On Easter Sunday, at a worship session organised by a revivalist who was formerly involved in witchcraft before Christ set her free, more than two hundred individuals got baptised on a beautiful beach in Florida. Over 200 individuals were baptised at the ceremony, which was planned and directed by Jenny Weaver, a revivalist and senior leader of the Core mentoring organisation, according to CBN. It included communion, singing, and baptisms outside on Clearwater Beach under the bright sky.
Videos and images from the ceremony, including hundreds of people gathered in the ocean, on the beach, and on the pier, are posted on Weaver’s Instagram account. The photographs and videos show the happy individuals being baptised one by one. “We’re taking back territory that Satan stole,” she posted on Instagram. “Something out of the pages of the Bible or a movie” was how she put the situation. The people were drawn in by God’s presence to walk away from the magic show and come to the water of baptisms, where many watched and wept. Weaver wrote, “It was so surreal to see this massive crowd gather, and mind you, they had to walk through a magic show at the entrance of the pier to get to where we were.” THIS IS GOD’S MOVEMENT!
The event, according to Samantha Virella of Esther Awaken Ministry, “changed my family and me.” “This is just the beginning of what I believe to be a revival for the nations,” the author stated. God is reviving and preparing us for this moment. We are reminded of the fresh life and purpose He has for us when we come up out of the sea. Weaver identified as a witch before she became a Christian. According to CBN, she was homeless and had a drug addiction.
“You would literally feel demon spirits walking by you like a human being was walking by you,” she said to CBN. affecting you. scuffing the wall. “Oh, this is going to be really fun,” changed to “I’m going to choke you out until you die.” I will end your life. Every single time. relentlessly tortured She started Core Group as a women-only mentorship programme after she converted to Christianity, but it has now expanded to include men and kids as well.
People are so accustomed to attending church, listening to sermons, giving their neighbours high fives, and leaving, but occasionally there isn’t any genuine change or transformation, Weaver said in an interview with CBN. The ladies enter these gatherings expecting to have a meeting with God. According to her, this will probably not be the final mass baptism service. She wrote, “Revival is HERE!!!!!” “I’m in prayer as to where we should do the next one.”
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