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Raise up for Him

 Raise the army in the last days

Personal encounter
First century believers experienced the HS encounter

Stand up
William carry
Mt28:18 Go out
Desire on God's call
1976 - went to India
36 languages NT translated
Uneducated
First 7 years no converts
7 workers dropped the compilation after 7 years of hard work
Paul failed theological leader
Reinhard had a vision of Africa washed by Blood
Osborne Theo -
Atomic power through fasting and prayer
Our world is putting us down-to-earth but keep the vision in active
John Wesley - American missionary-
My heart was strangle warned.
Gangs leader turned calm
Theo, Bonnke, Wesley
They are handful to show us what God is raising in our generation
Weight of Sin
Anger, human trafficking, blood, war, natural disasters

Rom 8- says -God says be ready church
Walking in limb - then you are the one that God is looking for
In my weakness am strong
I cor 1: he chose foolish, unqualified

Lord am here - to do what you gave me
The passion
The gifts
The opportunities
Treasure talents and


I Cor 12

Grace empowers us to stay tuned
Legalism Vs disciple
Time is limited
Early morning schedule

Standing up and out

Pr29:26
If people can see God is up to. Then we will do fulfilled tasks
Msg translation

Ask
Turning your heart into the Lord

What you see and feel about any subjects

Believe what God says about you

Pray continuously
Unceasingly

Prayer Hub

Our of revelation comes revolution then it come reformation - this leads to change

Primary strategy of the Heaven is relationship

Intimate dialogue
Reading the Bible
Relationship leads revelation
Intimacy starts vision
Confirmation from Him
It will help you how to deal with challenges

Revelation about life marriage work children family friends relative

Invest time in the things God gave revelation

To be better father husband professionals steward

Have a plan and alternate
Adjust on the things God provided relationship

Vision changes everything that you do
Have a vision for the life
Inspire others

Less time on TV
Grace empowered holy giving
Do not try to go by legal way
Create the continue what works for you
Based on. God desires

Esther called 3 days fast
Win the war
David encounter with bear and lion
Daniel method of dealing things not to defile himself

Strongest smartest and outstanding

Enoch Joseph Kelab
Joshua
David
Paul
Isaiah
God is not looking for better people or smart church
God's plan is looking for better men than method
God's plan is people not people
Commitment become stand out

God calls unqualified to qualify for His work

Relationship revelation Revolution reformation

Give your best time and efforts to God

Keep your methods to live long enough to finish God has given to you - Adonai, The Crescent & Go Global

Natural restrain - Do not be average

Excel
Give God a place to make it better
Stand out on commitment

Lord help me to shape up the way you wanted me to be!!!
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