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Comment by Charles Daniel Garrett on September 18, 2009 at 7:53am

Psalms 107:8 "Oh that men would praise the LORD for his goodness, and for his wonderful works to the children of men!" This takes a proper revere of God with rejoicing in trembling before him. Without this our parental leadership would lead our children into Babylon to be subject to the principalities and powers of darkness who have jurisdiction there. Pray for the Fall of Babylon and all of its darkness to be removed from our spirit, soul, mind and body.

Comment by Charles Daniel Garrett on August 11, 2009 at 5:33pm

Bible charts for overcoming seven kingdoms of our heart to have Jesus Lord of every Kingdoms of my heart.

Grace x 7 page 1.pdf

Grace x 7 page 2.pdf

Comment by OneGod1/Rev. Elder Marty Wright on August 8, 2009 at 12:16pm

Praise the One True God ~ ~ the Lord Jesus Christ, for your words of truth and praise, Brother Garrett!

Your relaying the glory of the Virginia Family Campmeeting with Brother Stoneking reminds me of the time I was sitting in the Saturday evening worship service of General Conference in the year 2000. Out of the corners of my eye, I saw angels standing shoulder to shoulder all around the auditorium where the saints had gathered. They were gigantic! They appeared as men, quite muscular, and each had a gleaming sword! During the preaching, they were quite attentive, and during the singing and worship, they sang, marched, rejoiced and glorified their King.

Comment by Charles Daniel Garrett on August 8, 2009 at 9:11am

Family Camp in VA District with Lee Stoneking and many other great servants of God marked the turning point for revival in Virginia. Angels of our LORD Jesus Christ endued with power are here to minister in agreement with the Word of God as we rise with anointed authority to speak the Word of God in faith. Angels with power and men with authority open the door to supernatural manifestation in demonstration to take our rightful dominion over what Satan has held for too long. We who are baptized in Jesus name and filled with the Holy Ghost are the only people on this earth who can remove Satan's hold and rearrange his borders to advance the Kingdom of God.

Comment by OneGod1/Rev. Elder Marty Wright on July 29, 2009 at 10:17am

To me, one of the greatest men in the Scriptures was John the Baptist. One - he knew EXACTLY that Jesus was God incarnate the moment he saw Jesus ("The next day John seeth Jesus coming to him, and saith, Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world (John 1:29).

A short time later, John the Baptist, recognizing what his ministry was (Preparing the way for the Lord - God in flesh. Baptising individuals that had repented and wanted to live a clean life before the Lord. Preaching of the day when Jesus would dwell within His people through an experience known as "the Baptism of the Holy Ghost"). One of the greatest statements ever uttered by a human being surrounding being holy before the Lord, living a life of separation from sin and worldliness, and of consecration to the Lord was made by John the Baptist:

"He must increase, but I must decrease."

John 3:30

I hear the sound of abundance of rain.

Comment by Charles Daniel Garrett on July 29, 2009 at 7:27am

I was about to leave service to go intercede in another room when Sunday service was broken through by God just before the preaching with a deep cry of travail in utterance and gave the Pastor the interpretation as the message. It tore pastor up. This may be the beginning of a new awesome wave of revival.

Comment by Charles Daniel Garrett on July 20, 2009 at 7:57am

I received the Holy Ghost while in the Army in 1978. I didn't become a member of an Apostolic Pentecostal Church until 1990. The modern day Apostolic Pentecostal Church seems more like what Jesus had to deal with in Israel with all the descendants of Abraham claiming a heritage of faith by virtue of hanging on to their ancestors apron strings rather than maintaining a living faith by keeping themselves in the love, grace and anointing of God. I hear them speak of their heritage when ever they want to boast on themselves but then they turn around and slander their ancestors by calling them wrong in their approach toward revival. Corporate America, or Hollywood or even the RCC are the mentors of our Pastors today. While the service is going on troubled saints are having to leave because the grief of their life's problems has so vexed them. The program offers no relief.

