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Look what the Lord has done.

1. Sept 6, 2025

   8PM · The Labyrinth, Butler Park

   Prayer at the Labyrinth

   “But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.”

   Acts 1:8

   It all started with a table full of young adults praying for God to move across Austin, TX.

   Then, God told us to go.
   So we did.

   Multiple young adult communities across Austin all posted a blank red square at the same moment, with little detail other than where to meet and what to bring (their Bible).

   Roughly 60 believers showed up to corporately repent, contend, and ask God to utterly transform our city. No program, no set list, no agenda. We prayed wherever the Holy Spirit led us, sang hymns of praise for what God has and is already doing, and gave everyone there one directive:

   Jesus is coming.
   Revival is here.
   GO.

   • 60gathered to pray

   Sept 10, 2025Prayer vigil

   9PM · Doug Sahm Hill, Butler Park

   The Vigil on the Hill

   “And now, Lord, look upon their threats and grant to your servants to continue to speak your word with all boldness, while you stretch out your hands to heal, and signs and wonders are performed through the name of your holy servant Jesus.”

   Acts 4:29–30

   Only four days after our first prayer gathering, Charlie Kirk was assassinated. That same day, a woman was shot and killed in Zilker Park, just down the road from where we gathered.

   We called it what it was: not just a string of physical violence, but spiritual warfare. An attempt to intimidate.

   So that night, roughly thirty of us climbed up the hill in Butler Park to turn a ground meant for fear into an altar of prayer and proclamation. We read Scripture, interceded for the grieving, repented for our divided city, and prayed God would ignite a boldness within the church of Austin to contend, even in the face of persecution. Especially in the face of persecution.

   The Lord answered.

   • 30gathered to pray
2. 

   Oct 4, 2025

   9–11PM · Corner of 6th Street

   RVVL ACLSee all photos

   “For God gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control. Therefore do not be ashamed of the testimony about our Lord, nor of me his prisoner, but share in suffering for the gospel by the power of God, who saved us and called us to a holy calling.”

   2 Timothy 1:7–8

   ACL (Austin City Limits) took place four weeks after our first prayer gathering.

   We figured that if over 400,000 people were willing to travel across the world to hit our own city’s parks and streets, the least we could do was meet them there. So we did.

   One flyer turned into 426 RSVPs.
   To evangelize. At 9 p.m. On ACL weekend.

   So, on the opening Saturday of ACL, we gathered over 250 young adults on a 6th Street corner to flood the streets and spread the Gospel.

   We worshiped, prayed, equipped, and sent believers out to proclaim and pray for the lost. Many were saved, even more were prayed for, and over 100 believers were empowered to share their faith for the first time ever.

   • 426RSVPs
   • 250+gathered
   • 100+shared the Gospel for the first time
   • 20+professions of faith
3. 

   Jan 30, 2026

   7–10PM · LifeFamily Mueller

   RVVL: Sacred AssemblySee all photos

   “Blow the trumpet in Zion; consecrate a fast; call a sacred assembly; gather the people.”

   Joel 2:15–16

   We envisioned generations coming together, with the elders of our city laying hands on a new wave of young believers.
   Then it happened.

   Pastors and city leaders who have contended in Austin for decades, including Tim Hawks, Rich Carney, Vicky Porterfield, and Barbara Bucklin, prayed over 800+ next-gen believers between sets of worship. Over 250 young adults received personal prayer from an elder or leader.

   No QR codes, no announcements, no funnel.

   Just one body of many different generations and backgrounds seeking His face wholeheartedly, and a room full of young adults commissioned to carry His presence into the city.

   • 800+gathered
   • 250+prayed for by an elder
   • 5professions of faith
4. 

   Mar 1, 2026Prayer vigil

   10–11PM · Buford’s, 6th Street

   The Vigil on Sixth StreetSee all photos

   “See, darkness covers the earth and thick darkness is over the peoples, but the LORD rises upon you and his glory appears over you.”

   Isaiah 60:2

   At 1:57 a.m. on Sunday morning, a mass shooting occurred at Buford’s on West 6th Street, resulting in 15 people being injured and 3 young adults being killed.

   There was no question about how we would respond.
   It was time to pray.

   At 10 p.m. that night, roughly forty believers stood right outside Buford’s and interceded for the grieving families, for the injured, for the street, and for our city.

   Darkness doesn’t have the last word.
   Jesus does.

   • 40gathered to pray
5. 

   Apr 25, 2026

   9AM–12PM · The Rocks, Zilker Park

   RVVL: In the WildernessSee all photos

   “Prepare the way of the Lord in the wilderness.”

   Isaiah 40:3

   John the Baptist came to prepare the way for Jesus, calling people to repentance and proclaiming that the Kingdom of Heaven was at hand.
   It still is.

   We gathered roughly 300 young adults at the rocks in Zilker Park to worship, proclaim the Gospel, and invite those listening to repent, surrender their lives to Jesus, and be baptized. The music drew park-goers in, the Gospel captured their hearts, and 47 people responded to the invitation.

   Together we walked over to Barton Springs. Shouts of praise broke out as even more people decided to get baptized. Hymns overtook us. Hardened hearts were made new. The Holy Spirit fell.

   Heaven roared with joy that day.
   We did too.

   • 300+gathered
   • 47documented baptisms
   • 50+total baptisms
6. 

   Sept 6, 2026One year later

   4–11PM · LifeFamily Mueller

   RVVL: The AltarSee all photos

   “The fire shall ever be burning upon the altar; it shall never go out.”

   Leviticus 6:13

   Brilliant strategy doesn’t start or sustain a move of God.
   Wholehearted prayer and the power of the Holy Spirit does.

   We corporately gathered the Body of Christ to pray and worship for 7 hours. The night was led by 4 different worship teams, 47 musicians, and 12 prayer leaders, all to lift up the Name above all names.
   There was one cry that rang louder than all others:
   “Come, Holy Spirit.”

   RVVL: The Altar fell exactly one year to the day after our first prayer gathering in the Labyrinth. We didn’t plan that.
   But we know who did.

   • 500+gathered
   • 200+commissioned
   • 7hours of prayer
7. 

   Oct 3, 2026

   8–11PM · Corner of 6th Street

   6th Street RevivalSee all photos

   “They triumphed over him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony.”

   Revelation 12:11

   ACL weekend is typically dedicated to celebrating artists and creatives from all over the world.

   We used it to celebrate the Creator.

   RVVL partnered with House of Proclamation to gather over 60 people on 6th Street to worship, pray, equip believers, and share the Gospel with the lost. Many were saved, more were prayed for, and ground was taken—not just through prayer alone—but with prayer and bold proclamation of the Gospel.

   We declare that “Dirty 6th” will be washed clean
   by the blood of Jesus.

   Maranatha!

   • 60+gathered

   Gospel conversations and professions of faith coming soon

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