The American Dark Ages are coming to a close, and not all too soon. With the end of woke, DEI, stealth child transgender operations, university indoctrination centers closing, drag queen shows for elementary children, and anti-American media going bankrupt, and then the emergence of Gen Z faith revivals sprouting up across America, this only means one thing: bad news for evil and good news for America, and nothing less.
Follow-up article: SPIRITUAL ALERT: Gen Z Awakening
Has the faith of our Father returned to America? A nation built on Judeo/Christian values once again returns to the winning teachings of the Torah and the whole Bible. However, this transformation did not occur overnight; today, the believers' movement is flourishing.
Steve Eichler, JD—Founder of the Patriot Command Center—said in today’s interview, “America cannot be great again until we reinstate the greatness of the past, and that is the Judeo/Christian values found in the Bible; and OBTW—those values work every time.”
In August 2025, worship leader and activist Sean Feucht returned to Minneapolis as part of his nationwide Revive in ’25 tour. On August 17, Feucht took to social media declaring that “new followers of Jesus were baptized in [a] Kmart parking lot in downtown Minneapolis!” The claim, circulated widely online, recalls his now-famous 2020 gathering in the same spot, a defiant worship service during the height of COVID-19 restrictions.
Worshippers fill the former Kmart lot in Minneapolis during Sean Feucht’s 2020 Let Us Worship rally. The choice of venue is symbolic. The shuttered Kmart store on Lake Street became a flashpoint in Minneapolis following the George Floyd protests. In 2020, Feucht brought thousands to the same parking lot, where baptisms were held and crowds worshiped openly, despite criticism for ignoring public health guidelines.
New followers of Jesus were baptized in Kmart parking lot in downtown Minneapolis!
— Sean Feucht (@seanfeucht) August 17, 2025
It is REVIVAL SEASON in🇺🇸! What will God do tonight at #LetUsWorship? pic.twitter.com/mBNc61FpBa
This August, Feucht’s proclamation of baptisms at the same site signals an intentional return to what he views as sacred ground. His post, which read in part “It is REVIVAL SEASON…!”, frames Minneapolis not just as a tour stop, but as a spiritual battleground.
As of now, no independent local media outlets have confirmed the baptisms took place this August. While Feucht’s post has generated excitement among his followers, the only source for the 2025 Kmart baptisms remains Feucht’s own social media channels.
Follow-up article link: https://patriotcommandcenter.org/forum/spiritual-alert-gen-z-awakening
The Minneapolis stop is part of Feucht’s Revive in ’25 tour, a continuation of his Let Us Worship movement, which he launched in response to COVID-era restrictions. The tour seeks to bring large outdoor worship services to cities nationwide, often in politically and spiritually charged locations.
Feucht’s ministry remains polarizing. In June 2025, former associates publicly accused his organization of “moral, ethical, financial, organizational, and governance failures.” These allegations, documented on his Wikipedia page, add to longstanding criticism of his approach to mixing revivalism, politics, and public protest.
Nevertheless, Feucht frames his Minneapolis return as spiritual warfare: “Bad news for evil, good news for America.” His message resonates with followers who view his worship gatherings as both religious and cultural resistance.
Feucht’s declaration reinforces the themes of his movement: public, defiant, and revivalist Christianity confronting what he portrays as cultural decay. For supporters, the symbolism of baptisms in a once-controversial public space is powerful. For critics, it underscores ongoing concerns about spectacle, verification, and the politicization of worship.
Final Word: Making America great again must start by making the American people great, and nothing can do this except the resurgence of Biblical faith.
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Steve, I completely agree with you that for America to have a positive transformation we must have a massive REVIVAL and return to our Judeo-Christian roots; however, these large events are not the answer unless the LOCAL Churches are prepared and ready to continue to minister to and train up these new Christians in the Knowledge of the Lord. Our adversary, Satan, is still alive, well, and, like a lion, looking for whom he may devour! Young Christians, especially those caught up in the emotion of a one-off Revival event, are primary targets for Satan. Jesus tells us that there are different types of ground on which the Word is sown and it is engagement by fellow believers in the Church that increases the chances that the new Christian stays true to the faith. This is why I believe that real Revival begins within the Church. A Church or congregation of Believers is the foundation on which others can come to be encouraged and to learn the truth about the Lord. Without that congregation of believers surrouding the new convert, they are incapable of sustaining themselves in a fallen world. Building Bible Believing Congregations that are focused on reaching out in their communities is the key to National Revival!
IMHO - you are correct. America could end up to be a nation of baby Christians if there is no Church support system. Most Churches are weak and spirtually anemic. But what's happen is a start in the right direction!
That's music to our ears. It's good to see that President Trump is making America great again. I look forward to dei, trans whatever, university indoctrination, fake news, etc etc gone. We the people need to shut all this and any opposition to MAGA down if we want to preserve our freedom and liberties.
Amen!