Book six of the Minnesota Expansion, Meeting Religion, sees the Lord begin harvesting among the academic portion of the elite. Now it starts to get really exciting. The Lord's plans are much bigger than they thought. But it's His plan, and His power—as always. He sets the agenda, IF you are listening.

Jesus makes a major move up on the campus of St. Olaf College. It's a residential college so it takes a while for word to get out. He had told Fiery Spirit that His plan was to bring back the personal relationships with Him, discovered by Hans Hauge at the end of the eighteenth century. He was not pleased with the political moves by the Norwegian Lutheran seminarians in nineteenth century America. They had bureaucratically pushed the Hauge Synod into absorbed non-existance in the early twentieth century.

A student, Harld Fenberg, was touched first, meeting Jesus at the Meeting with Jesus weekly Bible study. Technically, he was second. But, Naomi was too shy to have been noticed. The Lord anoints Harld to lead a lot of students to the Lord. The students have trouble because there's no one at St. Olaf who has any idea what they are going through. But then Harld and Naomi bring them to the love, freedom, and power of the Meeting with Jesus. That gives them answers, help, and a safe place to communicate.

When the Lord begins bringing professors in through rebirth, he sends them to the leadership of the Haugean School of the Arts. The Lord helps the reborn faculty with wonderful wives, and delightful marriages. That's always His plan in the Kingdom of God. The strength of a Godly marriage of the reborn is amazing for both parties—all three parties, actually. But it is wonderful.

There have been hints that more is coming. The King keeps it interesting for His people.