BishopTenneys message at BOTT - Page 2

edjen01 · #1 01-26-2009, 12:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Sam

ok, what do you mean by that?

no disrespect to Bishop Tenny in anyway. I enjoy his speaking and writing. I am just saying that I would expect no less from him. He has always found a way to present the gosepl, or a truth, in a way that is practical and easy to grasp. this does not mean he is shallow....just that he finds a way....or several ways....to present it so that everyone can understand and learn.

he is a GREAT story teller.

Innocuous · #2 01-26-2009, 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by edjen01

no disrespect to Bishop Tenny in anyway. I enjoy his speaking and writing. I am just saying that I would expect no less from him. He has always found a way to present the gosepl, or a truth, in a way that is practical and easy to grasp. this does not mean he is shallow....just that he finds a way....or several ways....to present it so that everyone can understand and learn.

he is a GREAT story teller.

Perhaps he takes his cue from Christ who was another great story teller.

His sermon at BOTT was in regards to standards I assume.

Sandra · #3 01-26-2009, 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Innocuous

Perhaps he takes his cue from Christ who was another great story teller.

His sermon at BOTT was in regards to standards I assume.

No never mentioned standards.

edjen01 · #4 01-26-2009, 12:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Innocuous

Perhaps he takes his cue from Christ who was another great story teller.

His sermon at BOTT was in regards to standards I assume.

I do believe so. He is gifted...but he also works real hard at his craft. I only wish others would follow he lead.

I have not heard his message....so I cannot comment.

Sandra · #5 01-26-2009, 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by edjen01

no disrespect to Bishop Tenny in anyway. I enjoy his speaking and writing. I am just saying that I would expect no less from him. He has always found a way to present the gosepl, or a truth, in a way that is practical and easy to grasp. this does not mean he is shallow....just that he finds a way....or several ways....to present it so that everyone can understand and learn. he is a GREAT story teller.

amen, thats the way it should be preached.

POWERUP · #6 01-26-2009, 10:35 AM

I have always loved the Tenney's. While being raised in Bro. Cooleys church in Lafayette, LA, Our youth group was always over at Tommy Tenny's church. I will never forget a Valentine Banquet with Nate Sabin. It was a blast!!! That was the days. It wasn't that long ago. I'm only 37.

Sandra · #7 01-26-2009, 10:38 AM

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Originally Posted by POWERUP

I have always loved the Tenney's. While being raised in Bro. Cooleys church in Lafayette, LA, Our youth group was always over at Tommy Tenny's church. I will never forget a Valentine Banquet with Nate Sabin. It was a blast!!! That was the days. It wasn't that long ago. I'm only 37.

They are great, Nate is my cousin... love him !

Jack Shephard · #8 01-26-2009, 10:44 AM

Why didn't JA get to preach? Service went crazy?

Sandra · #9 01-26-2009, 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by JTULLOCK

Why didn't JA get to preach? Service went crazy?

This Royce Wilson, was one of the best preachers I had ever heard. I kept asking .. where did this guy come from? He preached on DREAMS, your dream isn't to BIG. You must get the DVD, I am ordering several. He reminds me of a young Rex Johnson, he will be booked now for years, if he isn't already.
It was a RHEMA word!

Withdrawn · #10 01-26-2009, 11:15 AM

Royce Wilson preached at the Barberton church several years ago (4 or 5 at least) and I STILL listen to those CDs. He prophesied at the end of one of his messages, it was VERY specific. Unfortunately, it was not heeded and did come to pass.

He's the real deal! No ego there (so he's probably an unlikely fit for the organization in general), just genuine passion for the Lord.