Revival for Mission

In this episode of Revival for Mission, Pastor Ted and Nancy Wilson take viewers behind the scenes of how they met, what has influenced them through the years, how they face challenges today, and the wonderful hope they have for the future.

Does God hear us when we pray? Do miracles still happen today? In this episode of Revival for Mission, Gina Wahlen shares amazing experiences from South Sudan, the Grand Tetons, and the former Soviet Union illustrating how God has miraculously intervened in her life.

Samuel was supposed to be a diplomat, according to his father. But his mother named him Samuel and dedicated him to be a pastor. See how God worked in the life of this young man, guiding him on a fascinating journey to where he is today on this episode of Revival for Mission.

James and his college friends were into a fast life of concerts, drugs, alcohol and more. Things changed dramatically when James ended up on an organic farm in Italy. Later, James accepted Bible truth and was baptized, much to the consternation of his parents. In spite of pressure, he remained faithful and today is the director of LIGHT ministry, teaching people to reach others through God’s methods.

"Serving the Lord is not boring!" explains Pastor Gary Blanchard, world youth leader of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, in this episode of Revival for Mission. Pastor Blanchard leads a team of youth leaders who minister to millions of young people around the world. He shares insights in how to engage and keep young people on fire for the Lord.

International Children's Care (ICC) has ministered to more than 4,000 orphans and at-risk young people--providing love and care so much needed for the "least of these" in multiple countries around the world. Meet one of these thriving young people today, along with the president of ICC and learn how you can be a part of this ministry in this episode of Revival for Mission.

As an official ambassador for the United States, The Honorable Kathryn Proffitt exemplified what it means to represent a country and its head of state. As a Seventh-day Adventist, she sees many parallels in what it means to be an Ambassador for Christ and seeks to help others embrace their mission as they look to Jesus as the Master Ambassador.

At age 10, Pieter began a journey not of his own choosing—dealing with Ankylosing spondylitis, an inflammatory disease that causes some of the small vertebrae in the spine to fuse. This progressive disease causes much debilitating pain and can severely impact a person’s life. Nevertheless, Pieter’s outlook is bright as he has met this challenge, and by God’s grace has a very active life, full of hope and purpose.

Growing up in a family filled with insurmountable challenges, Tim found himself homeless and hopeless at the age of 17. But God intervened in the life of this teen through a special family who brought Tim into their home and showed him the reality of God’s love.

Olen and Danae dreamed of becoming missionary doctors. After graduating from medical school, they decided to serve where most needed—and ended up at Béré Adventist Hospital in Chad. Working under the most challenging of situations, the Netteburgs face life and death situations every day, saving as many lives as possible and bringing hope and healing to thousands.

Encouraging students to make a difference in their world, Michelle Doucoumes and her students are partnering with their community to help bring sight to those they have never seen on the other side of the world. In addition, through the Enactus program, students are learning how to “build entrepreneurial businesses that create sustainable solutions" as well as strengthen their faith and mission.

As a child, Dexter Thomas was told he was worthless because he was born blind. But God reached him with a message of love and empowerment and he is a new creature in Christ. Although told he would never complete high school, he went on to earn a doctoral degree! He is passionate about reaching others for Christ, including those who are blind, and created a ministry called Phone Faith, now operated by Christian Record Services.