The 2026 Quiet Revival: Why Millions Are Seeing the "Man in White" in Their Dreams In an era defined by artificial intelligence, deepfakes, and a "post-truth" digital landscape, something remarkably ancient is making a comeback. It isn’t happening on social media feeds or in massive stadiums—it’s happening in the quiet of the night. Data from the start of 2026 suggests a massive spike in spiritual encounters , specifically reports of "dreams and visions of Jesus." What was once a phenomenon largely reported in the Global South is now sweeping through the West, sparking what many are calling the "Quiet Revival." The "Man in White" Phenomenon For decades, missionaries in the Middle East and Central Asia have documented stories of people seeing a "Man in White"—known as Isa —who speaks words of peace and directs them toward the Gospel. However, in 2026, this is no longer a "faraway" story. Recent surveys indicate that...
Saul of Tarsus, later known as Paul the Apostle , was a significant figure in early Christianity. Born in Tarsus (modern-day Turkey) around the early 1st century, he was a Roman citizen and a devout Pharisee who strictly followed Jewish law. Before his conversion, Saul was a persecutor of Christians , believing that they were a threat to Jewish traditions. His Conversion to Christianity Saul's transformation happened on the road to Damascus (Acts 9:1-19): He was traveling to arrest Christians when he was blinded by a bright light . He heard the voice of Jesus , saying, "Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting me?" He was struck blind and led into Damascus, where he fasted for three days. A disciple named Ananias was sent by God to heal him. When Ananias laid hands on him, Saul regained his sight and was baptized. Becoming Paul the Apostle After his conversion: Saul began preaching about Jesus as the Messiah , shocking those who knew his past. He spent years tra...