📢 Forum Update - Hello everyone! I've made an improvement to the forum that should make following active discussions much easier. Beginning today, forum topics will display the most recent replies first (while keeping the original topic post at the top), so you no longer have to navigate through multiple pages to find the latest conversation. This change also helps improve the browsing experience in long-running discussions with many pages of replies. If you notice anything that doesn't seem to be working correctly or have any feedback, please let me know. — Richard G. Revival breaking out at Auburn, Hundreds choose Christ and get spontaneously baptized in lake: God is moving on college campuses across the country. Revival hit campuses like Asbury University, Lee University, and Samford University, earlier this year. And now Auburn University students are testifying that God moved at an event earlier this week that still has them “speechless and in awe.” Thousand of students at Auburn packed out Neville Arena on Tuesday night to worship and praise Jesus, but an impromptu baptism that started with one student wanting to be baptized grew to roughly 200 people who decided to give their lives to Christ. More than 5,000 people showed up to Unite Auburn’s “Night of Worship”. The campus ministry’s outreach was created to bring the Alabama school’s Christian community together for a night of worship. . . . . So I went back on stage and asked if anyone else wanted to trust Christ and be baptized,” she explained. “Dozens raised their hands,” Allen added. There wasn’t a tub to baptize the students, so thousands of people headed over to a lake at Auburn’s Red Barn. “They circled the lake and 6-10 of us were in the water baptizing hundreds,” Allen described. Even Auburn’s head football coach Hugh Freeze got in the water to help, WSFA12 reports. “People surrounded the lake ’til almost midnight hearing the stories of life change and shouting and cheering and praying together. God is moving and He isn’t stopping,” Allen said. God is still moving at Texas A&M with ‘No Signs of Slowing Down’ – Hundreds baptized in Corpus Christi: A Texas youth pastor says an outpouring of revival is taking place among college students at Texas A&M Corpus Christi and it shows “no signs of slowing down” as hundreds have already given their lives to Jesus and others are getting water baptized almost daily. Tarik Whitmore, the young adult pastor at New Life Church in Corpus Christi, Texas, told CBN News he is seeing a movement among college students who are getting saved and then boldly proclaiming the Good News of Jesus Christ with the student body. The result is a campus being transformed for Jesus – and it is happening quickly. The Texas A&M Corpus Christi alum says for more than a year, students have been coming, almost weekly, to get baptized. As CBN News reported, at one point Michael Fehlauer, the lead pastor of the New Life Church posted videos to social media that showed students baptizing their friends in a public fountain at Texas A&M Corpus Christi. Whitmore says many of these young adults are having their lives “radically changed” and are simply sharing with their friends what God has done. “We are seeing these people repent from compromise and make a decision to make a public declaration of, ‘No, I want to give my whole life to Jesus starting today.’ And then we see them radically transformed before our eyes where their lifestyle is radically different [and] [they have] boldness to preach the Gospel to their friends like never before,” said Whitmore. There were some not terribly depressing alternatives in this week's Doves articles. I saved those for later. I'll update after I read them more thoroughly. And we are all still here :wacko: eating :popcorn :popcorn :popcorn Is today considered over with in the watching or we have until the midnight hour? :scratch: Is it safe to use the stove? Maybe I can cook a quick cheese burger? Trying to compare notes :mail: what is the next high watch day? From a Doves article: Oh phooey, I forgot one last thing. Remember that Jesus is Jewish and and in Heaven they have great matzo ball soup, blintzes, and wonderful corned beef sandwiches! Mary doesn't do any of the cooking, but they have great delis there! 
