The Call - Nashville - Page 4

CC1 · #31 07-05-2007, 07:49 PM

Since we don't believe in associating with those who believe in "another God" we are not going to this charismatic event.

Instead we are leaving town. In fact leaving the state.

However we are letting some poor deluded souls from Mississippi coming over for the event stay at our home while we are gone.

#32 07-05-2007, 08:07 PM

Does God use the calendar we use today?

Sherri · #33 07-05-2007, 10:35 PM

I just found out that we might get to sit in a private box at the event. Woohoo!!! Air conditioning! I don't do well in the heat all day long. We have some friends of friends that have a box that they are probably going to let us use Saturday.

I think it's going to be a very powerful event and I can't wait!

Sam · #34 07-05-2007, 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Sister Alvear

You don´t know who Steve Munsey is or are you joking?

I don't know whether that person was serious or joking, but I don't know who Steve Munsey is.

CC1 · #35 07-06-2007, 12:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Sam

I don't know whether that person was serious or joking, but I don't know who Steve Munsey is.

Consider yourself a lucky man.

Sherri · #36 07-06-2007, 09:06 AM

The Call will be broadcast live on godtv, in case anyone wants to see it. CC1, you can witness live how the crazy Charismatics do church!!

Sherri · #37 07-07-2007, 07:12 PM

I just got home from The Call. I got to stay for six hours of the service. It was lasting for 12 hours, with NO BREAKS! Talk about commitment; these guys are hard core!! It was amazing and the worship was so powerful. They had corporate repentance for all the sins of this past generation since the 1967 Summer of Love, when the hippie movement really took off. Repentance over sexual sin, pornography, homosexuality, racism, abortion, and much more. There were powerful prophecies that went forth about our nation.

Whether you agree with them doctrinally or not, it was powerful to see tens of thousands of people on their faces weeping in repentance before a holy God. I feel like there were strongholds broken over our nation today.

The downside of it was the HEAT!! We sat in the 85-90 degree heat for six hours. We kept going out and buying water, but it was $3 per bottle (stadium rules). But people were dancing and shouting all over the place anyway. It made me wish I was twenty again.

ReformedDave · #38 07-07-2007, 09:09 PM

I'm sure we'll see a significant change.

Sam · #39 07-07-2007, 09:40 PM

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Originally Posted by ReformedDave

I'm sure we'll see a significant change.

A significant change nationally?
Maybe, maybe not.
But, hopefully there will be changes for the better, maybe even significant changes, in those that went and participated. If all those folks change things in their lives, it's got to have an impact in their families, churches, etc locally.

By the way, a couple of days ago, I read the chapter about your Dad on the "Pentecostal History" DVD from PPH.

Sam · #40 07-07-2007, 09:46 PM

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Originally Posted by ReformedDave

I'm sure we'll see a significant change.

Anybody remember Promise Keepers? I only went to one of the meetings. It was on a Friday night and then Saturday daytime services at our Cincinnati Reds stadium in Cincinnati. There was just something awesome about being in a group of 40 thousand or so men all singing and worshiping God. We heard some good messages. Lots of guys went forward to invite Jesus into their lives or maybe to rededicate themselves to the Lord. Things like this may not make a national impact but I'm sure lives were improved, marriages were improved, habits were broken, and local churches benefited by getting some new members or having some of their members becoming more active.