Conference Call Prayer Meeting Tonight (august 26th)...

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Tonight at 7 PM Pacific Time. (8 PM Mountain, 9 PM Central, or 10 PM Eastern) you can simply call this number: (616) 712-8000 And when promoted enter this code: 968422# This will get you into the live prayer meeting where you can pray for revival. Call in 5 minutes before the specified time.

The Speaker tonight is:
[image][img align=left]https://www.sermonindex.net/revival/speakers_ralphs.gif[/img][b]Ralph Sutera[/b] - One of the human instruments God used in the Canadian Revival of 1971, which resulted in the founding of Canadian Revival Fellowship. Out of his ministry the HeartCry for Revival, U.S.A. Conference was born. He continues in itinerant revival crusades with his twin brother and teaching sessions on revival. He also has written various articles, booklets, and study materials relating to the subject.

I look forward to praying with everyone tonight.

Merle Weaver on behalf of SermonIndex.net Moderator - Greg Gordon

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[u]From a previous SI post[/u]: “The conference call will be live in 3 hours I hope many can tune in for the first time. Write down the number and the pass code. If you use skype or another internet service it is free.”

3hours and 10 minutes

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[u]From a previous SI post[/u]: 30 minutes until the prayer conference call for revival. Please join in if you can spend the time an hour in prayer.

Somewhere on this site the recording and sometimes notes from the speaker are posted for later joining-ins.

[u][b]And seeing them distressed in rowing, for the wind was contrary unto them, about the fourth watch of the night he cometh unto them. Mark 6.48.[/u][/b]

Distressed? Rowing in a contrary wind? About the fourth watch?

Dear Saints does this [u]August 27[/u] Devotional seem familiar in these very days? Even this very day?

Did we not speak and pray about such things just last night, [u]August 26[/u], in our time of corporate prayer for revival? (At some point there will be a tape posted for those that could not join in)

Does this sound like divine encouragement and a promise of revival? “He cometh unto them.”

Here is the whole text:

[u][b]August 27th - The Lord My Portion by Watchman Nee [/u][/b]

And seeing them distressed in rowing, for the wind was contrary unto them, about the fourth watch of the night he cometh unto them. Mark 6.48.

The period of the fourth watch is obviously the darkest hour during the entire night and it also brings an end to the night. Now it is just such a time as this that we must press on. I well realize that we all have temptations and trials. Yet the greatest peril today is to cool off a little, to compromise somewhat, or to take a brief nap — for we are really tired. At the beginning there was strength to stand, for we were under the constraint of love. But the intervening period has now become so long and the struggle has grown so very difficult that it is easy to become cold.

One brother once commented that he rarely sees people anymore who are still zealous in the Lord’s work after fifty years of age. Cooling off one’s ardor and faithfulness somewhat is a thing harder to overcome than all other temptations. To overcome sin is possible, but to not become cold from constant sailing against the wind is almost impossible.

[u][b]Thank you Father[/u][/b] for your Divine [u][b]Love[/u][/b] to give us this morning your Word, our [u][b]Hope[/u][/b] that strengthens [u][b]Faith[/u][/b].