WORSHIP.
REVIVAL.
EQUIPPING.
ANDREW HOPKINS
Andrew is a revivalist, prophetic worship leader, author, preacher, and teacher. He is passionate about worshiping the Lord, moving in the ministry of the Spirit and equipping the saints.
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WHAT LEADERS have to say
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"Andrew is a real deal revivalist with a burning heart for the KING. HE CARRIES AN AUTHENTIC INTIMACY WITH HOLY SPIRIT AND HAS A TRUE HEART OF A WORSHIPER."
—Jerame & Miranda Nelson
Senior Leaders REV Church, Elisha Revolution -
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"Andrew is a bold and resonant voice in this era, a beacon of revival. I have personally been ministered to and uplifted by Andrew's remarkable gift, and I wholeheartedly believe you will experience the same."
—Tracey Armstrong
Senior Leader, Citadel Church, Prophetic Voice, Success Coach -
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"As host to thousands who have testified of their Heaven encounter with God, I can state that Andrew's ministry and worship are of Heaven - inspired from what I believe to be the Throne of God."
—Randy Kay
Founder of RKM ministries, Author of Revelations From Heaven -
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"Andrew Hopkins is one of the most anointed, gifted and humble preachers and worship leaders we know. He carries a passion for Jesus, for Revival and the lost that is inspiring!"
—Ben & Jodie Hughes
Revivalists, Pour it Out Ministries -
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"Andrew has a pastors heart and a seers revelation. He uses his instrument and voice to lift people into the very Presence of the Lord."
—Dr. Stan DeKoven
President of Vision International University -
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"Andrew is a powerfully anointed prophetic preacher, songwriter, and worship leader."
—Dr. A.L. Gill
International Apostolic Leader, Best-selling author
Have we lost reverence for God in today’s churches?
When I traveled to Israel recently, the churches built on holy sites stirred something in me: an ancient value for reverencing the Lord. Their structures, art, and silence echoed holiness and majesty. While I’m not suggesting we copy every Orthodox or Catholic ritual, I do think they’ve preserved something many Protestant churches have set aside:
Reverence. Awe. The fear of the Lord.
Of course, some traditions can drift into legalism or distance from an intimate, loving God. But the danger on the other side is just as real: casualness that forgets His majesty.