Reavivamentos: Verdadeiros e Falsos Sinais - O GRANDE CONFLITO [TE03 EP27] 4K

In Episode 27 of Season 3 of The Great Controversy — “Revivals: True and False Signs” — we begin in Wilmore, Kentucky, where the Asbury University phenomenon (2023) raised an inevitable question: how do we distinguish a genuine revival from a fleeting emotional outburst? From there, we journey through history to compare movements that have shaped the Christian faith and their outcomes. We go to England with George Fox and the Quakers, examining the risk of a spirituality that diminishes the authority of Scripture; we move on to Wales with Evan Roberts and the Welsh Revival (1904), highlighting prayer, repentance, and genuine life transformation; and we return to the United States to revisit the First Great Awakening with Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield, emphasizing that physical manifestations do not, in themselves, prove the divine origin of a movement. Finally, we look at modern revivals and the danger of confusing the Holy Spirit with sensationalism, remembering that true revival is sustained by prayer, Bible study, and visible fruits of change. With this urgent theme, we conclude Season 3. Presented by: Rúben Fernandes and Jefferson Araújo 👉 Subscribe, like, and share to support this series.