From the Desk of Steve Shultz:
I thoroughly enjoyed reading through this revelatory and historical article by Jennifer Miskov.
We often think of this day, October 31st, as the devil's day instead of seeing it as being an amazing reformation day in history.
You're going to read about this and much more in Jennifer's article, including some prayer points she reveals from Evan Roberts:
Evan Roberts sent a prayer ahead of him to the children in the towns he was going to visit. When the children prayed this prayer, revival broke out before he even arrived to the scene.
Now that's amazing! Enjoy this word on this reformation day in history. (To Subscribe to the Elijah List subscribe here.)
Enjoy! And thanks for forwarding this to your friends! They can subscribe here.
Steve Shultz, Founder and Publisher
The Elijah List & Breaking Christian News
http://www.elijahlist.com
P.S. – A Quick Note: To EXPLORE our store, featuring lots of Christian Prophetic books, CDs, and gifts, go to: elijahshopper.com.
Would you prayerfully consider blessing Elijah List Ministries with your best tax-deductible gift today? Your partnership is very much appreciated! Click here for info on how to send your gift today:
"October 31: A Catalytic Day of Reformation and Revival"
Jennifer A. Miskov, Anaheim, CA
The Shift Is Now
Did you know that October 31 is a day of reformation, revival and destiny? Contrary to popular views, October 31 is not the "day of the devil." It is God's day full of inheritance where He birthed two major reformation and revival movements that are still impacting us today, hundreds of years later.
There is great momentum for us to step into on this significant day in revival history. October 31 is a time for revolutionary shifts to happen. It is a day pregnant with world-changing movements, waiting to be catalyzed as we fiercely follow the leading of the Holy Spirit, even in unusual ways. It is a day of religious freedom and of freedom from the religious spirit. It is a day when God is waiting for His yielded lovers to pursue His heart with reckless abandonment.
Halloween Roots
It is interesting that even in secular tradition, many believe that October 31 is the time when the physical and spiritual worlds are the closest, when Heaven invades Earth in a greater measure than on other days. This was also a time of celebrating the end of harvest and the beginning of winter.
In the year 609 AD, Pope Gregory III introduced May 13 as a Catholic holiday to honor saints and martyrs who came before. This was called "All Saints Day" or "All Hallows' Day." In 835 CE, the date was changed to November 1, the last day of Samhain (October 31 - November 1), which was an ancient, pagan, Celtic festival initiating summer's end. The evening before "All Hallows' Day" became known as "All Hallows' Eve," which was later changed to "Halloween." (Photo via Pixabay)
Even more importantly, this day was...(continue reading)
