Old Time Pentecost - Page 7

kclee4jc · #61 01-30-2012, 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Jay

I know a pastor who told my Dad that he wants to see his church reach the place that the 'Old Time Pentecostals' did. He started reading Bro. Bean's teachings on the gifts of the Spirit, and are seeking for a greater moving of God's Spirit.

I have felt a greater call to prayer than I have felt in quite some time, and try to be obedient to the call.

I believe that God is calling all that want to follow Him back to what we have forfeited over the course of time. I wish to quote the words of Bro. Baxter Sr., "Do not talk about having end time revival. Go have end time revival.

I thank you for your kind and gracious words, and hope to see you whenever I can get out toward the East Coast.

Have you ever had Brother Daniel Ballinger preach for you. He is a tremendous evangelist with a desire for Old Time Pentecost. He is also very much impacted by Bro Bean. Great friend too! I would highly recommend him. I know he preaches at Bro Holme's church often and we get him at our church every chance we get.

I will be at the Arkansas Campmeeting and East Coast conference this year. Hopefully I can meet ya at one of the two events. This will be my first time at Bro Holme's church! I hear its life changing! My pastor went there last year and our church went through some major changes when he came back.

MawMaw · #62 01-30-2012, 11:36 AM

The camp meeting that Bro Holme's church hosts each summer is one of the best I've ever attended. He always has a great line up of awesome preachers. This years will be on August 4-7!

scotty · #63 01-30-2012, 11:59 AM

I am going to have to attend one year. I live 10 miles from Bro Holmes and never been there.

RandyWayne · #64 01-30-2012, 12:04 PM

Now I am curious as to where and when some churches have their camps here in AZ. It certainly isn't in the Phoenix area during the Summer, other wise you would hear the headline "Over a hundred were hospitalized from heat exhaustion at the XPZ annual apostolic camp service. At least 20 of them are not expected to live...".

scotty · #65 01-30-2012, 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by RandyWayne

Now I am curious as to where and when some churches have their camps here in AZ. It certainly isn't in the Phoenix area during the Summer, other wise you would hear the headline "Over a hundred were hospitalized from heat exhaustion at the XPZ annual apostolic camp service. At least 20 of them are not expected to live...".

lol, your probably right, Our actual "campground campmeetings" are in June. This "Arkansas Campmeeting" is a self proclaimed conference of sort held in Bro Holmes's church.

Jay · #66 01-30-2012, 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by kclee4jc

Have you ever had Brother Daniel Ballinger preach for you. He is a tremendous evangelist with a desire for Old Time Pentecost. He is also very much impacted by Bro Bean. Great friend too! I would highly recommend him. I know he preaches at Bro Holme's church often and we get him at our church every chance we get.

I will be at the Arkansas Campmeeting and East Coast conference this year. Hopefully I can meet ya at one of the two events. This will be my first time at Bro Holme's church! I hear its life changing! My pastor went there last year and our church went through some major changes when he came back.

Can you get me the dates for that meeting in Arkansas? I might be able to go to that one.

I have never heard of Bro. Ballinger to my knowledge. However, I will see if I can find any messages by him. Mom found some messages by Sis. Freeman on some church websites, and we had no idea the messages existed.

If you ever get to hear Bro. Robert Traylor you are in for a treat. He came and preached for our church a few services a while back. He is pastoring a church in Russia (we would call him a missionary, but he actually wants to live over there). He is incredible. You can find a message by him at Bro. Booker's website.

MawMaw · #67 01-30-2012, 12:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Jay

Can you get me the dates for that meeting in Arkansas? I might be able to go to that one.

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Originally Posted by Lacey

The camp meeting that Bro Holme's church hosts each summer is one of the best I've ever attended. He always has a great line up of awesome preachers. This years will be on August 4-7!

bump for jay

Jay · #68 01-30-2012, 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Lacey

bump for jay

Blind as bat. Feeling stupid. Thanks Lacey for saving me from my own stupidity.

returnman · #69 01-30-2012, 01:07 PM

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Originally Posted by kclee4jc

Have you ever had Brother Daniel Ballinger preach for you. He is a tremendous evangelist with a desire for Old Time Pentecost. He is also very much impacted by Bro Bean. Great friend too! I would highly recommend him. I know he preaches at Bro Holme's church often and we get him at our church every chance we get.

I will be at the Arkansas Campmeeting and East Coast conference this year. Hopefully I can meet ya at one of the two events. This will be my first time at Bro Holme's church! I hear its life changing! My pastor went there last year and our church went through some major changes when he came back.

It is interesting what you notice in the language of apostolics after not being around the circles for a while. You would never hear "bro. so and so's church in other church bodies from my experience. I know it is more of a point of reference but it also speaks of the culture. I guess I can understand something "life changing" after attending a series of meetings due to a certain charasmatic personality, but is there really more of God there???? Not trying to put a damper on you young man, I know you are sincere.

Jay · #70 01-30-2012, 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by returnman

It is interesting what you notice in the language of Apostolics after not being around the circles for a while. You would never hear "bro. so and so's church in other church bodies from my experience. I know it is more of a point of reference but it also speaks of the culture. I guess I can understand something "life changing" after attending a series of meetings due to a certain charismatic personality, but is there really more of God there???? Not trying to put a damper on you young man, I know you are sincere.

I am going to say that of course God is not really 'more there' than anywhere else. However, I would say that with more people who have come to get in touch with God, and are coming in harmony and fellowship, we are drawn nearer to God, and by extension feel Him more than we would otherwise.