"You don't have to be some type of city official, state official, movie star, rock star or any other public figure. God can take your life where you are and do amazing things with it. Just say, 'God, I'm available,' and then He'll take it from there."
This is a timely and heartfelt conversation with former Alabama State Senator Hank Erwin, founder and president of the Great American Prayer Revival, known as GAP26. This nationwide initiative is rooted in Ezekiel 22:30— the call to “stand in the gap” — and is uniting believers across all 50 states for four days of collective prayer, March 1–4, 2026.
GAP26 is not centered in one arena or city; it is decentralized and accessible from anywhere — churches, homes, small groups, or online — with one singular focus: turning hearts back to God and seeking healing for our land.
In this Special Edition, Senator Erwin shares the story behind the movement and the deep personal faith that fuels it. With a background in broadcasting and public service, and a life transformed during the Jesus Movement of the 1970s, Hank speaks with both conviction and humility about why he believes renewal does not begin in the halls of government, but in humble hearts.
Ezekiel 22:30 reads... "I sought for a man among them who would make a wall and stand in the gap before Me on behalf of the land, that I should not destroy it; but I found no one."
If you care about the spiritual future of our nation... if you believe prayer still changes hearts and history... I encourage you to watch this powerful conversation and consider how you might participate. Revival begins with us.
An evangelical Christian leader with decades in broadcasting, media, and public service (former TV anchorman, news director, and Alabama State Senator). Portrayed in the film Woodlawn (produced by his sons) Hank's passion is calling America back to prayer and dependence on God.
