Not a highlight reel. A history lesson, told by the people who lived it!
Every generation, revival breaks out somewhere — and every generation, the people who witnessed it eventually leave the room. Skool of Revival exists to sit down with them first, before those stories are gone for good.
Evangelist Taylan
For 20 years, Taylan Michael didn't believe in God — until one true encounter with Jesus Christ changed everything. He was born again, and he's never looked at ministry the same since. He founded Revival Way Ministries in 2020, and after starting to evangelize in 2017, he's now reached over 160 million people with the Gospel and seen tens of thousands commit their lives to Jesus.
Today he pastors Revival Way Church in Little Rock, Arkansas, and pursues the same conviction that started it all: leading people to Jesus, and seeing every believer walk in the power and authority of the Holy Ghost. Alongside that, he's carried a lifelong study of Christian revival — tracing it back to the early church. That combination is what shaped Skool of Revival: a place to bring that study out of the books and into direct conversation with the people who lived it.
Think "School of Hard Knocks" — for revival, not riches!
You've likely seen the format before: a host sits down with self-made millionaires and billionaires to unpack exactly how they built what they built. Skool of Revival borrows that same directness, and points it somewhere that outlasts a bank account — the Kingdom of God.
Men and women who saw it firsthand
People who have personally walked through a season of revival in their own generation — and can speak to what led up to it, what sustained it, and what it cost.
Living links to those now with the Lord
Others carry something just as valuable: a close connection to mighty men and women of God who have since passed on, and stories that would otherwise leave with them.
Revival has a pattern. Most people never get close enough to see it.
Behind every outpouring, there's a shape to how it started, what carried it, and what it required of the people in the middle of it. Skool of Revival is built to surface that pattern — interview by interview — so it can be recognized, prayed for, and pursued again.
The pattern of revival didn't start in the last century — it starts at Pentecost. Evangelist Taylan's study begins here, tracing the throughline to today.
Across history, revival has surfaced again and again, carried by ordinary people willing to contend for it — most of whom left no written record.
Skool of Revival exists to catch those stories from the people still here to tell them, before they're gone.
"Will you not revive us again, that your people may rejoice in you?"Psalm 85:6
Raising revivalists. Igniting nations.
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