Revival is always the action of God. It is not man. It is God pouring out His Spirit.-Dr M. Lloyd-Jones Revival is God revealing Himself to men in awesome holiness and irresistible power-Arthur WallisRevival is a movement of the Holy Spirit bringing about a revival of New Testament Christianity in the Church of Christ and its related community -Dr James Edwin OrrThe re-animation of the life of the believer... there can only be revival when there is life to revive .-Dr Campbell-MorganGod in the midst of His people -Dr Francois CarrA people saturated with God -Brian EdwardsRevival is the going of God among His people, and an awareness of God laying hold of the community -Duncan CampbellA surprising work of God -Jonathan EdwardsThe coming of the Spirit of God into the midst of His people with arresting and transforming power -Raynard ErdmanIn Revival, Jesus Christ is exalted as the One altogether lovely and as chiefest among ten thousand -Stanley FrodshamRevival is simply New Testament Christianity, the saints going back to normal -Vance HavnerThe Christian church going back to the God-given norm -Selwyn HughesIt is another Pentecost -Dr Martyn Lloyd-JonesRevival brings back a holy shock to apathy and carelessness -Winkie PratneyNothing more than a return to Apostolic Christianity -John MorganRevival and evangelism, although closely linked, are not to be confused. Revival is an experience in the Church, evangelism is an expression of the church -Paul ReesIn revival, holiness becomes a constant necessity, rather than an occasional option -Mark StippeOne of those unusual visitations of God, in which a whole community becomes vividly aware of his immediate, overpowering presence -John StottThe arousing, quickening, and reclaiming of the backsliders in the church and the general awakening of the classes, and insuring attention to the claims of God -Charles FinneyRevival is a movement of the Holy Spirit bringing about a revival of New Testament Christianity in the Church of Christ and its related community -Dr James Edwin Orr
