After receiving a prophetic dream to move his family to Los Angeles, the author describes how promised revival did not promptly materialize, but began to change in 1994 when revival spread from other major movements to Pasadena. Beginning in 1995, his community experienced three years of nightly revival meetings, which they say led to three major outcomes: the founding of Harvest Rock Church (1994), the launch of Harvest international Ministry (1996), and the birth of TheCall, culminating in a massive youth prayer gathering in washington, D.C., in 2000.<\/p>\n

He also recounts continued signs of momentum,including the purchase of the Ambassador Auditorium in 2004,legal action during the COVID-era church lockdowns that resulted in a U.S.Supreme Court precedent for religious liberty, and a recent event in 2024 that drew tens of thousands of young people in Los Angeles to evangelize, receive prayer, and engage civic participation like voter registration.<\/p>\n

The author then frames his own run for governor of California as part of a broader prophetic effort for long-term spiritual conversion, arguing that the campaign is about revival and \u201creformation\u201d beyond one election. He calls for building a movement of prayer warriors<\/a> and civic activists (\u201cA Million Ekklesias\u201d), engaging through local churches as the engine of lasting change, and urges people to vote their values-specifically requesting write-in support in California\u2019s primary elections. <\/p>\n