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Comment on Commandment #1 by Paul Gordon Smith

Paul Gordon Smith — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 13:18:25 +0000

Thanks for this . It is one of the prayer tracks I pray. This is the method Cho uses to pray for hours and win the spiritual victory. All regions are of the world are uniting in prayer and fasting until Gods purposes come to pass. http://www.socialresponse.com.au/covenant

Comment on The Remnant – Part 1 by Douglas Cook

Douglas Cook — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 00:48:03 +0000

John Bevere teaches that the kingdom of God is just that, it is a kingdom. There is a hierarchy with rank and order. This teaching is echoed thru the points made in “The Remnant”. As an average American, I confess I am uncomfortable with the notion of answering to someone, other than Christ, in a very personal way, for my spiritual walk. I am equally uncomfortable with the idea of holding someone accountable to me for their spiritual walk. Pastor Jeff, I do remember a recent sermon of yours where you called for us to get out of our “comfort zone”. Is the theme of this book what you had in mind in that sermon?

Comment on The Remnant – Part 1 by jim wilhide

jim wilhide — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 15:04:38 +0000

the first three chapters stress the necessity for every christian to have a father figure to mentor them thru their christian life. even a pastor and as the write said jesus had a mentor in his heavenly father whom he went to for guidance and affirmation of the things he had done and accomplished.we too need this type of relationship for what we do everyday and how we handle situations with bringing others into the walk with the lord.we also must find our catagory in the categories of our church life.we must also strive to be one of the discipling members of the body to mentor others and encourage them when they make accomplishments in their christian life and with others.

Comment on The Remnant – Part 1 by ovadyah

ovadyah — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 04:30:21 +0000

In addition you should check out their Theology and their practicing of being Slain In The Spirit, Prosperity Gospel, Name It and Claim It, talking in bable tongues, and giving over and beyond while they don’t.

http://225br.wordpress.com/

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Comment on The Remnant – Part 1 by ovadyah

ovadyah — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 04:26:45 +0000

Larry Stockstill is an oppurtunist and a hypocrite! Whatever the crowd likes he will do. When the Prosperity Gospel was in full swing and popular, HE WAS PREACHING AND TEACHING IT. He still advertises his book, “The Laws of Increase”.

Now that it’s not popular, he markets another book, “The Remnant”. Don’t fall for it, it’s all talk.

His son Joel abandoned his congregation after devasting Gustav to go on a shopping spree in West Palm Beach. Furthermore, the Cell Group Leaders coerced their subordinates into buying Joel Stockstill birthday gifts that included:

1.)Authentic Koby Bryant Jersey
2.)Courtside Tickets to tomorows game in San Antonio
3.)Round Trip airfare to the Game
4.)Additional tickets for Jonathan and his buddy
5.)A Brand New Fully Loaded HONDA Four-Wheeler

Larry Stockstill needs to start with his own house,i.e., Bethany.

Baton Rouge,La.
Ovadyah

Comment on What if God turned His back on you? by porky pig

porky pig — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 02:44:31 +0000

oink

Comment on Are you ready for some…Warfare? by Brittany

Brittany — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 02:55:48 +0000

Amen! I took so much from this message! Thank you Pastor Jeff!

“For the weapons of our warfare are not of the flesh, but have the divine power to destroy strongholds”

God really spoke to me through this. Thanks! God bless!

Comment on What if God turned His back on you? by Doug Cook

Doug Cook — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 13:36:33 +0000

John Bevere gave us the example of the farmer who worked so hard to obtain a harvest. However, he gave up the work just before the harvest and lost everything. The point I am making is that all of us need to take this message to heart. No matter how far we have gone with God, we need to press on. This message could apply to any one of us. Thank you for delivering this message.

Comment on What is revival? by Emily Stoessel

Emily Stoessel — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 12:43:39 +0000

Pastor, that was exactly what I needed to hear!!!! It’s scary to think of our churches these days as dead, but it is sooo true!!! I love our church to death and I never ever want to see it fall apart. Before revival outside of the church happens, we need to have revival INSIDE the church. Only then can we reach out to the ones who have lost their way. I want revival so bad. I want it in my family, in my friends, in my school, in my city and in my country. But I can’t wait around for others to do it. I know I was put here for “such a time as this. I want God to be so apparent in my life that people just feel different when they’re around me. I want God to start a revival in me and I want that to spill over into my everyday life. But as you said… the only way to do that will be if I repent of my sins and forget them as God has already done. Thanks for that message, Pastor.

Comment on What is revival? by Doug Cook

Doug Cook — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 21:46:37 +0000

I will repent right after the honor bound conference.

I believe that a lot of people think of sin as drinking, lying, stealing, sexual immorality, etc. Isn’t sin also not following God’s commands? What if God wants one of us to go to Iraq and start a church? If we refused, wouldn’t that be a sin?

My point is that we all (me too) have something to repent from. Repentance-Bring it on!