How many of you know Bro Greg McCool? He was with us this morning for our English service. I am not a big Country fan but I can listen to him. He is very funny and his testimony is amazing. He comes from a long line of Pentecostal Apostolic preachers and talented musicians. Man can he play the guitar.
If you don't know him his is worth having by your church to sing and speak. Not a preacher but he does leave a powerful testimony. He can make you laugh and then make you cry.
How many of you know Bro Greg McCool? He was with us this morning for our English service. I am not a big Country fan but I can listen to him. He is very funny and his testimony is amazing. He comes from a long line of Pentecostal Apostolic preachers and talented musicians. Man can he play the guitar.
If you don't know him his is worth having by your church to sing and speak. Not a preacher but he does leave a powerful testimony. He can make you laugh and then make you cry.
He's fantastic. I know him as he originates from the church I attended when living in southern Illinois (remember the song 'the Pentecost church on West Monroe'? That's his church, and the description of the service in that song is how it was when he wrote it). Was his son with him? It's been years since I've seen him, and I'm thinking his son is probably in his mid-20's now.
I'm glad he's still around and touring. I'd love to see him again.
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I've gone and done it now! I'm on Facebook!!!
I am not a really big fan of soloists, but the one time I saw Bro. McCool, I did enjoy him. I bought 3 of his cassettes. Now that tells you how long it has been!
Heard Bro. Greg McCool in Plano, TX years ago and later at another church in
North TX. I related to his "Special Unspoken Request" about a mother who always
had a special unspoken request and he was the object of that request. At the time
we had two sons away from God and I easily related to the words. Also liked to
hear him sing "Scars" as I had a few!
It's easy to relate to places we're been and experiences we have gone through!
But the joy of the son singing for God about his mother's "Special Unspoken Request"
should give any mother hope that too her sons/daughters would be living for God
again. She should never give up making that special unspoken request. God is faithful
and He answers those mothers and fathers prayers for her children. Don't give up on
God! He didn't give up on us, did He!
Heard Bro. Greg McCool in Plano, TX years ago and later at another church in
North TX. I related to his "Special Unspoken Request" about a mother who always
had a special unspoken request and he was the object of that request. At the time
we had two sons away from God and I easily related to the words. Also liked to
hear him sing "Scars" as I had a few!
It's easy to relate to places we're been and experiences we have gone through!
But the joy of the son singing for God about his mother's "Special Unspoken Request"
should give any mother hope that too her sons/daughters would be living for God
again. She should never give up making that special unspoken request. God is faithful
and He answers those mothers and fathers prayers for her children. Don't give up on
God! He didn't give up on us, did He!
Blessings,
Falla39
"Special Unspoken Request" is the song that has stayed with me most thru the years. Up until the time I heard that song, I didn't like it when people would say "I have a special unspoken request". I believed in "let your needs be made known". But since it worked for Bro McCool's mom, I don't have any reservations anymore about those special unspoken requests. Quite often I find myself raising my hand now when the Pastor says "who all have unspoken requests?"
note to d4t, Sorry that you had such a strong allergic reaction to Bro. McCool's music. I have that kind of problem with most of the P&W stuff so I understand.
My pastor is trying to get this brother at our church.But he's kinda booked up.
He was saved out of playing clubs in Detroit Michigan I love his kind of music.
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People who are always looking for fault,can find it easily all they have to do,is look into their mirror.
There they can find plenty of fault.
Bro. Bobby McCool played drums at our church camp every year.
Bro. Mark McCool hangs out on Pentecostzone. He does'nt claim relationship to any of the others....( yeah right ) I tease him about it.
__________________ You can't reach the world with your talents. People are sick and tired of religious talents. People need a Holy Ghost annointed church with real fruits to reach out and touch their lives. ~ Pastor Burrell Crabtree
In fact I think that the insinuation of "hateful" Pentecostals is coming mostly from the fertile imaginations of bitter, backslidden ex Apostolics who are constantly trying to find a way to justify their actions. ~ strait shooter
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