Comment by OneGod1/Rev. Elder Marty Wright on July 19, 2009 at 10:30pm

Brother Garrett -- This Gospel is True! (The Full Gospel). I am just guessing, but I am assuming that you and I hail from approximately the same time frame in the Pentecostal Movement. We have come to the crossroads, Brother. The Pentecostal Movement has come to the place to where the Lord is now having to call a "remnant out of the remnant", if that makes any sense to you. Apostolic Faith has always been a Revival Movement. We have always been a "remant people". However, with the proliferation of sin in the camp (that in most cases is NOT the fault of the saints -- but the Pastor needs his face slapped for letting such worldliness go on because he wants a good crowd and a big salary). I remember the days when Apostolic Pentecostal preachers didn't get paid (there just wasn't any money) and they traveled from town to town as outcasts. I can remember being beaten up simply for being a "tongue-talker". But I saw the Hand of the Lord raise a baby from the dead! I've been in church services where the power of God was so strong that the building vibrated and shook under the glory of the Holy Ghost! The piano played (tho no human was near it), a choir sang (though the church choir had long since sang), Wind blew through the church house (though it was winter and all the windows were closed), sparks of fire appeared here and there in the air throughout the church, and all the saints at the same time simutaneously spoke in tongues at the same time! It was thought that an Apostolic church on the other side of town was burning down, for flames were engulfing the building. It was the fire of the Holy Ghost! And now folks get upset when they're encouraged to be distinct from the world?

Comment by Charles Daniel Garrett on July 19, 2009 at 9:51pm

My Bronchitis is acting up. It started about 3 weeks ago, I am starting to believe this is an attack of a tormenting spirit. I can not get any rest.

I have continued prayer during service time to see if the combination of God's love, grace and anointing manifest at the same time produce greater results in our dead services. One service did have a message in tongues and interpretation, God saying something like, "Enter into my rest, this opportunity will not last long."

We do not have a lot to offer God to work with. Today the Pastor taught the Adult Sunday School on Faith and Miracles. Basically he gave the same Baptist teaching I heard as a kid. The Southern Baptist taught that God works through Doctors and we have health Insurance to put our trust in today. That is fine for him because the Church provides health care for his family. The rest of us who are unemployed do not have any health care.

So we are struggling for our spiritual lives as well as our physical health. Any insight as to how to pray revival will be appreciated.

Comment by Charles Daniel Garrett on July 9, 2009 at 8:05am

Remember the Perfect Storm, the one they made a movie about? I was wondering if we could plan a service, possibly a youth service with the same kind of intensity in the Spirit. I thought it would work best as a youth service because the youth have the energy to worship. The older saints would who know how to travail and groan in the Spirit would be in the upper room or a prayer room doing what they do best during the youth service. The youth Pastor would a preach a Holy Ghost revival and the youth would worship with all their might. The combined anointing for the preached WORD with the manifest love of God abiding in exuberant worship of the youth and the FIRE of Grace ignited by the gut wrenching travail of the elder saints all being manifest together would transform the youth forever. I did a test run of this during a service the Pastor was preaching. In stead of staying in the sanctuary I went upstairs to the room above and behind the service. I prayed there with just a calm intercessory prayer in support of the preached Word. I could still hear very well as I lay prostrate on the floor. The service went in the usual programmed manner but as everyone was leaving Jesus mightily filled one man with the Holy Ghost. It may have been a coincidence or it may have been a result of my intercession. Either way Jesus seemed to show me that he was just as fed up with programmed services as I was. He had to wait till everyone was getting out of his way to move. Pastor is always calling on his intercessors during the service to pray. I figured why wait. Why not have intercessors upstairs covering the whole service and break the rut of programmed social club events we call having Church?

During the Azusa Street revivals they had intercessors going at all times during the service.

The early Church must have had all three manifestations of anointing by the Preached Word, Love of God shed abroad by the Holy Ghost and travail providing the Fire of Grace so much so they had to discus it and bring an order.

1Co 14:22 Wherefore tongues are for a sign, not to them that believe, but to them that believe not: but prophesying serveth not for them that believe not, but for them which believe.
1Co 14:23 If therefore the whole church be come together into one place, and all speak with tongues, and there come in those that are unlearned, or unbelievers, will they not say that ye are mad?
1Co 14:24 But if all prophesy, and there come in one that believeth not, or one unlearned, he is convinced of all, he is judged of all:
1Co 14:25 And thus are the secrets of his heart made manifest; and so falling down on his face he will worship God, and report that God is in you of a truth.

We have no one falling down on their face, none of our visitors, saying that God is in us of a truth because we rarely get out of our programmed rut, we save most of the tongue talking for Saturday evening prayer meeting, our worship is mostly without a whole heart and we have no intercessory prayer cover during the service.

Can we manifest the Perfect Storm in a youth revival?

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