Riots to Revival: Sean Feucht bringing Worship and Prayer to the Frontlines of 2 Embattled Cities; Portland and Seattle

Aimee Herd : Aug 5, 2020
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"...What I have seen with my own eyes over the last few weeks, is we are on the edge of another wave ... like it is happening! " -Sean Feucht

In the last decade, I've come to know the music of worship leader/singer-songwriter and activist Sean Feucht, as very anointed, and which ushers one directly into the presence of God. (Image: via Hold The Line-Sean Feucht)

But Sean is more than just a songwriter, as his apparent heart to go where God leads—even into dangerous places and situations—has taken him to battle-torn regions in the Middle East, and around the world, bringing the light of praise and prayer into dark places.

Earlier this year, he even ran for Congress.

But since the protests began in the US with the tragic death of George Floyd, and seeing them overrun such as by the hands of anarchists like Antifa, and the marxist-based Black Lives Matter organization, Feucht brought his mission of worship to the streets and beaches of America.

And when COVID crackdowns on churches in California were put in place—such as Gov. Newsom restricting singing in church—a new 'wave' of revival seems to have broken out. (Image: via Hold The Line-Sean Feucht)

Founding the 'Let Us Worship' petition movement, Sean Feucht has led open-air worship, prayer, and declaration meetings in various locations up and down the California coast, as well as in New York City, seeing hundreds to thousands spontaneously attend, and having many salvations and baptisms recorded.

This summer, some of the most destructive rioting has taken place in the Pacific Northwest, and now, that is exactly where Feucht is heading next.

"This weekend," Feucht says in a YouTube video shared on social media, "we're inviting you to join us in Portland, Oregon and Seattle, Washington. Two cities that so many people think are too far gone, with rioting, looting and destruction. But I'm telling you this weekend God is flipping the script, and thousands of Believers are gonna descend on these cities. We're calling it 'Riots to Revival.' We're bringing worship, we're bringing prayer, we're bringing acts of kindness. And we're going to change the atmosphere over these cities." (Screengrab image: via YouTube-Sean Feucht)

In addition, the worship leader and activist is planning on recording the events in order to chronicle, musically, what God is doing.

Says Feucht, "Each night, in Portland and Seattle, we're going to capture this sound, and we're going to get a whole new record of God's 'Jesus People' sound in 2020 in America. Do not miss it! If you can't join us, please pray. We need your prayers around the world, and ... we need resources to pull this off."

He added, "It's super risky, takes a lot of courage, but we are going for it, and we would love to have you guys join us."

Riots to Revival meetings will be held in Portland, Oregon on August 8 at 6pm in Waterfront Park, and in Seattle, Washington, August 9, at Cal Anderson Park (formerly CHOP), also at 6pm.

For more info, watch Sean's video, and visit his 'Let Us Worship' website. 

And please pray that God will use this warrior-for-Jesus to bring that much-needed change in the atmosphere, and usher in revival all across our beautiful country. Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here