Caleb Paker recently wrote an article about his attendance at a revival meeing that took place in a barn located near Findlay, Ohio.

The speaker for the four nights was Texas, evangelist Joshua Fowler, and the meetings were held in a barn that had recently been purchased by Brendon and Anna Reiners.

Parker writes:

“You’re heard of the saying, ‘Were you born in a barn?’” Fowler began. “A whole lot of people are going to be Born Again in a barn. God has a harvest of souls…the Church is stepping out of the building.”

For a teenager named John that became a reality. On the third night of the revival, he confessed Jesus as Lord and was baptized immediately after the service in an inflatable swimming pool that Brendon filled up in faith before the service.

“People of all ages encountered the living God here this week,” the Reiners told me. “We had people set free from demonic oppression, physical healing, emotional and spiritual freedom/healing. We saw the beautiful joy of the Lord rise up and flood the room…We were humbled to meet amazing men and women of God that have traveled the world and said yes to coming…but above all of those amazing things, we had an encounter with Jesus that will mark us for the rest of our lives.”

Parker who personally witnessed several people committing their lives to Jesus at the meeting he attended, noted that it is part of a movement of revival meetings being held in barns across America from Virginia to Texas.

It’s fitting that people are being born-again in a barn, as Jesus was born in its Judean (Luke 2:15-16).

READ: ‘Born Again in a Barn’: People Encounter Jesus at Ohio Revival