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Prophetic: Let it Happen in His Life

Last updated on: April 10, 2019 at 12:52 pm   by Rev. Jared V. Ingle

Prophetic: Let it Happen in His Life 2019-04-10T12:52:57-04:00 Rev. Jared V. Ingle

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Jared, you just prayed for us.  Everyone reach your hand in this direction right now.  In the name of the Jesus, Lord God; everything he prayed for everyone else, let it happen in his life. – Pastor Chuck Lawrence

I’m going to take a turn and share some prophetic words from Pastor Chuck at Christ Temple Church, and myself.[1]  Anything can be prophetic, even a sermon on Sunday morning if it’s geared for a specific people in a specific time and place.

Let it Happen in His Life

This clip is over twelve minutes, so instead of transcribing everything, it may be best to think of it as a service within a service.  True worship is meant to be experienced in community rather than read about like we read the morning news.  With that in mind, I could have trimmed the clip at various points, but I thought it best to hear it couched within the vibrant worship and prophetic exhortations at Christ Temple Church.

This is a true taste of some moments in a Pentecostal service when the formal order of service is laid aside so that we can all spontaneously follow the Lord’s lead.  In fact, I had no idea I would be called upon to pray.  This is the first of a few instances over time that I spoke to this congregation.  Later, Pastor Chuck Lawrence told me that he had no idea that he would pray the same prayer over me after I prayed.  I believe that as we leave ourselves room to maneuver within a service, with discernment of course, we allow the Gifts of the Spirit to operate in a fuller sense.

This clip is also available in other formats, including podcasts.[2]


notes:

[1] as previously published, Pastor Chuck Lawrence and Rev. Jared V. Ingle, Christ Temple Church: Sunday Worship Experience, Huntington, WV.

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