Hearts Awakened
That people who feel far from God would encounter Jesus Christ and discover forgiveness, purpose, and new life through Him.
A Call for America to Turn Its Heart Toward Jesus Christ
As America approaches its 250th year, we believe this is a defining moment for prayer, evangelism, spiritual awakening, and the proclamation of the Gospel.
“Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.”
John 14:6There are people throughout Phoenix searching for hope, meaning, freedom, and something greater than themselves.
We believe the answer is not simply another program or another movement. The answer is Jesus Christ.
Evangelist Tommie Zito is joining believers across the Valley with a burden to reach people outside the walls of the church and bring the Gospel into everyday life.
This is an invitation to pray, go, love people, share Jesus, and believe God for a harvest.
See Event Details →America’s 250th anniversary gives us an extraordinary opportunity to look beyond our history and ask a more important question:
What kind of nation will we become from here?
We believe lasting transformation begins when hearts turn to Jesus Christ. Our prayer is not simply for another gathering, but for believers to awaken, churches to engage their communities, the Gospel to be proclaimed boldly, and people far from God to encounter the hope found in Christ.
We are praying for more than a successful event. We are praying for spiritual fruit that reaches far beyond one gathering.
That people who feel far from God would encounter Jesus Christ and discover forgiveness, purpose, and new life through Him.
That churches would move beyond their walls, love their communities, share the Gospel, and equip believers to live on mission.
That marriages, homes, parents, children, and future generations would be transformed through the truth and grace of Jesus.
That believers would carry the hope of Christ into neighborhoods, workplaces, schools, streets, and communities across America.
Every person has sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. Sin separates us from the God who created us, and no amount of achievement, religion, morality, or human effort can erase that separation.
But God loved us so deeply that Jesus Christ came, lived without sin, gave His life on the cross for us, and rose from the grave.
Through repentance and faith in Jesus, we can be forgiven, reconciled to God, and given new life.
That is the message America needs to hear.
His name is Jesus!America’s 250th year is not only about remembering where we have been.
It is an opportunity to consider what kind of spiritual legacy we are leaving to our children and grandchildren.
May the next generation know that when our nation reached a defining moment, the Church chose to pray, proclaim Jesus, love people, and stand boldly for the Gospel.