Just a Taste of the Flavor of this Conference
“I’m asking that He overshadow us tonight. I want all this weariness to be broken off of you. I’m not just praying an empty prayer. I’m not going to go forward until I feel like there is a measure of success here. That there is a measure that we can discern that something has shifted in this room. I’m not going to go through the motions and I don’t believe Bobby or Tom are just going to go through the motions. We are here by divine appointment. Do you believe that? Do you believe your steps are orchestrated by God? And there is so much in the world right now, but the world is out there. We’re surrounded right now by the bloodline of the Lord Jesus Christ. And all that witchcraft that’s been released against you is broken. All the words of all those people that hate you are broken right now. It has no place in this room. If you don’t give it a place. It will have no place in this room. This will be a refuge. This will be a safe place. This will be a place for the anointing. The horns of the altar, where you can come before the living God and receive an impartation of His spirit. That your prayer life would be rejuvenated. It would not be a labor, it would be a joy! It would be your very joy to go into the presence of God to talk to His heart.” Paul Keith’s opening prayer
Are we limiting what God wants to do in our lives by constructing how it’s going to look in our heads? It’s time to start, “thinking bigger!” If you go back and put yourself in the shoes of biblical characters, you will see that (in the moment) they had no idea how big God’s purposes and plans were for them. These were average men and women, fishermen, shepherds, tax collectors, prostitutes, a physician, good girls, a centurion, rabbi’s, a murderer, and wise men. God encountered each one of them and helped them shine His glory and His story through their lives. How about us? How about now?! God is calling men and women to gather together in unity, to form these apostolic groups who will go out and change nations. Are you choosing to, “think bigger”?