A Move of God

Do you really want a move of God? in your life, in your church, in your family, in this nation?

In the book of Acts, the Church met daily for prayer and the Word of God. They desired a powerful move of God and prayed often for it. And consequently, in Acts 2:46, "the Lord added to the Church daily". There is an outpouring of God's Spirit that awaits the cup of the Church, yet the Church today does not make itself available to the pouring in and the moving of the Spirit. It seems things have taken precedence over being full of the Spirit of God. Our priorities have become distorted.

The early Church gathered together with "purpose". They often had prayer meetings and believed God for mighty miracles. When they faced persecution, affliction, bondage, and imprisonment, the Church got themselves together with one heart and prayed for deliverance.
The early Church was a radical Church that trusted God for everything.

When the early Christians gathered they did not complain about how long the preaching was or about the rainy weather, but they were hungry for a move of the fullness of the Spirit of God. Scripture promises, "they who hunger and thirst for righteousness shall be filled". God stands ready to pour His Spirit on your life, your spouse, your children, your grandchildren and to a thousand generations--but you and I have to be hungry.