Miracle at Impact Conference

deltaguitar · #1 07-29-2011, 10:51 AM

BTW, there was a little girl healed of brain cancer after the elders at our church prayed for her. But because it is a baptist church none of my pentecostal family believes it.

Orthodoxy · #2 07-29-2011, 10:55 AM

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Originally Posted by deltaguitar

BTW, there was a little girl healed of brain cancer after the elders at our church prayed for her. But because it is a baptist church none of my pentecostal family believes it.

acerrak · #3 07-29-2011, 11:01 AM

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Originally Posted by deltaguitar

BTW, there was a little girl healed of brain cancer after the elders at our church prayed for her. But because it is a baptist church none of my pentecostal family believes it.

then you dont know jeff arnold, infact at a preachers conference He talked about a woman, who had never been baptized in Jesus name, never spoke in tounges, she prayed for her crippled son and God healed him.

He even went to the point and said if you want to go ahead and condem me a heretic. He knew what he saw.

So he would probably believed that happened.

deltaguitar · #4 07-29-2011, 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by acerrak

then you dont know jeff arnold, infact at a preachers conference He talked about a woman, who had never been baptized in Jesus name, never spoke in tounges, she prayed for her crippled son and God healed him.

He even went to the point and said if you want to go ahead and condem me a heretic. He knew what he saw.

So he would probably believed that happened.

I wasn't speaking directly about Jeff Arnold no believing. Among some they think that their movement has more power or miracles than other groups. I have had people tell me that God hears the prayers of a person and can heal a sinner after I had told them of the miracle in our church.

I know all about JA and have watched or heard many of his sermons. Like I said, I always like the guy when I was in the UPC and could claim that some of his sermons helped me leave because he questioned the established doctrine at times. I figured if he could do it I could do it without going to hell.

I remember the quote he had about the UPC having a lot of head knowledge but no love and the charismatics who had big hearts.

I am not a fan of the faith building type sermons because it is very close to the word of faith types stuff I am used to seeing where they blame the person needing healing if they aren't healed.

acerrak · #5 07-29-2011, 12:51 PM

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Originally Posted by deltaguitar

I wasn't speaking directly about Jeff Arnold no believing. Among some they think that their movement has more power or miracles than other groups. I have had people tell me that God hears the prayers of a person and can heal a sinner after I had told them of the miracle in our church.

I know all about JA and have watched or heard many of his sermons. Like I said, I always like the guy when I was in the UPC and could claim that some of his sermons helped me leave because he questioned the established doctrine at times. I figured if he could do it I could do it without going to hell.

I remember the quote he had about the UPC having a lot of head knowledge but no love and the charismatics who had big hearts.

I am not a fan of the faith building type sermons because it is very close to the word of faith types stuff I am used to seeing where they blame the person needing healing if they aren't healed.

personally i have seen more moves of the Spirit in a trinity pentacostal church of God than i have in the Upci.

For it is the same Spirit in both assemblies.

No man has the power to Heal only God does, and he is not bound by any denomination

deltaguitar · #6 07-29-2011, 01:08 PM

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personally i have seen more moves of the Spirit in a trinity pentacostal church of God than i have in the Upci.

For it is the same Spirit in both assemblies.

No man has the power to Heal only God does, and he is not bound by any denomination

acerrak, you are right. God moves where he wants to move.

I am not saying this to put down on the UPC but just to illustrate how feelings can change. After four years after leaving the UPC I have only been to two services. One was at youthquake in Bastrop, Louisiana where I went to see my brother sing in the choir and also to try to mend some of the distance between my parents and myself.

The second was at easter.

Honestly, I didn't feel anything. I has just been so long and is so distant from everything that I believe that it is hard to take it serious. I respect a lot of the people there and I know they really are sincere.

The church I go to now has only songs and a sermon. There isn't any drama, light shows, or anything amazing. It is just so pure and simple and I love it. Sometimes I look around and I wonder if that is what heaven will be like. Just peaceful and passionate and glorious.

Sam · #7 07-29-2011, 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by acerrak

personally i have seen more moves of the Spirit in a trinity pentacostal church of God than i have in the Upci.

For it is the same Spirit in both assemblies.

No man has the power to Heal only God does, and he is not bound by any denomination

God the Holy Ghost moves among trinnies and JO's equally
because He's more interested in their hearts than in their heads

Timmy · #8 07-30-2011, 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by acerrak

personally i have seen more moves of the Spirit in a trinity pentacostal church of God than i have in the Upci.

For it is the same Spirit in both assemblies.

No man has the power to Heal

Not true. EMTs and others resuscitate stopped hearts all the time.

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only God does, and he is not bound by any denomination

Can God raise my brother? He's been dead for over nine years.