January 22, 2007
The Question:  What was the Apostolic movement’s biggest story in 2006? What will  2007’s be?

 

The Answer:  “The biggest story in 2006 was the eternal offering taken up at General Conference ‘06.”

The Answer:  “Hmmm. Probably the Azusa street revival re-visited. A lady from our church got to go, and she said it was probably one of the most powerful things she'd ever been to. I hope to hear that in 2007 our revival breaks down walls in all parts of the world, but especially right here in the United States. Don't get me wrong, I do feel a personal calling to some sort of foreign missions work, but sometimes I just feel like God would never send me to another country to win souls when I can't even reach the neighbor next door. So I hope in 2007 we experience a 100,000 soul revival! And that convictions will run deeply!”

The Answer:  “There were reports of revival starting to happen all over the US. I don't know what 2007's will be.”

The Answer:  “2006—toss up between Borat/Mississippi camp meeting and all the stuff with Matt Maddix.”

The Answer:  “2006: Lost children repented, were baptized, and received the Holy Ghost. Then the kids did more than thinking about witnessing; they really did it! 2007: The children of God will accept the jobs given to them to be ministers in the work of God. Ministering is about others...helping them be saved and helping them be stronger in God!”

The Answer:  “Borat and The Pentecostals.”

The Answer:  “Resolution 6 seemed to be a frequent topic of conversation. That's a shame, too.”

The Answer:  “Standards.”

The Answer:  “Borat.”

The Answer:  “Tabling of the TV question at General Conference. I wish the big story of 2007 would be a change to get more missionaries on the field in much quicker time—but I imagine media will again be the biggest story.”

The Answer:  “The book, Christianity without the Cross, still being available.”

 

The Answer:  “2006: Borat.  2007: the Broadway musical.”

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