Back Then...


Back Then…
I remember back to a time where the Holy Spirit ran the meeting, fellowship, and for those who still call buildings the “church”; the church… Back then on many occasions the song minister (still cannot find that ministry in the Word of God) would have to stop singing… Back then on many occasions the Pastor never got to deliver his monologue… Back then the Holy Spirit would deliver people from addictions, heal them on the spot of diseases, and people were getting saved left and right….

Today…
Today you can set your watch when a service is going to start and pretty much when it is over… Today you have a song, announcements, the taking of God’s money, a few more songs, occasionally people will wait for the Holy Spirit to do something (2-4 minutes is the usual amount of time), a monologue from someone, a short alter call and BAM… The service is over… Everyone leaves the same way they came and many will go home and go back to what THEY want to do… Sin, say a little bedtime prayer of forgiveness, and then commit that same sin over and over every day…

The Holy Spirit will NEVER operate in MAN’S CANNED BOXES that today’s “christian” call a “church service”. Oh NO! The Holy Spirit will just sit on the sidelines WAITING on these people to GET OUT OF THE WAY… When the REAL Holy Spirit is there then there will be DELIVERANCE, INSTANT HEALINGS, SALVATION FOR THE LOST and the fellowship will grow with NEW people wanting to come all the time…

This was the working of the HOLY SPIRIT…

BACK THEN!

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