An altar, a sanctuary + a people contending for a move of god
We meet in Huntington Beach at:
THE WAREHOUSE
18362 Gothard St.
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
THURSDAYS - 7PM
WOR NIGHTS
DISCLAIMER: We are a ministry passionately contending for reformation and revival. Everything we do is inspired by the gospel, rooted in the book of Acts, and grounded in a refusal to settle for anything less than the fullness of what the disciples walked in. We believe in the gifts of the Spirit, we believe Jesus still performs miracles, and we are standing on the promise that He will pour out His Spirit on ALL flesh until the day He returns to take us home. This is who we are, and this is what we’re about.
JOIN US in person at THE WAREHOUSE for worship, the word and powerful ministry
We meet in Huntington Beach at:
JOIN US in person at THE WAREHOUSE for worship, the word and contending prayer
WOR NIGHTS
JOIN US at the
warehouse
18362 GOTHARD STREET
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA
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This is for the hungry.
The ones who know there's more.
The ones done with shallow.
The ones who want Jesus—whatever it costs.
Come as you are. Leave marked by fire.
This is for the ones who want more than services—they want surrender.
If you’re hungry for God’s presence, tired of religion, and ready to be set apart—this is for you. Whether you’re burned out, desperate, or just awakened to the deeper call, WOR Nights are a safe place to be wrecked and rebuilt. Come as you are—leave marked for revival.
who it's for
Right now, WOR is a Thursday night gathering. No frills, no fog machines—just real worship, the Word, and the weight of His glory.
We believe God is building something in Orange County that can’t be controlled or contained. And we’re here for it.
Come ready to burn.
These are not polished productions. We press in until Heaven responds. WOR Nights are filled with raw worship, Spirit-led intercession, prophetic flow, and sometimes deep silence in the presence of the Lord. Some nights bring deliverance. Others bring healing. All bring Him. There’s no script, only surrender.
It’s a space to worship, war, soak, and settle unfinished business with the Lord. Whether you need to weep, be still, cry out, or be revived—this is holy ground. He meets the hungry here.
WHat to expect
Our mission is revival. Our focus is Jesus.
We’re here to make room for Him—to host His presence, equip the saints, and release fire carriers into the earth. This isn’t about polished ministry. It’s about building an altar and watching Him move.
Because revival doesn’t come through strategy—it comes through surrender.
At Wells of Revival, WOR Nights are the heartbeat. We gather because He’s worthy, not because it’s convenient. This isn’t a midweek event to fill time—it’s an altar to return to our first love, to weep between the porch and the altar (Joel 2:17), and to call heaven down. These nights were born from hunger, marked by presence, and built for reformation.
WHy we GATHER
Wells of Revival began with a burden—to create a space where Jesus is the focus, revival is the cry, and His presence has full permission to move.
We didn’t set out to build a ministry. We responded to a call.
Since August 2024, we’ve been gathering in a warehouse in Huntington Beach every Thursday night for worship, the Word, and surrender. There’s no production. No performance. Just people hungry for God—and He meets us there.
We weren’t born for passive Christianity. We were born for the altar.
WOR Nights exist because God is raising a remnant that craves more than good teaching and safe services. We’ve seen what comfort produces—and it’s not revival. We gather weekly not to be entertained, but to be altered. These nights are about hosting His presence, contending for outpouring, and building an altar for the fire to fall. This is a gathering place for glory and a war room for intercession. We don’t play church—we host Heaven.
The burden behind the birth
The burden behind the BURN
We see it coming—
A wave of glory that can’t be contained.
A day where the weight of God’s presence marks the land.
Fields become sanctuaries. Tents become tabernacles.
Ordinary people undone by the glory of God.
This is the sound of awakening—
The Word preached with fire and without filter.
Miracles expected.
Deliverance and holy fear falling like rain.
We are contending for the glory of the latter house (Haggai 2:9)—
Not nostalgia, but fulfillment.
Not emotion, but power.
We dream of gatherings where His weight crushes compromise.
Where healing breaks out and revival becomes habitation.
Glory Revival is a holy assignment:
Prepare the altar.
Gather the remnant.
Host the King of Glory.
This is our cry:
Let the fire fall. Let Your glory dwell here.
Glory Revival
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FIRE CARRIERS
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- Anonymous and unshaken: We don’t seek recognition or platforms—we exist to glorify His name. Hidden in Christ, we burn brightly in the darkest places.
- Fearless and focused: We confront darkness, tear down strongholds, and demolish every argument that sets itself against the knowledge of God (2 Corinthians 10:4–5).
- Fully dependent on Christ: We draw our strength not from ourselves but from the well of living water (John 7:38). Our fire is sustained by abiding in Him.
- Guardians of the flame: Like the priests of old, we keep the fire on the altar burning day and night (Leviticus 6:13). Consecrated and vigilant, we refuse to let our passion for God wane.
- Humble and hungry: We live face-down in surrender and repentance. We go low so God can rise high in us (James 4:10).
- Holy disruptors: We dismantle idols, expose lies, and carry the refining fire that burns away everything that doesn’t glorify Jesus (Malachi 3:2–3).
- Unbreakable and unshakable: The world didn’t ignite our fire—and it can’t put it out. The church didn’t shape our calling, but the church desperately needs our flame.
- Carriers of revival: We walk in the mantle of Elijah (1 Kings 18:36–39), calling down fire from heaven, turning hearts back to God, and preparing the way for the Lord.