The Call - Page 3

Pro31:28 · #21 08-12-2008, 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Sam

I will not be going to Wasington DC for the call.
There is bus service from Cincinnati but I don't want to sleep all night on the bus and then spend the day there and then sleep on the bus on the way home. It just doesn't sound like fun to a 70 year old man.

I attend a weekly prayer meeting at a Vineyard Church and another weekly prayer meeting at a Presbyterian Church. I'm also involved with FGBMFI. I am around folks who speak with tongues in all these meetings. The Holy Ghost Baptism is available for anyone who wants to receive this experience. God does not hold us to any specific organization or theological system. If we hunger and thirst after righteousness He will fill us and meet any need. The doctrinal hangups are completely from the human (carnal) side. God ignores our little theological cliques and the walls we erect.

Your preaching to the Choir here!

But you would be more than welcome to stay at our home if you wanted to!

Sherri · #22 08-12-2008, 10:09 PM

I went to "The Call" in Nashville last year, led by Lou Engles. It was on 7-7-07 and it was amazing! The worship and the praying was so heartfelt and passionate. They had people leading prayer times who had gone through abortions, all kinds of sexual perversions, racist activities, etc. who got up and publicly repented as they told their stories and then led in prayer. There wasn't a dry eye in the place that I could see. It was powerful!

Encryptus · #23 08-12-2008, 10:12 PM

Know of several churches who cannot afford to go, but are going to have special meetings with young people and watch on GodTv

Pro31:28 · #24 08-13-2008, 05:04 AM

That's awesome!

We are excited... We haven't gone to a conference of any kind since General Conference in Richmond.
The dress code will be a little different here, but I am sure the worship and prayer will be the same!

Pro31:28 · #25 08-13-2008, 05:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Sherri

I went to "The Call" in Nashville last year, led by Lou Engles. It was on 7-7-07 and it was amazing! The worship and the praying was so heartfelt and passionate. They had people leading prayer times who had gone through abortions, all kinds of sexual perversions, racist activities, etc. who got up and publicly repented as they told their stories and then led in prayer. There wasn't a dry eye in the place that I could see. It was powerful!

Yes this is the same one.... It will be on the National Mall, how exciting is that!

Sherri · #26 08-13-2008, 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Pro31:28

Yes this is the same one.... It will be on the National Mall, how exciting is that!

When we went, it was as hot as could be, and teenagers who hadn't eaten for 24 hours were down there dancing and worshipping for hours. It was all I could do to sit in my seat and not run down there and join them, but I'm way to old to run anywhere. LOL!

Pro31:28 · #27 08-13-2008, 01:53 PM

[QUOTE=Sherri;564182]When we went, it was as hot as could be, and teenagers who hadn't eaten for 24 hours were down there dancing and worshipping for hours. It was all I could do to sit in my seat and not run down there and join them, but I'm way to old to run anywhere. LOL![/QUOTE

Oh I will be running if I can!

Pro31:28 · #28 08-13-2008, 02:22 PM

I will post a link on here on Friday if anyone wants to watch it on GodTv... 10am to 10pm on Saturday

Sherri · #29 08-13-2008, 04:28 PM

I read the lineup of speakers and the advisory board. I know several of them on the board; it should be an awesome experience. Lots of integrity represented in that group. I have upmost respect for Lou Engle.

Pro31:28 · #30 08-13-2008, 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Sherri

I read the lineup of speakers and the advisory board. I know several of them on the board; it should be an awesome experience. Lots of integrity represented in that group. I have upmost respect for Lou Engle.

Where is the lineup of speakers, I thought they didn't release that