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Gen Z’s Getting Baptized, Experiencing Radical Move of God on Public College Campus
A wave of repentance and revival is sweeping across the nation and destroying the “seeker sensitive” church model.
For one congregation, what started as a time of consecration and repentance has led to its Gen Z group getting baptized in a radical move of God. In Corpus Christi, Texas, New Life Church is seeing young people operating out of a spirit of boldness like the Jesus People Movement.
“It has been a spirit of repentance, a spirit of conviction, not legalism … there is a deep conviction, like hey there is a real holiness of God,” says Mike Fehlauer, senior pastor of New Life Church in Corpus Christi, Texas.
WATCH: Spirit-Filled Pastor Issues Urgent Call to Ministry Leaders to Stand and Fight
Pastors, this is an urgent call—either fight or fade away.
In these dire times, we need watchmen, not motivational speakers; boldness not wokeness.
As we gather in San Diego this week for Pastors Summit 2022, hosted by Turning Point USA, we as pastors must realize that we are at the head of this movement,” says Shane Idleman, founder and senior pastor of Westside Christian Fellowship in Leona Valley, California. “We are leading the charge.”
4 Keys to Keep You from Drowning in Debt
Amidst today’s ongoing discouraging economic news, God reminds us of His promised blessings if we obey. We are intended to thrive, not merely survive.
Our heavenly Father is “El Shaddai”—God who is more than enough—not “El Cheapo” when it comes to providing for His family who seek Him and His kingdom first (Matt. 6:33). His revealed will is “to bless all the work of your hands. You will lend to many nations, but you will not borrow. The Lord will make you the head and not the tail… If you listen to the commandments of the Lord your God” (Deut. 28:12-13).
Today, we’re observing “the tail wagging the dog” as multitudes have departed from God and His ways resulting in things fundamentally off course and out of balance regarding finances personally and socially. U.S. household debt is now a catastrophic $16 trillion with an apocalyptic day of reckoning approaching rapidly (Bloomberg Report 8/2/22). {eoa}
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