Duncan Campbell

You all know the story of D.L. Moody, don't you? And you know that in a sense that man says that he owes his baptism with the Holy Ghost to the fact that two women were praying for him? And his first visit to this country was as the result of the prayers of some unknown person? Mr.

Duncan Campbell will tell you that the real origin of the revival in the Hebrides recently is to be traced to a similar source, the prayers of certain simple unknown people.

But they felt the burden of the times.

They felt jealous for the holy name of God.

For September 17th, 2026, I'm Danna Gresh.

[gentle music] Do you trust God with your future? Mary of Nazareth was a woman who learned to trust in the most unexpected circumstances.

Nancy's inviting you to learn from her example in the series Mary of Nazareth.

Have you ever had the experience of learning something from the Word of God, getting what you thought was a great spiritual insight, or perhaps something you thought God wanted your family to do, and then you went and shared it with your husband and found out that he just didn't get it, that it didn't mean to him what it meant to you? Now, how do you find yourself feeling in a situation like that? And more important than how you feel, how do you respond in a situation like that? We're looking at the life of Mary of Nazareth, Mary the mother of Jesus, and I want us to see an instance in her life when God showed her an incredible spiritual insight, if you will, but her husband-to-be just didn't get it.

And how she responded in this situation, I think, gives us as women insight about how we need to respond when those that we love may not see things just as we do.

We're looking at qualities in Mary's life, qualities of a woman who's used by God.

And as I look at Mary in Matthew 1, beginning in verse 18, I see that she is a trusting woman.

This is her response to the kind of situation we just described.

Here we go with part one of When Revival Comes.

Back in the 1920s, evangelist Duncan Campbell traveled along a rugged coast of Scotland sharing Jesus Christ.

During harvest, he would go in and work with the laborers, carrying their loads, gaining their trust, and because of his message and his life, soon revival began to stir on the island.

The first convert was a cantankerous old newsstand woman who was famous for losing her temper when the ships arrived and the crowds demanded papers, and she couldn't handle it all.

Here we go with part one of When Revival Comes.

Back in the 1920s, evangelist Duncan Campbell traveled along a rugged coast of Scotland sharing Jesus Christ.

During harvest, he would go in and work with the laborers, carrying their loads, gaining their trust, and because of his message and his life, soon revival began to stir on the island.

The first convert was a cantankerous old newsstand woman who was famous for losing her temper when the ships arrived and the crowds demanded papers, and she couldn't handle it all.