Across the hills, cities, and coasts of Scotland, the ground remembers revival. The echoes of weeping, worship, and powerful repentance once filled this land—from Cambuslang in Glasgow (1742) to the Isle of Lewis in the Hebrides (1949). These awakenings weren’t born in comfort or strategy but in humble, desperate prayer for Scotland.
Today, we carry that same cry into our generation. As part of Pray on Location, we traveled through Scotland, seeking God’s heart for this nation. In our latest video, we lifted a bold Scotland revival prayer, trusting that what He’s done before, He will do again.
Remembering Revival Roots in Scotland
The 1742 Cambuslang Revival, led by William McCullough and fueled by George Whitefield’s fiery preaching, saw thousands flock to open fields, burdened by the weight of conviction. A century later, in the Hebrides revival, the prayers of two elderly sisters—Peggy and Christine Smith—sparked an outpouring so strong that bars emptied and entire villages turned to Jesus.
These moments weren’t random. They were born out of burdened hearts who cried out with Christian prayer for Scotland, longing to see their nation walk in truth and holiness.
We remember these stories not as relics of the past—but as roadmaps for today’s prayer movement in Scotland.
Prayer Points for Scotland’s Awakening
In our video, we don’t just remember—we intercede. We felt led to pray bold Scotland prayer points that are as relevant today as they were during those earlier revivals:
🔥 1. A Call to Repentance
Revival always begins with repentance. We prayed for a wave of Scottish repentance prayer, that hearts would soften, pride would fall, and people would return to the Lord.
🔥 2. Freedom of Mind and Spirit
We declared freedom from fear, anxiety, and confusion over the land. Let clarity of mind and peace from God wash over Scotland—from the Lowlands to the Highlands, and across the Islands.
🔥 3. Wind of the Holy Spirit
We spoke of a mighty wind—not just in the natural, but in the spirit. Just as God swept through the Hebrides, we believe He will sweep across Glasgow, Edinburgh, and beyond, calling hearts back to Himself.
🔥 4. Worship and Awakening in the Church
We long for a Scottish church revival—not merely more church attendance, but Spirit-filled leaders, worship gatherings that burn with fire, and believers boldly sharing their faith.
A Prophetic Declaration Over Scotland
As we stood in locations touched by past revivals, our prayer was not nostalgia—it was expectation.
“We declare revival over Scotland. Let pubs become prayer houses, let cathedrals ring with repentance. Let sons and daughters see visions. Let joy flood the streets. Let the voice of worship rise from Aberdeen to Oban, from Stirling to Stornoway.”
We believe this Scotland spiritual awakening is not only possible—it’s beginning. And you are invited to be a part of it.
A Blessing and Prayer for You
Our video ends with a prayer for those watching—those who, like us, carry a longing for revival. If you’ve been praying for your own mind to be free, for your heart to burn again, or to see your city awakened—this moment is for you.
May God stir in you the same burden that moved the Smith sisters in the Hebrides. May you join the Scotland prayer movement, lifting up this nation and carrying revival into your own corner of the world.
💥 Watch and pray with us here:
Join the Revival: Ways You Can Get Involved
This isn’t a one-time prayer—this is a movement. Here’s how you can link arms with us:
- 🙏 Pray through the Scotland prayer points listed above
- 📲 Share the YouTube video and tag friends who love Scotland
- 🛍️ Browse our revival-themed apparel to wear your faith: https://prayercoach.etsy.com
- 💬 Connect with us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/prayonlocation
- 🌍 Learn more at https://prayonlocation.com
Whether you’re Scottish or simply stirred by the stories of revival, we invite you to stand with us. Let’s cry out for another move of God—one that will flood the cities and islands again with His joy, power, and transforming truth.
This is not just a Cambuslang revival prayer. It’s not only a Hebrides revival prayer.
This is a cry for revival in Scotland—and it begins with us.
🔥 Let it be in our time. Let it be now.