Revival Services and Conferences
Revival Services and Conferences have been laid deeply in our hearts by the Lord. Because each church is unique in its own people, we believe that all revival services and conferences are to be Spirit led.
The purpose for the revival Revival Services is to awaken the Church by focusing on the members of the body. With the Leading of the Holy Spirit, they will be awakened to their individual calling God has placed on their lives. Then they will be able to recognize the position they have been called to. There will be a stronger uniting with each other in the body of the church, resulting in the raising up of more people reaching out to each other, and communities helping those who are in need.
We believe in the power of God to save, heal, deliver and baptize in the Holy Ghost. We believe when the body is united together, and actively serving the Lord in His Fullness and Power, the Church will flourish beyond any plans they could have made. All of this will be caused by becoming a living body in Christ Jesus, with leaders who are listening closely to the direction of the Lord.
The conferences are for the teaching of Godly principles to lead the body into a deeper and closer walk with the Lord; thereby, empowering the body to be the mighty army we are called to be.
Check the list of conferences! Come let us see what God wants to do in your Church!
Conference List
Principles Of Faith
Spirit Lead Decisions
References
TO whom it may concern;
I highly recommend Rev Olen Thompson to the ministering of God’s Word in revival or filling in pulpits. He is truly a man of God in preaching and teaching the word of God. He has Godly CHARACTERISTICS in his own life, letting God’s Holy Spirit lead him in the way he needs to go when preaching. He has come to our church on several occasions and shared the Word. Many people were deeply moved by his message. He truly encourages and helps people in their walk with God by allowing the Holy Spirit to guide him.
Rev. Janice Buffalo Enid Free Methodist Church
By: Rev. Dr. Jeffrey P. Johnson