1999 Revival Recap at Momentum

In 1999, Bill Wilson, Pastor of Metro Ministries in New York City shared incredible stories from his experiences and ministry in the inner city at Momentum Youth Conference. Metro Ministries has ministered to thousands of kids through its sidewalk Sunday School that operates 7 days a week using a bus system to pick them up. Through this session Bill Wilson addresses the question, what does it take for one person to choose to "cross the line" and make an eternal difference, standing in the gap between the living and the dead? You can watch the session here: https://youtu.be/qk8fumlQms0

Through this powerful session, Momentum (then Brethren National Youth Conference) witnessed a revival in the lives of students. At the end of the session, Bill Wilson said when he counted to three anyone who wanted to come to the altar and be the one to make a difference should come forward. By time he reached "2" students where jumping over seats to get to the front. As the evening progressed, students returned to their dorms and brought back items that were causing them to sin and they put them in trash cans. Items like pornography, drugs, illicit materials, and objects students identified as idols in their lives where pilled up in the trash cans. The next day a dump truck came and took away all the full cans. People who experienced BNYC 1999 refer to this session as the "trash can revival." Watch this accompanying recap video of the session to see some of the experience.

Видео 1999 Revival Recap at Momentum канала Momentum Ministry Partners