GPS

Steps before the Prayer Meeting

2010-03-07T14:48:00.000-08:00

I will step up the monitoring to once a week and post a new blog each week.

Are you involved in GPS?
Where did you start? With the prayer meeting?

I have corresponded with a friend who leads women's Bible Studies. She follows the pattern of the tabernacle ministry in coming into the Presence of God. I have been working on this same pattern for a number of years. I have been preaching on the steps through the tabernacle as a preparation for the Spring Revival. These steps end at the ark in the Holy of Holies. It is at that point in the priestly ministry in the tabernacle that God spoke to the High Priest. Jesus is our High Priest and he invites us into the Holy of Holies to hear from Him.

It seems that if we take this spiritual walk through the tabernacle to stand in the Presence of Christ to hear from Him, we should experience revival.

This series of sermons will end at the ark at about the same time our Spring Revival commences. I am looking forward to great things from the Lord at that time.

I will share with you what I see and hear along the way of preparation and what transpires when we arrive before Christ in the holiest place.

Tell me what you think of this approach to revival preparation.
God bless,
Harold

What is GPS?

2010-01-30T15:45:00.000-08:00

What is GPS? NO, it is not Global Positioning System! It is God's Plan for Sharing! If you are trying to find a geographical location it is Global Positioning System. However, this acronym has been taken over by the Southern Baptist Convention Home Mission Board to identify a program for reaching into the communities in America with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

The need for sharing Jesus Christ with the communities is great throughout our nation. This blog is established with the prayer and hope that in the surrounding communities in the Mountain Baptist Association we can come together in this effort.

The New Mexican Baptist paper list ten steps for achieving the goal of saturating the communities with the gospel. The first step is prayer. What do you think? Is prayer the first step, or should there be another step or two before that?

This is my first attempt at blogging and there will surely be many mistakes in the up-coming days. But we must start somewhere at sometime. So, let's come together in communicating with one another in this effort. Share with us what you know and think about GPS, and what you might be doing to share Christ with your community.

Harold

GPS

2010-01-30T14:23:00.000-08:00

Stay tuned for additional information.