The Ramp

Jack Shephard · #1 05-30-2010, 12:10 AM

Bump.....

Was watching The Ramp tonight. Damon Thompson was ministering and he said some serious things. He said "The hell of hell is not the fire, but the hell of hell is the crying and the screaming voices and the seperation from the Spirit." WOWOW!!!!!!

He also said "Don't serve something or someone you have to pick up. God had picked us up and He has never and will never need to be picked up. Only serve a God that picks you up and NOT a god that you have to pick up and dust off."

This guy speaks wisdom. I am sad that people don't like or listen to him because of his "look" and his tattoo. So sad. This guy seriously is at the top of my list of preachers and he could care less if anyone likes his method of ministry except God's approval. He hits the nail on the head so often when he says that many of the preachers and ministers are insecure and co-dependant that they need the spirit to move when they are teaching or preaching, but they make sure that the spirit never moves to far from that ministers control. Deep thoughts.

Sherri · #2 05-30-2010, 06:01 AM

Karen Wheaton started The Ramp, but she rarely has anything to do with leading it anymore. She has pretty much turned it over to this Thompson guy and he's been awesome. His preaching has radically changed the lives of many of our young people. They go every chance they get - it's not far for us.

deltaguitar · #3 06-01-2010, 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by JTULLOCK

Bump.....

Was watching The Ramp tonight. Damon Thompson was ministering and he said some serious things. He said "The hell of hell is not the fire, but the hell of hell is the crying and the screaming voices and the seperation from the Spirit." WOWOW!!!!!!

He also said "Don't serve something or someone you have to pick up. God had picked us up and He has never and will never need to be picked up. Only serve a God that picks you up and NOT a god that you have to pick up and dust off."

This guy speaks wisdom. I am sad that people don't like or listen to him because of his "look" and his tattoo. So sad. This guy seriously is at the top of my list of preachers and he could care less if anyone likes his method of ministry except God's approval. He hits the nail on the head so often when he says that many of the preachers and ministers are insecure and co-dependant that they need the spirit to move when they are teaching or preaching, but they make sure that the spirit never moves to far from that ministers control. Deep thoughts.

I used to really like Damon Thompson but after a while I realized that his preaching is just another breed of pentecostalism. I had always wanted to go to the ramp because it seemed like the people were really on fire but now I realize that all that is not for me anymore.

Jack Shephard · #4 06-01-2010, 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by deltaguitar

I used to really like Damon Thompson but after a while I realized that his preaching is just another breed of pentecostalism. I had always wanted to go to the ramp because it seemed like the people were really on fire but now I realize that all that is not for me anymore.

I guess you might be right, but it is not of the same breed really. He is about a lot more than just HG and Fire. He still is one of my favorite preachers. Not a bing fan of the screaming or loud voice thing, but what he has to say is awesome.