hey did anyone listen to pal washer sermon ?
he gave a few days agao
It was really good
God bess
charlene
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1865-1912
The record of ordinary people hungry for their extraordinary God. We began our journey 134 days before the Canton Revival Conference (BC...before Canton), October 23-25, 2007. The conference was a definite fork in the road for our group and we now move forward based on Gal. 2:20 (A.D....after death).
John "Praying" Hyde
1865-1912
Membership Requirements of the Punjab Prayer Union, India 1904
1. Are you praying for quickening in your own life, in the life of your fellow-workers, and in the Church?
2. Are you longing for greater power of the Holy Spirit in your own life and work, and are you convinced that you cannot go on without this power?
3. Will you pray that you may not be ashamed of Jesus?
4. Do you believe that prayer is the great means for securing this spiritual awakening?
5. Will you set apart one half-hour each day to pray for this awakening, and are you willing to pray till the awakening comes?
Recommended Messages or Articles
Fuel for the Fire
- How to Obtain Fullness of Power by R.A. Torrey (steve)
- Revival God's Way by Leonard Ravenhill (bill)
- The Life Story of John Hyde, edited by E.G.Carre
- The Mystery of the Holy Spirit by A.W.Tozer (bill)
- The Pursuit of God by A.W. Tozer (steve)
- When The Fire Fell-How Prayer and Revival Can Save Our Country (bill)
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About This Union
"A revival is no more a miracle than a crop of wheat. In any community revival can be secured from Heaven when heroic souls enter the conflict determined to win or die-or if need be to win and die." Charles Finney
1 comment:
I appreciate your heart for the Lord - and for revival. I believe we are now living in the time when the church at large is part of the apostasy. Personal and corporate revival are urgent...the way of the cross and Christ crucified, brokenness and filling of the Spirit are available; yet it seems there are only pockets here and there, and too often outside of the institutional churches.
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