“Behold, I Am Doing a New Thing”: How God Is Stirring Revival Among Believers in 2025

“See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it?”
— Isaiah 43:19

In a world that seems to shift faster than ever, believers around the globe are sensing a holy stirring—a fresh move of God that’s calling people back to intimacy with Him, deeper community, and Spirit-led purpose.

🔥 A New Hunger for the Presence of God

Across churches, college campuses, and home groups, there’s a growing hunger not just for knowledge about God, but for time with Him. Prayer rooms are being filled, worship is lasting longer, and people are returning to simple, raw, heartfelt faith.

God is drawing His people into the quiet place again—away from distractions, noise, and performance-based religion. Believers are learning to sit at His feet like Mary did (Luke 10:39), choosing presence over productivity.

🌍 Unity Across Denominations

One of the most beautiful “new things” God is doing is tearing down walls that have divided believers for too long. We’re seeing collaborations between churches of different styles, backgrounds, and traditions—all centered on Jesus. The Body of Christ is remembering what unites us: the cross, the resurrection, and the mission to love God and others.

In places like urban revival movements and even small rural gatherings, denominational lines are blurring in the name of love. People are tired of division; they’re hungry for unity.

💡 A Rise in Bold, Everyday Evangelism

Believers are stepping into boldness like never before. On TikTok, Instagram, and even in coffee shops, everyday Christians are sharing their testimonies, praying for strangers, and offering hope in the most unexpected places.

This isn’t just about platform preachers or big events—this is grassroots revival. It’s believers realizing that wherever they are, they are the church. And God is using that willingness to change lives.

🌾 Healing, Freedom & Identity

There’s a deep move of healing happening too—not just physical, but emotional and spiritual. God is restoring broken identities, bringing people out of shame, anxiety, and fear, and reminding them who they are in Christ: loved, chosen, redeemed.

Counselors, pastors, and ministries are being equipped with fresh wisdom to walk people through inner healing and spiritual breakthrough. The Church is waking up to the importance of soul care.

What’s Next?

We don’t always know exactly what the next chapter looks like—but we know Who writes it. The Church isn’t just surviving in these times. It’s awakening. God is calling His people out of complacency and into the adventure of faith again.

If you’ve felt dry or distant, you’re not alone. But maybe—just maybe—that ache is your spirit responding to the “new thing” God is already beginning in you.

So ask Him today: “Lord, what are You doing in me? What’s the new thing You want to birth in my life?”

Because He is faithful to answer.