Marty Carnegie's Blog: Bristol, U.K. Best response in five years

Bristol, U.K. Best response in five years

Proper..disciples

Ps and Mrs Planter

happy to know Jesus

this is breakthrough

Pastor Planter

all 7 got saved

Salvation

many visitors

hot, Holy Ghost praise

Bristol is one of the cities I visit each year. The response this year has been the best I've seen in five years. Pastor Clyde recently moved the church into a larger building to make space for growth. God has been faithful, since that move there has been a fresh wave of revival. Visitors came to all of the services. One night we had a full altar of Eastern Europeans accepting Jesus. As always the praise team really established a great atmosphere for Gods presence. The people were so excited, their faith was reaching out to God, and God moved. With so much of Europe turning away from God, its refreshing to see people still trusting in God and believing he is the way. The church is making a good impact in this city. The disciples are on point, and the testimonies are real.

Personal note from Marty

Thanks for visiting my blog. The commission given by Jesus in the gospels is very clear. "go into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature" I started full time evangelism in 2004. Since then God had opened doors to minister in many nations around the world. From Africa to Australia, Canada to the Caribbean, Pacific islands to Europe. Though many miles separate these places, one thing makes them the same, the need to know the love of God in Christ. Barbara and I have made it our aim to pray and fulfill this calling until Christ returns. We put together this webpage to bless inform and encourage all of our faithful supporters and prayer partners around the world. We especially thank our home church in Tucson, as well as the Kingston Jamaica folks, and the Wonderful congregation in Rotherhithe London. Always pray for our family for continued grace to finish the course.

Understanding The Gosepel Of Jesus

1. Everyone is born into life a sinner; Romans 3:23 "for all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God"

2. Our sins seperate us from a holy God, and condemn us to Eternal death; Romans 6:23 "for the wages of sin is death

3. God loves us all even though we're sinful and disobedient; Romans 5:8 "God proved his love..while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us"

4. If we repent and believe in the finished work of Jesus our Lord, we can be forgiven, and saved from judgement to come Romans 10:9-10,13 "confess..the lord Jesus, and believe..you shall be saved"

Anyone, anywhere, at any time can be saved! Hallelujah! (just ask Jesus)

Prayer Requests

Pray for

Ps Chase's new facility in North Carolina. God give funds, and Favor to finish this work

Many souls saved on my recent Africa trip, ask God to help lock those folks faithfully into one of the churches.

Pastor Warner is recovering well from his surgery, pray for him daily for healing..We want to see him back to full strength preaching the gospel

The church in Marseille France. They need a new facility. They are packed in and need space.

All the upcoming revivals

The Nembhards in Jamaica

The Marshalls in Namibia

Jamile and Yinka Hurst, moving to USA

The Andersons going to Tanzania

The Kuti-Georges going to Cameroon

San Diego church for favor with a new building

Aurora Colorado church needs a new building

Recomended Books

Just started reading; 7 Tipping points, Oh its good...1. Death by church; by Mike Erre. 2. The 10 dumb things Christians do; by Mark Attebury. 3. For men and for women only; by Jeff and Shaunti Feldhahn. 4. I just started reading "Hooked" so far it’s great, explaining real well the process of addiction in the sexes. 5. If God is so Good; by Randy Alcorn. 6. Respectable Sins; by Jerry Bridges........... If you can handle heavy conviction read; The Heavenly Man by Brother You and Paul Hattaway..serious

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