worship and “perfect” worship and what we as worship planners should think about coming out of the revival.

  • After the Outpouring: When Preferences Get in the Way

    After the Outpouring: When Preferences Get in the Way

    During the Asbury Outpouring, God transcended our preferences and met us where as a people were. Can we lay aside our own preferences in worship?

  • After the Outpouring: “Now is the right time”

    After the Outpouring: “Now is the right time”

    Asbury University’s leadership stewarded what God had given them well. But my question is: How did the hundreds of people who stewarded this moment well know what to do during the outpouring?

  • After the Outpouring: What Next?

    After the Outpouring: What Next?

    God moved in a powerful way in Wilmore. But I, and maybe you, are asking the question: What next? Over the next several weeks, let’s journey together as we ask what is next after the outpouring.