Archive for September, 2007
Some Revival Thoughts: A Quote from John Wimber
I found this quote from my old pastor John Wimber on Rick Ianniello’s blog:
We need to be aware that in times of great blessing, there is also the potential for great testing and trial. This is not the time for ‘business as usual’: This is the time to get deep into prayer and God’s Word, [...]
Posted: September 29th, 2007 under Revival.
Comments: 3
Fulton Street Revival: 150 Year Anniversary
Today (Sunday) marks the 150 year anniversary of the beginning of the Fulton Street Revival, one of the greatest ‘unreported’ revivals of all time. It started with a few laymen meeting together for prayer on Wednesday 23, 1857 and grew until over 50,000 in New York city were pausing at noon to pray everyday. [...]
Posted: September 23rd, 2007 under Prayer, Revival.
Comments: 1
A Baptist Vision of Revival
We have been posting about revival for some time on this blog, I thought you might be interested in reading a Baptist vision of revival.
I found this article on the Baptist Press. Here, Southern Baptist Convention President Frank Page calls for continued prayers for Revival and then gives a glimpse of what he believes revival [...]
Posted: September 19th, 2007 under Revival.
Comments: 4
While I Was Gone
While I was in Oregon on vacation I did have access to the internet and Checked out some of my favorite sites from time to time. I noted with sadness the spectacle of major ministries being shaken and controversy among Christian leaders raising its ugly head once more.
Court cases involving Catholic priests accused of [...]
Posted: September 16th, 2007 under Christian Living.
Comments: none
9/11/01 -A Date That Marks A New Era
There was a few moments of silent reflection observed today in one of the largest cities in the world. September 11, 2001 is one of those unique moments in history that everyone remembers where they were.
I believe it marks a new era. The beginning of America and the Western world recognizing that we were in [...]
Posted: September 11th, 2007 under Christian Living, Islam.
Comments: 2









