Monthly Archives: February 2023

On Revivals, Part 3, and the Great Reset (Guest Feature by Keith Malcomson)

Posted on February 26, 2023 by pbn

Part 1 https://pnissila.blog/2023/02/18/from-jesus-movement-to-asbury-revival-before-and-beyond/ Part 2 https://pnissila.blog/2023/02/25/more-on-the-jesus-movement-and-other-revivals-see-last-post-guest-feature-greg-laurie-interviews-chuck-smith-when-and-where-the-jm-began/ There are several preachers/teachers/pastors I check in on on a regular basis (besides my local pastor). One of them is Keith Malcomson of Limerick City Church, Limerick, Ireland. As a listened to his presentation … Continue reading →

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More on The Jesus Movement and Other Revivals (see last post) Guest Feature: Greg Laurie Interviews Chuck Smith (when and where the JM began)

Posted on February 25, 2023 by pbn

The Jesus Movement of the 1960s-70s, aka the “Jesus Revolution,” like all such spiritual movements big and small, public and personal, arose/arises from the heart of God for each generation of hungry hearts for Him. I pray that all of … Continue reading →

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From Jesus Movement to Asbury Revival (before and beyond)

Posted on February 18, 2023 by pbn

Phyllis Beveridge Nissila It seems that a Holy Spirit revival has broken out at the Asbury University in Wilmore, Kentucky, that is to say, it has come to visible fruition from seeds planted by individual prayer warriors, and watered in … Continue reading →

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On The Trouble with Tay (the First AI Chatter Bot)

Posted on February 8, 2023 by pbn

Phyllis Beveridge Nissila Remember the original AI chatter bot? As in, Tay Bottay.ai Tay was an artificial intelligence chatter bot that was originally released by Microsoft Corporation via Twitter on March 23, 2016; it caused subsequent controversy when the bot … Continue reading →

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