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HolyFire 07-24-2012 05:28 PM

Reading a couple of book on Azusa street and...
 
I'm convinced we're missing it (and Him) all the way around. Prayer was the big thing. When personality became exalted it fizzled out.

General Conference - why isn't there a prayer meeting for about three days? How many things will need voting on after three days of prayer?

Yeah, i know some of us have 24/7 prayer (Alexandria) and there are non-Apostolics (IHOP/Mike Bickle - NAR Dominionists/New Agers most notably) who do as well, but what happens if meeting God was the focus?

Ironically both William Seymour and Maria Woodsworth-Etter preached that about 100 years from their time (around 1912-13) there would be a greater move of God than what happened at Azusa/LA.

something else I noticed is many of the people involved with Azusa were those in the holiness movement. Not saying it's the reason, just found that interesting.

Anyway, to come back from the rabbit trails I was dogging, prayer is the big thing. We've lost that. If we ever return to it and love become a part of us again it'll set the world on fire again. We'll see more of what happened at Azusa and in the Phillipines - people will get close to the building where the meeting is and they'll begin to speak in tongues. Men will be convicted my the Spirit and pray through on their own. The more we pray the less we get in God's way. Yes, He uses our hands, feet and mouth, but most of the time we draw attention to ourselves and away from Him in the process.

houston 07-24-2012 05:54 PM

Re: Reading a couple of book on Azusa street and..
 
Ha. Methodist holiness cancels out the fact that they were trinitarians.

Michael The Disciple 07-24-2012 06:16 PM

Re: Reading a couple of book on Azusa street and..
 
Yes time with God is our most vital need. Add faith to it and we will have a mighty revival.

Michael The Disciple 07-24-2012 06:20 PM

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Yeah, i know some of us have 24/7 prayer (Alexandria) and there are non-Apostolics (IHOP/Mike Bickle - NAR Dominionists/New Agers most notably) who do as well, but what happens if meeting God was the focus?
Dont make the mistake of calling Mike Bickle New Age. He IS a Trinitarian but he is not "new age" neither a "dominionist".

I have been watching IHOP's weekly meetings for several years. I have never seen ANYTHING that would identify him as a new age believer.

HolyFire 07-24-2012 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by houston (Post 1177831)
Ha. Methodist holiness cancels out the fact that they were trinitarians.

you completely missed everything I said and then turned this into another Oney vs trinnie thread.:pullhair

houston 07-24-2012 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by HolyFire (Post 1177853)
you completely missed everything I said and then turned this into another Oney vs trinnie thread.:pullhair

You should have left out the holiness comment, a "passive" shot at liberals.

HolyFire 07-24-2012 07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Michael The Disciple (Post 1177849)
Yes time with God is our most vital need. Add faith to it and we will have a mighty revival.

To quote Leonard Ravenhill, "you must pray to have faith and have faith to pray." So true.

HolyFire 07-24-2012 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Michael The Disciple (Post 1177852)
Dont make the mistake of calling Mike Bickle New Age. He IS a Trinitarian but he is not "new age" neither a "dominionist".

I have been watching IHOP's weekly meetings for several years. I have never seen ANYTHING that would identify him as a new age believer.

We'll agree to disagree, and we rarely do. I'll just say the whole Kundalini thing is running around their circles.

HolyFire 07-24-2012 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by houston (Post 1177857)
You should have left out the holiness comment, a "passive" shot at liberals.

I don't so passive shots, I do straight forward ones. I just found it interesting that Seymour/bartleman were a part of the Holiness movement. A lot that came in weren't a part of the holiness movement.

Michael The Disciple 07-24-2012 08:20 PM

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Originally Posted by HolyFire (Post 1177868)
We'll agree to disagree, and we rarely do. I'll just say the whole Kundalini thing is running around their circles.

You must not know what you are talking about. Like I said I have been present by webstream for many of their weekend meetings if not most for over 2 years.

I was on Andrew Stroms Forum for several years so I understand what "kundalini" is supposed to mean. Probably some years ago you could stick that to IHOP but not since I have been paying attention.

By the way almost ALL the Pentecostal Churches I have ever been in would be called "kundalini" by Andrew.


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