Dutch Sheets - A Vision of MASSIVE Revival! (1/24/23)
Acts 3:19: "Repent ye therefore, and be converted, that your sins may be blotted out, when the times of refreshing shall come from the presence of the Lord."
Dutch Sheets - Interview Transcribed
Tuesday, February 28, 2023
Friday, February 24, 2023
Thursday, February 16, 2023
Asbury Revival
This is from the Baptist Press:
By Brandon Porter
WILMORE, Kentucky. (BP) – Revival fires may be stirring again at a small college in rural Kentucky near Lexington. Services, filled with preaching, singing and personal testimonies, have been ongoing at Asbury University and Theological Seminary since Feb. 8.
According to university accounts, a similar 144-hour revival broke out at the campus in 1970.
Alexandra Presta, a student at Asbury wrote in The Asbury Collegian, the campus newspaper, on Feb. 8, “Peers, professors, local church leaders and seminary students surround me— all of them praying, worshipping, and praising God together. Voices are ringing out. People are bowing at the altar, arms stretched wide.”
She wrote that in the midweek chapel service campus minister Zach Meerkreebs led an invitation for personal confession and testimonies.
“Wednesday chapel speaker Zach Meerkreebs admitted to those in attendance he didn’t know what the call of confession would look like, but this morning he spoke about seeing God not only as a Father but as a friend. Someone who won’t abandon you. Someone who will be there when you need to cry, mourn, rejoice, dance or anything in between,” she wrote in the Asbury Collegian.
Bill Elliff, founding pastor of The Summit Church in North Little Rock, Arkansas, attended a portion of the services on Feb. 10.
“Within the first hour, I had moved from a spectator to a humble participant,” he wrote in a blog on his website.
“There are wise leaders from the University who are helping shepherd the moment. I’m sure they have learned from the past movements how to steward this best,” he wrote.
Elliff has been a student of prayer and spiritual awakening and has written more than 50 books on the subjects.
“In some ways, it is a worship-based, Spirit-led, Scripture-fed prayer gathering. It is just what we should be doing all the time: waiting before God, worshiping Him, praying to Him, listening to Him, responding to Him, and being shepherded by wise leaders who see themselves merely as facilitators of God’s activity,” Elliff wrote.
Elliff said the 1,500-seat Hughes Auditorium was full on Friday night (Feb. 10). Reports indicated it was overflowing on Saturday night (Feb. 11).
Eric Allen, Kentucky Baptist Convention missions team leader, attended a portion of Saturday’s meeting and reported a similar experience.
“Sherry (Allen’s wife) and I had only been there a few minutes singing music when we were both moved emotionally and in tears because the presence of God was so real in that place. We could feel it,” he told Baptist Press.
“There was genuine praise and worship. Everything pointed to God and was very Christ-centered,” he said.
He said that while there was freedom in the meeting, there was also order.
“One of the things I noticed was that there was spontaneity and order to what was happening. It wasn’t a stifling or restricting kind of order because there was also a freedom for people to testify, sing or pray and the freedom was never wild or without order,” he said.
Elliff made similar observations.
“It is not weird. Everything is extremely orderly but vibrant, spontaneous, and powerful,” he wrote.
Graci Bradley, an Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) student from Shelbyville, attended the Friday night service.
“Seeing people from every nation, tribe, and tongue, and from all different generations, was a glimpse of heaven. It was very encouraging to see that everyone was there for one common goal – to give God glory,” she told Baptist Press.
“He is worthy of it all, and in Him we are united,” she said.
Bradley, an active member of the Baptist Campus Ministry at EKU said in written comments, “What is happening at Asbury is something pleasing to God, as His children are uniting to sing His praise.”
That is a similar theme to the 1970 revival at Asbury, where 2,000 witness teams were sent to 130 colleges to share of their experience. On Saturday afternoon, campus ministers hosted a dinner for college campus student leaders to hear of how they might share in a similar event at their campus.
Kenny Rager, church evangelism strategist at the Kentucky Baptist Convention, attended the service on Saturday night.
“I was encouraged to see the staff shepherding the revival movement,” he told Baptist Press. “They are keeping order, giving instructions, and announcements but still encouraging the freedom of the spirit,” he said.
Rager said there were many testimonies shared while he was there, but there were also sermons.
“I was very encouraged that the preaching of God’s Word is happening. Lots of expressive worship and testimonies but there was also good preaching of the Word by the staff,” he said.
He says he understands some people might be skeptical of the events taking place at Asbury.
“I understand why people may be skeptical. I was a little, too. We have seen a lot of movements fizzle out or even drift into heresy,” he said.
“Honestly, time will tell if this bears lasting fruit. But I went. I felt the Lord’s presence. I saw people worship. I saw people praying. I heard the Word preached. I met new brothers and sisters in the Lord and I felt the Lord speak to me about some issues,” he told Baptist Press in written comments.
A hunger for God permeates the people we’ve talked to who have attended.
“People are hungry to see God at work, and I think that’s what draws the crowds. They want to see God do something great in our lives and in our midst,” Allen said.
Bradley added, “…it’s my hope and prayer that it doesn’t stop at Asbury, but that it extends all over – we are called to be sent.”
“I believe these meetings are being driven by a desire to see a fresh outpouring of the spirit,” Rager said. “So many people want to see their churches wake up. Programs, plans, and strategic places can never replace the Holy Spirit,” he said.
Elliff called on other believers to pray for what is happening at Asbury and to pray that God would bring it to their church, campus, and city.
“As I spoke to the hotel receptionist this morning, she told me they were sold out of rooms. ‘We were not prepared for revival,’ she said. May it not be true of us,” he wrote.
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The Idolatry of Intelligence - Leonard Ravenhill
Revival Watch - personal testimony by Pete Greig
Obedience to the Promptings of the Spirit (1904 Welsh Revival)
UNLEARN the Lies: Response to Asbury Revival Critics - Revival Watch 23
From Israel: A Spontaneous Release of the Holy Spirit in the UPPER ROOM
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“We have built the altar and laid the wood in order and have prepared the offering. We have only to wait for the fire.”
--Evan Roberts
"You never have to advertise a fire. Everyone comes running when there's a fire. Likewise, if your church is on fire, you will not have to advertise it. The community will already know it."
--Leonard Ravenhill
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| People from all over the world are coming to the Asbury Revival (Credit: Eliza Crawford, a student at Asbury) |
Friday, January 27, 2023
Three Project Veritas Videos Exposing Pfizer Bioweapon
Psalm 94:16: "Who will rise up for me against the evildoers? or who will stand up for me against the workers of iniquity?"
Pfizer Exposed For Exploring "Mutating" COVID-19 Virus For New Vaccines Via 'Directed Evolution'
Pfizer Director Assaults James O'Keefe & Veritas Staff; Destroys iPad Showing Undercover Recordings
Pfizer Director Concerned Over Women's Reproductive Health After Covid-19 Vaccinations
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Proverbs 28:1: "The wicked flee when no man pursueth: but the righteous are bold as a lion."
Luke 12:2: "For there is nothing covered, that shall not be revealed; neither hid, that shall not be known."
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#Unvaccinated Trends on Twitter - Justice Now
Steve Bannon & James O'Keefe - Pfizer Directed Evolution Investigation
Worldwide Exposure of Big Pharma
The Truth Will Prevail - Scott Adams
Mark Dice Reacts to Project Veritas Video
Pfizer Disables Comments - Damage Control
Pfizer Busted Again! - INFOWARS
THAILAND DROPS A BOMBSHELL ON PFIZER
Manhattan's Old Pfizer HQ Started Buckling
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Dreams from the LORD 2011-2023
29 January 2023
Bill Gates Dream
Earlier this afternoon, I was watching a video by Derek Johnson on Rumble. The title of the video was “Derek Johnson with His Blueprint” (on RattleTrap 1776). The Presence of God became very strong, so I lay down and took a nap. As I took a nap, I had a dream.
In the dream, I was fixing something on a TV screen. I thought I had it fixed, so I went to move a sofa in front of the TV because I wanted to watch something. Just then, Bill Gates walked into the room, took the remote and tried to turn the TV on. The TV was already on, but the screen was very blurry. I looked at the control panel of the TV and pushed the third button down and then the screen became very clear. Bill Gates was still in the room as I went to move the sofa. Then the dream ended.
Why would Bill Gates be in one of my dreams? Bill Gates is one of the most evil men on the face of the earth. Look at all of the people who have been injured and killed by his Big Pharma bioweapons. Maybe the Lord is going to make it very clear to the whole world (through television) all of the evil that Bill Gates has done in the world.
The third button down is probably significant detail. Maybe it means in three days or three weeks or three months. I am not sure.
Friday, January 20, 2023
The Panzer Killers
The Panzer Killers is about Major General Maurice Rose (1899-1945) and his service in World War II. Rose was a tough-as-nails general who led from the front. He was killed in action on 30 March 1945.
Awards:
Distinguished Service Cross
Distinguished Service Medal
3 Silver Stars
2 Legion of Merits
2 Purple Hearts
2 Bronze Star Medals
Legion of Honor (France)
Croix de Guerre (France)
Croix de Guerre (Belgium)
It was an excellent read. It is Providential because it mirrors what is happening in the world today with the worldwide military operation that is taking down the Deep State. Since at least 2016, the Deep State, the CCP, the World Economic Forum and the George Soros-funded globalist criminals have been exposed to the world. From here on out, I believe that the Deep State is in the process of being destroyed.
In World War II, there were months and months of planning that took place to prepare for the Invasion of Normandy in June of 1944. In the worldwide war on the Deep State, it took many years of planning by military generals to get to where we are at today. I believe that most of the exposure of the Deep State players is done. Now comes the destruction of the Deep State--the wrath of God, the justice of God. Someday someone will have to write a book titled The Deep State Killers.
Here are excerpts from The Panzer Killers:
Pages 193-194: "Four days earlier and a lifetime ago, before the German onslaught, Hodges invited Major General Maurice Rose to the VII Corps command post near an abandoned segment of the West Wall. Joe Collins was there, of course. With hardly any preliminaries, the reticent First Army commander genuinely surprised Rose with an impromptu presentation. As a junior officer read the citation, Hodges stepped directly in front of this taller subordinate and pinned on the Distinguished Service Cross, America's second-highest valor award. Only the Medal of Honor stands higher. The citation referred to Rose's 'extraordinary heroism' and 'intrepid actions, personal bravery and zealous devotion to duty' from September 6 through September 9, 1944, during the advance across Belgium. As Hodges's aide wrote afterward, Rose was 'one of his [Hodges's] favorite generals.' That constituted a very exclusive set given Hodges's dour demeanor and disinterest in most of those he outranked."
Page 199: "So the 3rd Armored Division was very close, and arriving just in time, too. There were a hell of a lot of panzers out there. Ridgway hadn't served with Maurice Rose. But he'd heard of him, and later thought Rose 'one of the most gallant soldiers I have ever known.' It takes one to know one."
Pages 202-203: "So how did Shermans beat Panthers?
"Rather than simply swap like for like, at 5:1, 10:1, or even 1;1, Maurice Rose and his men learned to use all their panoply of armaments. As Rose expressed in a formal report that went to General Eisenhower, 'We compensate for our inferior equipment by the efficient use of artillery, air support, and maneuver.' It was the familiar prescription. Send a bullet, not a man. Rose believed in it, taught it, and insisted on it. He was right there to make sure it worked."
Page 271: "As for Major General Joe Collins, who was friendly enough, the relationship remained strictly professional. Collins assessed Rose as 'not given to easy comradeship' due to being 'somewhat stern.' That 'somewhat' was a generous touch. Whatever boiled inside, Rose's armor held. 'I never knew a man,' recalled reporter Hal Boyle, 'who so ruthlessly and cold bloodedly set about destroying an enemy.' Rose was what he did."
Major General Maurice Rose: World War II's Greatest Forgotten Commander
Major General Maurice Rose, The Most Decorated Battletank Commander in U.S. Military History
Major General Maurice Rose, One of World War II's Greatest Combat Generals
Derek Johnson - President Trump & Military in Control
Johnny Enlow Unfiltered - Episode 41
"Exposure is the step before elimination."
--Johnny Enlow
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