Is Jonathan Suber a three-stepper?

[Levi]

That works for me brother! I have no reason not to be sincere about my original question. Just when you have been mentoring a new soul you dont want someone come in and teach them something that is not in line with Acts 2:38.

Thanks for the link to his site. It answered my question.

And I know you guys that are 1 steppers out there will say that you are in line with Acts 2............I'm not here to argue the point with you.

Have a blessed day

[Kutless]

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

News flash ... 1 steppers believe this also.

I'm corn-fused.........Do 1-steppers believe 4 steps?

[Apocrypha]

Originally Posted by James Griffin

Levi,

If your question is sincere. I personally saw him lay hands on people and them receive the Holy Ghost, and also personally saw him baptize two in Jesus' Name Easter Sunday.

Is that sufficient??

At the Bridge NCO/AWCF Conference he got up to speak in the final service in the evening for just a few minutes. I don't know how to explain it but what he said was so powerful that I felt compelled to come to the front and be prayed for.

Whatever he stirred up in the Holy Spirit was so powerful that I actually shook and cried. Thats like nearly impossible for me since I am bapticostal as they come in my worship style. I have never started trembling while praying like that before in my life, it was a totally new experience for me to be overwhelmed by it (i've always been skeptical of it btw).

From what I percieved God seems to be behind him, and i'm not a easy mark or a pushover when it comes to speakers manipulating a crowd... but when its real, its real.

And he is the real deal.

[deltaguitar]

Originally Posted by erikwebster

At the Bridge NCO/AWCF Conference he got up to speak in the final service in the evening for just a few minutes. I don't know how to explain it but what he said was so powerful that I felt compelled to come to the front and be prayed for.

Whatever he stirred up in the Holy Spirit was so powerful that I actually shook and cried. Thats like nearly impossible for me since I am bapticostal as they come in my worship style. I have never started trembling while praying like that before in my life, it was a totally new experience for me to be overwhelmed by it (i've always been skeptical of it btw).

From what I percieved God seems to be behind him, and i'm not a easy mark or a pushover when it comes to speakers manipulating a crowd... but when its real, its real.

And he is the real deal.

As a bapticostal myself I am fasinated by stories like this. Do you mind sharing what the benefits of this prayer or move of the Holy Ghost at this time and how it has it changed your life?

[Apocrypha]

Originally Posted by deltaguitar

As a bapticostal myself I am fasinated by stories like this. Do you mind sharing what the benefits of this prayer or move of the Holy Ghost at this time and how it has it changed your life?

if you PM me i'll tell you.

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by erikwebster

At the Bridge NCO/AWCF Conference he got up to speak in the final service in the evening for just a few minutes. I don't know how to explain it but what he said was so powerful that I felt compelled to come to the front and be prayed for.

Whatever he stirred up in the Holy Spirit was so powerful that I actually shook and cried. Thats like nearly impossible for me since I am bapticostal as they come in my worship style. I have never started trembling while praying like that before in my life, it was a totally new experience for me to be overwhelmed by it (i've always been skeptical of it btw).

From what I percieved God seems to be behind him, and i'm not a easy mark or a pushover when it comes to speakers manipulating a crowd... but when its real, its real.

And he is the real deal.

Jonathan has always had GREAT and SIMPLE faith. That is why God uses him the way he does.

One time, when he was in Africa, he and a friend were walking down the road and spotted a poisonous snake. They had seen some awesome things happen in his father's ministry and believed they had all power with God.

They looked at the snake and said, "I command you to die, in Jesus name."

The snake dropped dead. Wherever they were at in their "training" for ministry ahead, God used that to teach them something. It wasn't something he would walk around doing all the time. Just a lesson God allowed to happen that day. I believed he said they were shocked that it actually died! lol

BTW, I should add that they were young boys - 16 or 18 and the conversation was centered on what power they really had with God. When they saw the poisonous snake they both said, "Let's put it to the test." lol Again, I remember him saying they were both shocked that it actually died. (lol)

[rgcraig]

Can't we just step one foot in front of the other and move forward?

[James Griffin]

Originally Posted by erikwebster

At the Bridge NCO/AWCF Conference he got up to speak in the final service in the evening for just a few minutes. I don't know how to explain it but what he said was so powerful that I felt compelled to come to the front and be prayed for.

Whatever he stirred up in the Holy Spirit was so powerful that I actually shook and cried. Thats like nearly impossible for me since I am bapticostal as they come in my worship style. I have never started trembling while praying like that before in my life, it was a totally new experience for me to be overwhelmed by it (i've always been skeptical of it btw).

From what I percieved God seems to be behind him, and i'm not a easy mark or a pushover when it comes to speakers manipulating a crowd... but when its real, its real.

And he is the real deal.

Bapticostal like that term.

I have often been misunderstood because I don't act "pentecostal enough" in church. Not usually a demostrative person, never have been. (Although often one of the first moved to tears).

I have been prayed over and and even prophesied over by many great men (and a couple nationally known ladies), even JS has prayed for me numerous times, but the ONLY time in my life I was ever "slain in the spirit" was one of the times he prayed for me. So I know whereof you speak. :-)

Real, genuine, transparent man of God

[Rhoni]

Originally Posted by James Griffin

Bapticostal like that term.

I have often been misunderstood because I don't act "pentecostal enough" in church. Not usually a demostrative person, never have been. (Although often one of the first moved to tears).

I have been prayed over and and even prophesied over by many great men (and a couple nationally known ladies), even JS has prayed for me numerous times, but the ONLY time in my life I was ever "slain in the spirit" was one of the times he prayed for me. So I know whereof you speak. :-)

Real, genuine, transparent man of God

Bro. Suber anointed and prayed for me and I was healed. He also prophesied over me and I believe it since it is the same prophecy that three other men of God have propesied, as well as one woman of God. I believe Bro. Suber to be an awesome man of faith.

[James Griffin]

FOR LEVI

Just communicated with Pastor Suber.

You might want to tell your friend.

Tonight is just a seminar on "altar work"

Tomorrow night will be a healing service.