A hunger for outpouring

A Hunger for Outpouring in Scotland and Beyond

There’s a fire burning deep within me—a holy hunger for an outpouring of God’s Spirit across Scotland and beyond. It’s not just a desire for emotional gatherings or inspiring moments. It’s a cry for a move of God that transforms lives, communities, and even nations. This hunger is why we gather in Irvine. It’s why we pray, worship, and contend for more. Our next gathering is on the 3rd of May, and it’s not just another date—it’s another opportunity for heaven to touch earth.

Scotland carries a rich spiritual heritage. We’re a nation marked by outpourings. From the Hebrides to Kilsyth, revival is woven into our history. It’s in our DNA. Today, Emma and I had the privilege of visiting Kilsyth—a place where the Spirit of God once moved in such power that it left a mark felt far beyond its borders. Alexander Boddy, a pioneer of the Pentecostal movement from Sunderland, once said that what he experienced in Kilsyth was more powerful than anything he had encountered elsewhere. That says something. That testifies to what’s possible.

But history isn’t just something to admire—it’s something to contend for again. What God did before, He can do again. And more. We’re not chasing a moment—we’re seeking a Person. The Holy Spirit is drawing us deeper, inviting us into a fresh move that will impact not just Irvine or Kilsyth, but all of Scotland, and beyond.

So if your heart burns for more—if you’re hungry for awakening—join us. Come to Irvine on the 3rd of May. Let’s gather in expectation. Let’s believe for a fresh outpouring. Not for the sake of revival history, but for revival now.

Stevie Mckie