But it is so much more. Long before a stage is built, months of groundwork have already been laid. Every Reviving The World campaign is the culmination of an intensive, on-the-ground investment into the city and its people — because we believe that lasting revival is not produced by an event, but by a process.

It begins with training. Through our i61 Weekends and weekly gatherings, we equip believers with practical tools for evangelism, intercession, and ministry. Participants are trained not just to attend, but to be activated — to carry the Gospel with boldness into their schools, workplaces, and neighborhoods. From there, teams are sent into the streets for weeks of outreach — going door to door, engaging in conversations, praying for the sick, and sharing the love of Jesus in public squares, parks, and city centers.

As people respond to the Gospel, they are not left on their own. We invest in forming discipleship groups and new believer communities where those who have just encountered Christ are rooted in the Word, connected to local churches, and given the support they need to grow. By the time a Nights of Hope event takes place, the city has already been saturated with prayer, relationship, and the demonstrated power of God. The event itself becomes a harvest of seeds that were planted through weeks and months of faithful, personal ministry.

This is what it means to revive a city — not with a single moment, but with a movement.