Posts Tagged ‘worship’

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We must go!

June 30, 2008

This is my first post and my first quiet time since returning from our annual M-Fuge youth camp.  I watched in awe and excitement as the Holy Spirit convicted souls of our youth this week.  Jesus became real to several of our kids this week.  They are now new creations in Christ, covered by the blood of Jesus, forgiven of their sins and heaven bound!!

Many things stood out as we worshipped and listed to the camp pastor last week. 

2 Corinthians 5:21 hit me for the very first time.  I have quoted it everyday since hearing it.

“God made him who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God.” NIV

This sacrifice by our Savior, Jesus, gives us the freedom to go out and be intentional.  We are able to share the burden-lifting, peace-giving love of Christ by our daily actions.

Our smiles, our encouragement, our hugs and our desire to help people.

When was the last time you told someone (brother, sister, children, grandchildren, parents, pastor, etc) that you were “proud of them?”

Try to encourage someone today and watch their “eyes light up!”

I heard a new last week that keeps ringing in my head…it’s titled “We Must Go.”  

Pay special attention to the plea, “keep us from just singing.”

Have a great day and be intentional.  Make a difference for someone today!!!!!!

 

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Clearwater, Day 3

June 19, 2008

Day 3 was another great day at Clearwater.   We ended the day attending the Florida Healing Outpouring Revival in Lakeland Florida.   I have been watching this 75+ day revival on GodTV for the last couple of months.  Many are skeptical and even opposed to this charismatic ministry.  However, after attending, the presence of Father God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit are undeniable.

There was a great sense of expectation in the air prior to the service.  The worship leader started the service at 6pm and worship continued for over an hour and a half.  This service can be summed up by two words…..intense worship!!!!  At one point, there was a peaceful humming across the entire room.   There were people from many nations attending this service; England, Austria, Poland, Romania, Argentina, Austrailia, Israel, and many, many more.   During the moments of this peaceful humming, I leaned over to Jenny and said, “This is what heaven will sound like.”  

Psalm 117:1-2 says “1-2 Praise God, everybody! Applaud God, all people!   His love has taken over our lives;  God‘s faithful ways are eternal.  Hallelujah! “

The experience of all nations worshiping the ONE TRUE CREATOR was intense!!!!!!!

God Bless!!!

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