Monthly Archives: January 2008

Had a different kind of experience while substituting today. The school had a lockdown drill. The folks my age will remember drills where there was a bomb attack and we got under our desks and waited for the fallout to … Continue reading →

My hope in Fred Thompson for President has ended (maybe by some miracle). I heard his speech given to the Orange County Republicans early on and felt like here was a guy who had thought through some of the real … Continue reading →

I just finished a revival in Wickenburg. There is always something special in those visits. I carry a greater weight of responsibility when I preach there because these are the people that ministered to me when I first got saved … Continue reading →

Here is an interesting letter from Martin Luther King to an anti-Zionist friend. I am preaching in Wickenburg and am looking for God to move upon the church in a special way. I am going to preach from the admonition … Continue reading →

Pastor Campbell preached from Ex 4:1-10. There is a mentality that you must be aware of. It is a demonic strategy in which the will of God can become secondary. If we are not careful the will of God is … Continue reading →

I stayed home from the conference tonight. I was going to sit down and add an entry about Pastor Campbell’s sermon, but the girls took my car with my notes in it. Why am I home? I think I have … Continue reading →

Pastor Aulson preached from Hag 2:1-9. The prophet says who remembers the former glory of the temple. Comparison. Be strong and work for I am with you. As you came out of Egypt My Spirit is with you now, do … Continue reading →

Our conference officially started tonight. Pastor Wayman Mitchell preached from Gal 4:4-5. The idea being that Jesus came at the perfect time as indicated by the phrase “the fullness of time”. He recounts a recent trip to Greece in capturing … Continue reading →

Pastor Greg Mitchell introduced Pastor Clement Okusi, also from London. He was intoned to the lack of accent with the morning speaker and let us know that Pastor Clement would more than make up for it with his English accent. … Continue reading →

Our conference officially starts tomorrow night but we are treated to two visiting pastors the Sunday before the start. This morning it was Peter Chatlan from South London in England. Pastor Mitchell introduced him as a saved Nigerian. As he … Continue reading →