A revival was taking place in the prison among the inmates of the Marshall County Correctional Facility in Mississippi. In the video, you can see highlights of some men who turned to Jesus Christ through the gospel. It was possible through the preaching and ministry of Paul Washer and his team. It is amazing that God still performs miracles by transforming lost sinners into His saints and instruments of His righteousness, even if He has to start with those in prison. Paul Washer is a prominent American Christian evangelist and author known for his passionate and often challenging preaching, which emphasizes biblical truth, genuine conversion, and the sovereignty of God. He became a believer while studying at the University of Texas and later earned his Master of Divinity degree from Southwestern Theological Seminary. After graduating, Washer spent ten years as a missionary in Peru, where he witnessed firsthand the effectiveness of indigenous church planters despite their limited resources. This experience led him to found the HeartCry Missionary Society in 1988.

HeartCry Missionary Society is dedicated to advancing the Great Commission by supporting and equipping indigenous missionaries and church planters worldwide. The organization emphasizes the importance of biblical doctrine and the establishment of strong, local churches. Their unique approach focuses on partnering with and empowering local believers to evangelize and plant churches within their own cultures. They do not raise funds by publicizing their needs; instead, they rely on prayer and God’s provision.

While HeartCry’s primary focus is on supporting missionaries globally, Paul Washer has also been involved in prison ministry. He has delivered sermon series, such as “Freedom In The Gospel,” in prisons, like the Marshall County Correctional Facility in Mississippi. These messages aim to convey the transformative power of the Gospel to inmates, highlighting the testimonies of lives transformed through faith in Christ. Their overall mission to preach the gospel and establish biblical churches extends to various contexts, including correctional facilities, demonstrating their commitment to reaching all people with the message of salvation.

Here is the seven-part sermon series that Paul Washer did at Marshall County Correctional Facility in Mississippi, where revival broke out among the inmates: