Our Church just ended a revival with George Moxley, Wow!!!! Great messages, easy to understand messages, backed up by the Word messages and very relevant messages!!! The results in the subject line says it all.George is a pastors friend and truly poured into me this week. Many great ideas and great encouragement from this man of God.No pretense, no demands for certain amounts of money or special accommodations. Just real and anointed. If you want to see some pictures and videos of this revival visit our facebook page: www.facebook.com/missioncog/Pastors: I highly recommend you bringing him to your church. Wayne Guilliams
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5 days and 7 services(2 Sunday and 2 Thursday). We would have gone longer but he had another engagement this weekend .
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The Revival ended last Thursday the 25th as George Moxley had another revival scheduled. The results are in: 45 saved and 7 receiving the baptism of the Holy Ghost. Great Revival with a great Preacher.Revival continued into our Sunday services with 2 more saved. I love it when big burly men go running to the altar with tears streaming down their face!!!
cogvegan,Welcome to the board. George told me about planting the church in Jesup. his methods for growing the church seem so simple. He also told me about the loss of his son. Very sad but he and his wife use the anniversary of his death as a day of getting alone and planning for the next year.
[quote=wayne][quote=cogvegan]George Moxley is a great minister. I remember when he started Unity COG in Jesup, Ga in a television studio. They kept outgrowing their buildings. I don’t know him as well as his grandpa. I was in shock when he left that church. I’m so glad to hear God using him again in another capacity. His son was killed in a tragic car accident a few years back. I can’t even understand all the pain they went through. God really has his hands on him and his family. Praise God for such a wonderful revival![/quote]cogvegan,Welcome to the board. George told me about planting the church in Jesup. his methods for growing the church seem so simple. He also told me about the loss of his son. Very sad but he and his wife use the anniversary of his death as a day of getting alone and planning for the next year. I am very impressed with this man. Bishop Hill made a great move naming him USA Missions evangelist for the CoG.[/quote]Wayne, you mentioned that George’s methods for growing the church seem so simple. Can you elaborate? I like hearing from people who combine the Baptism of the Holy Spirit with salvations when talking about church growth. My guess is that there is some pray and obey in there but really am curious as to what George shared with you.
he quoted this multiple times: they won’t care what you know if they don’t know that you care.1. The church should have regular day time hours.2. find a need in the community and meet it. 3. do every funeral you can.4. He gives his cell number to everybody.5. The church should have a secretary.6. Every Pastor should have their circles of influence beginning with 1, 3 and 12. – 1 – He said Jesus had 1 special friend with him at the cross – this is the person who knows you for who you are and will not judge you if you hit your thumb with a hammer and then say damn, they won’t judge you – 3- Peter, James and John were with him at the transfiguration and-12 – disciples who he was always teaching.(I’m pretty sure I’m forgetting a few for this point here but I will add them later.)
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7. follow up on all visitors cards within 2 days.8. every member of your lay-pastoral team should have the same circles of influence.9. call the city, county schools, etc. and ask if there something they need help with. (by pizza for teacher functions, have the church provide a meal for a city/school function.)