What if the global Church came together?

Made For This with Jennie Allen

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 6.1K Ratings

🗓️ 28 January 2025

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, Jennie Allen sits down with Luke Lefevre to discuss Gather25, the groundbreaking event happening on Feb 28-March 1, 2025, that will unite the global church in an unprecedented way. Technology has made it possible for believers worldwide to gather together for the first time ever. Luke shares powerful stories from around the globe and casts a vision for the next decade, focusing on true revival and its potential to ignite worldwide evangelism. Tune in to discover how every believer, regardless of denomination, stage of life, or church role, can participate in this historic movement. HELPFUL LINKS Get your tickets to Gather in Dallas at https://www.jennieallen.com/gathertickets Jennie's latest book is for children! Grab your copy of What To Do With Your Whirly Swirly Thoughts here! CONNECT ON SOCIALS: Instagram | YouTube | Facebook | TikTok | Pinterest Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is Jenny Allen and you are listening to the Made for This podcast.
0:09.7	I'm really excited because a lot of you know there's been a passion project that we're all working on.
0:17.5	I get to talk about it today with my really good friend, Luke, Lefevre.
0:21.3	If you don't know Luke, where have you been? Where have you been? I first met Luke.
0:26.6	How many years ago was it? Luke. I think it was 2020. 2020 if gathering. It's probably a few
0:32.9	weeks before and I invite him to come and he and Daniel McLeod and they come and they bring the house down.
0:40.1	Standing ovation because of their faith, because of them being little evangelists and revivalists
0:47.1	that they are. It was so inspirational. And truly, Luke, you're like right on the edge of Genzy.
0:53.4	I think you literally might still be
0:55.1	Gen Z, but the very oldest of them. And you kind of were the first little taste for a lot of people
1:01.6	of what y'all are capable of. And then it's just been so fun to watch you. Like, God has put a
1:07.3	calling on your life for revival and for consecration and holiness. And it's just been
1:15.5	one of the most rewarding things in the world to watch you lead. And then crazy turn of
1:24.5	events, Luke feels like, I think I'm supposed to work for you, which you really do hear from God because I do too, but I did not hear that. And sure enough, he kept saying it. And then he just started working for us. And then he proved so worthy. I was like, okay, you're right. You are supposed to work with us. And he basically has been building relationships all over the world with Gen Z, with strategic partners for Gather 25.
1:51.4	So today, we are going to talk about Gather 25. Other fun things about Luke, he is a Gen Zer.
1:58.7	They got married, has a baby, the cutest little baby ever
2:02.3	seen. I love it. So this is kind of where he finds himself today. So Luke, what would you
2:08.9	add? What did I forget? Oh, man. No, I think that's everything. I'm excited to talk about what's
2:13.2	happening around the world and what we're seeing with Gather. I mean, part of our heart with
2:18.0	gather is if the global church can hear how God is moving all over the world, what that will
2:23.7	do for our faith. And if people get to hear 10% of the stories that I've gotten a chance to
2:30.2	hear over the past, you know, 12 months, it will blow your mind. It is, the church is not shrinking.
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