God is still doing wonderful, supernatural works today in this generation.
In a powerful post on YouTube, Kathryn Krick shared about the stunning miracles that took place during a revival in Manila, Philippines.
Krick wrote:
God moved so powerfully in Manila, Philippines, as thousands gathered to encounter the God of miracles! From the front to the back of the arena, people were being touched by God’s power, falling back, weeping, and having intimate encounters with the Holy Spirit. We were all left in such awe of how powerfully God moved, touching thousands at once! All glory to God for every miracle that took place.
Krick also noted that people from all around the world came to experience this great move of God, visiting from more than 25 countries.
People traveled from over 25 nations—including Mexico, Ghana, the Netherlands, India, Vietnam, South Korea, Myanmar, Papua New Guinea, Australia, China, Germany, Malaysia, Cameroon, Taiwan, the United States, Pakistan, Nigeria, Singapore, England, Hong Kong, Tanzania, Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, and Switzerland.
This was such a life-changing time in God’s presence, and what He did in Manila will be a catalyst for all of Asia in advancing this revival. Hallelujah.
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What took place in Manila is more than a moment—it’s a message.
At a time when many are questioning whether God still moves in power, this revival stands as a resounding answer: He does, and He is not finished. From tears of repentance to undeniable encounters with the Holy Spirit, what unfolded in the Philippines is a reminder that the book of Acts was never meant to be history alone—it is a blueprint for today.
When believers gather hungry, surrendered and expectant, God always responds.
And perhaps most striking of all is this: the nations came, and the fire fell. What began in Manila is poised to ripple far beyond its borders, igniting a fresh wave of revival across Asia and beyond. The question now is not whether God is moving—but whether the church will respond.
Will we press in, hunger deeper and make room for His presence again?
You can read Kathryn Krick’s full post by clicking here.
Abby Trivett is a writer and editor for Charisma Media and has a passion for sharing the gospel through the written word. She holds two degrees from Regent University, a B.A. in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and a Master of Arts in Journalism. She is the author of the upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment. For interviews and media inquiries, please contact [email protected].
