When my hubby & I finished in Gatlinburg, we drove to the Cleveland/Chattanooga area, and while there we attended a few services of Perry Stone’s Prophetic Summit. I know there are some of you that don’t care for Perry Stone, but we thoroughly enjoyed it. The conference itself was free, but registration was required. Once there, you had to stand in a long line for them to confirm your registration and then you were given an armband to give you access the rest of the conference.One of the things that impressed me the most was their volunteers. They are top notch! When we got there, my hubby dropped me off at the entrance with the scooter I use (a rolling knee walker…I don’t have to use it, but it helps keep my pain level down, so I use it when I’m going to be somewhere that requires a lot of walking.) As soon as the volunteer saw my scooter, she told me to come with her. She took me in the last door, where security checked my bags, then she took me to the front of the line on that side to get our armbands. When she did that, I was blown away! By the time John had parked the car and made it inside, I had our armbands and we went to find a seat. Once inside the sanctuary, one of the security guys offered to help us. Most of the sanctuary was filled and they were just getting ready to open up a section in the back that had bleacher-like seats (but were individual seats) that popped up. The bottom row was set on a platform that made the seats a bit higher than the ones on the floor, giving you a better view. The security fellow helped us get seats on the bottom row of this section near the end, where I could put my scooter right next to it. From the time we walked in the door, we were treated so nicely, and every volunteer I met had the same loving, kind attitude, right down to the young woman changing the trash bags in the bathroom. Perry’s son Jonathan was working at the sales table, ringing people up, and I told John who he was after we walked away. (He looks a lot like his dad!) The tram driver told us that they have around 400-500 volunteers who do so because they love to serve. To see this attitude speaks to me of good training. It was quite impressive.Security was tight. All bags were checked upon entrance, every time you went outside, but even their security folks were super nice and friendly. The security detail inside the service were all wearing suit coats and matching slacks. Several of them had earpieces so they could communicate, and everything they did was well coordinated. They escorted every speaker to and from the platform. I guess this stood out to me because of our time at PTL. The security was a lot like that, but John said they actually had more security than Jim Bakker did.The set on the stage looked like a Jewish community in Bible times. Very beautiful! The praise team only had a few young people, but man, they worship! I really enjoyed the praise and worship, but it was a relatively short segment both nights. Perry preached the first night, and it was really good. I won’t go into detail about the message, but it had to do with where we are in America prophetically. Probably the most important thing he said was that he feels America has a window of opportunity coming in which revival will break out, and we need to be prepared to spread the gospel during that time. We both enjoyed the message, as did the crowd of close to 2000. The service started on time, and each speaker kept their message to around an hour. Everything was very well ordered and organized. We attended two other sessions, and we enjoyed them, also. We actually sat in a front section off to the side for both of those sessions.The product area with CDs, DVDs, etc. was large and busy. Some of the items available were mentioned in the service, but there was not a big push to buy them. In fact, the other speakers spent more time talking about what they had available than Perry did. Sorry, OTCP, there was no further mention of Moses’ speaking in tongues. I was prepared to give you an update if I heard anything. Again, probably more info than you wanted, but thought I’d share in case you were interested. ________________More of Him…less of me.twitter.com/camiracle77www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=691241499&ref=name
I prefer his preaching to his teaching. He usually loses me with prophecy stuff, but I was able to follow him this time________________More of Him…less of me.twitter.com/camiracle77www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=691241499&ref=name
Here’s a prophecy – OTCP will find something wrong with the conference________________
I prefer his preaching to his teaching. He usually loses me with prophecy stuff, but I was able to follow him this time. When Perry preaches the Gospel, it’s a thing of beauty. We’ve hosted him 2 times in Lakeland, and his preaching is awesome. In fact, the Sunday morning service, he preached a powerful pastoral sermon on when God disappoints us. The year before, he opened up the conference with a powerful message on being the salt of the earth. Yet, he’ll teach some things that make me scratch my head…like Jesus was a master rabbi, which he said at FL campmeeting. I immediately thought of John 7:15, How does this man know so much when he hasn’t been trained?________________The World As I See Itworldjeffreysees.blogspot.com/Revuriah’s Facebookwww.facebook.com/people/Jeff-Richard/1226257444Jeffrey David Richard’s Myspace Musicwww.myspace.com/547856946
His preaching is more interesting to me than his teaching too. Glad you had a good time and was treated so well.
After readin Carolyn’s assessment of the PSPS (Perry Stone Prophecy Summit), sounds like the security was excellent. Well, at least you found something positive to say________________More of Him…less of me.twitter.com/camiracle77www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=691241499&ref=name
Well, we gave NB’s prophecy (Yes, he called it a prophecy) a week to come to pass. It hasn’t, nor will it. In the good Book, fellers who prophesied an it didn’t come to pass was called FALSE PROPHETS.
OTCP, I’m still not sure, is it your thinking that it would be best if Perry Stone was not associated with the COG?
Re: OTCP, I’m still not sure …
Mat, son, do you expect the ole timer to say somethin negative about PS? You tryin to help NB’s prophecy to come to pass? Sorry, ain’t gonna work. Thanks for the laugh, OTCP. Mat, I guess we have to wait till NBF is stoned to find out! (Better lay low, NBF!) ________________More of Him…less of me.twitter.com/camiracle77www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=691241499&ref=name
No time limit on prophecies.I can’t be stoned yet________________
Yes, NBF prophecy came true!
Well, we gave NB’s prophecy (Yes, he called it a prophecy) a week to come to pass. It hasn’t, nor will it. In the good Book, fellers who prophesied an it didn’t come to pass was called FALSE PROPHETS.Now, since we livin under the New Covenant, grace is extended to NB, in order to allow him to reassess his prophecy to be shore it was from God. If he doesn’t recant, he is to be stoned to death. Ats Bible fellers…………..
Thanks Aaron.I agree.I will go ahead and mark it down in the accurate column.I’m way ahead of most________________
Well, we gave NB’s prophecy (Yes, he called it a prophecy) a week to come to pass. It hasn’t, nor will it. In the good Book, fellers who prophesied an it didn’t come to pass was called FALSE PROPHETS.Now, since we livin under the New Covenant, grace is extended to NB, in order to allow him to reassess his prophecy to be shore it was from God. If he doesn’t recant, he is to be stoned to death. Ats Bible fellers………….. How about we stop focusing on the false prophets and find some that are real________________More of Him…less of me.twitter.com/camiracle77www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=691241499&ref=name