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Oct 15, 2009
If you have any questions for the Q & A Panel please post them now and we will do our best to pass them on to the panel.
Thanks!
If you have any questions for the Q & A Panel please post them now and we will do our best to pass them on to the panel.
Thanks!
Jake Morgason from the usa asked as a Christian: "How he can be free from demonic oppression?"
Does the panel believe that there is a future for denominationalism?
Is our desire for revival today just part of a cycle as in days past, or is their an end-time element , therefore making our need for revival all the more urgent?
What is the panel specifically doing to pass on the mantel to the next generation?
Frank McEleny, Kansas
In light of the short time we have left on earth and the times we are living in, what would you counsel in regards to attending churches that are 'light in the loafers' concerning the gospel and ministry, etc. Do born again believers try to reform and enact change from within or run while there is still time?
Rich
little rock, AR
what advice would the panel give to a young man who is in a church which he loves but where the prayer meeting is very very dry. I want to lead by example but when i do i feel that i unsettle the meeting and as if i am trying to draw attention to myself which i am not. We as a church seem to be unwilling to make ourselves vulnerable before man and God and i feel this stands in the way of revival.
I would appreciate your direction
What tie in is there between revival and missions?
Is persecution coming to North American Christians?
Is there a need to preach on the theme of false conversions in the church such as whitefield, wesley, tennet and others did in the great awakening?
How does one begin to preach about revival in our churches? How does one get the congregation fired up about what God is capable of doing? Would preaching on holiness be the way to start something like that?
God bless,
Patrick Kelly
How does one begin to preach about revival in our churches? What are some teachings that need to be preached on to see revival take place. I believe holiness, prayer and repentance are good topics. What are other topics would be important?
God bless,
Patrick Kelly
Have we made an "industry," out of revival. And if we have, is that why we have not seen a significant revival in a generation.
Frank McEleny, Kansas
Is preaching on everlasting punishment in hell needed in evangelical churches?
-anonymous
Jake Morgason: i messed around with the occult after i got saved now i have schizophoea hear voices and think people can read my mind. How do i get free from this opression.
that should be directed towards bill mcleod if he is on the panel
Stephanie Marie ??supernatural (sid roth)signs & wonders......would you encourage christians to watch this.....some aewsome shows have aired about gold dust, angels, people being translated, chariots being seen, people raised from the dead...what would you say, what would you say about this.....have you seen it! orange TX.
A couple of months ago we asked our pastor why we have not had any revivals at our church. He replied that it is not necessary to have revival because only those who are dead need to be revived. He said that he lives in revival everyday so therefor we would not have any revivals at the church. What are your thoughts on this?
Dee Hawkins
If we feel called to preach or serve in another country but do not know specifically where what advice would the panel give?
Rick Brubaker If the cross of Christ would be preached in all truth and fullness in this land, would not the church within america experience more persecution?
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