About this episode
** NOTE: Please forgive any audio issues, we had a lot of hurdles getting this episode to you. Thank you for your grace!**In this hope-filled episode, we explore how God often brings great harvest through seed-like sacrifices. We take a journey from personal visions and global revival signs, through prophetic words and Scripture, to a challenge: will we shrink back — or step into the new harvest God is birthing?What You’ll Hear:A personal vision Jen had years ago, foretelling revival coming from unexpected places — especially among young people and families.Stunning revival statistics: Turning Point USA has received 38,000 requests in just four days to start campus chapters.Key Scriptures in NLT form, including John 12:24–25, Mark 4:20, John 16:33, 1 Corinthians 16:13, Genesis 50:20, Romans 8:28, Hebrews 10:39, and Romans 10:9.A look at Kim Clement’s prophetic word about a woman rising with oil of healing for the nation — and how that might connect with Erika Kirk’s story.Three life-changing takeaways from Charlie Kirk’s life and death:Live boldly and without compromise.Trust that God can redeem destruction.Don’t shrink back — be willing to be a seed in God’s hands.A gospel invitation and a prayer for salvation, encouraging listeners to step into the harvest.Links & ContactIf you prayed the prayer of salvation, let Jen know so she can get some tools in your hands to help you grow in Jesus: jen@javawithjenpodcast.comFollow Jen’s latest posts and podcast highlights on Instagram: www.instagram.com/javawithjenRead more on the prophetic word about Erika Kirk and America’s healing: “Is Erika Kirk the Chosen Esther?” from Charisma Magazine → mycharisma.com prophetic revival articlePrayer Prompt:Pray for Charlie Kirk’s family, and for the young people and families stirred by his legacy.Pray that any seed of loss or pain would become a powerful harvest for God’s Kingdom.What looks like death can become the door to multiplied life. As Jesus taught us — unless a grain of wheat falls and dies, it remains alone. But its death brings many seeds. Let’s not shrink back. Let’s watch the harvest break. God wastes nothing.---------------------
