Roberto Miranda meets with Barbara LaChance and Christopher Leighton, both Church leaders from Connecticut, to discuss "revival", the sustained flow of God's life to His people.
A New England wide relational network of believers and church leaders laboring for authentic unity and encouraging sustainable movements of prayer in order to see long-term revival and awakening in the New England Church. "In Jesus, you too are being built together to become a dwelling in which God lives by His Spirit." (Eph. 2:22)
Showing posts with label revival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label revival. Show all posts
Monday, March 19, 2012
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Diversity: Overcoming Differences
Are you in a hurry?
Despite our best intentions, we often find ourselves rushing to get everything done that needs to be done. As we've all experienced, being in a hurry can lead us to overlook things that are important in favor of the urgent requirements of the moment.
Over the last months, Roberto Miranda has had a series of conversations with Christian leaders around the region. These conversations are not urgent. However, if you're interested in seeing God's presence fill the New England region, in seeing greater unity in the Body of Christ, and in understanding what we can do to cooperate with God in these things, I think you'll find these conversations important.
So, set aside an hour when you can, sit down with a cup of tea, and savor this conversation with John Eckhardt and Kevin Kidd, two Maine pastors with years of experience overcoming differences in the Body of Christ. I don't think you'll regret it!
Despite our best intentions, we often find ourselves rushing to get everything done that needs to be done. As we've all experienced, being in a hurry can lead us to overlook things that are important in favor of the urgent requirements of the moment.
Over the last months, Roberto Miranda has had a series of conversations with Christian leaders around the region. These conversations are not urgent. However, if you're interested in seeing God's presence fill the New England region, in seeing greater unity in the Body of Christ, and in understanding what we can do to cooperate with God in these things, I think you'll find these conversations important.
So, set aside an hour when you can, sit down with a cup of tea, and savor this conversation with John Eckhardt and Kevin Kidd, two Maine pastors with years of experience overcoming differences in the Body of Christ. I don't think you'll regret it!
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| The conversation continues as Roberto interviews two men from Maine, John Eckhardt and Kevin Kidd. John and Kevin have both spent years attempting to overcome differences in the Church and are starting to see success as never before. |
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
New Video Series on Revival in New England
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| Brandt Gillespie |
From Cape Cod, to New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Maine, Boston, and even Cambridge, God is bringing believers together for prayer and partnership in unique and spiritually dynamic ways. For the next several weeks, we’re going to be sharing conversations with Christian leaders from around the region hosted by Dr. Roberto Miranda. Producer Brandt Gillespie introduces this new video series.
As a technical note, click on the link marked "Click Here" and not on the video image itself. You'll be redirected to a page where you can watch the videos and leave comments
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Dana Baker, Director of Multicultural Ministries, Grace Chapel, Lexington MA; Roberto Miranda, Senior Pastor, Congregación León de Judá, Boston MA; and Dick Germaine, Barnabas Ministries, Hopkinton MA |
What is the Spirit of the Lord saying to us?
Many speak of a stirring in their hearts to come along side one another, cooperate effectively, hear and understand what God is doing as clearly as possible. Some believe He is bringing sustained revival to our region and in our time. So in obedience to that still small voice, we take counsel in one another and seek Him in wisdom and truth.
Our prayer is simply: "Lord, let the conversation begin."
Dr. Roberto Miranda has hosted several high value conversations with some of the most thoughtful Christian leaders from the New England area to tackle some of the more difficult challenges standing in the way of forming partnerships to harness our diverse styles and unique personal callings.
By starting the first video, you will begin a significant conversational journey with fellow believers. It leads you to the first conversation entitled “Partnering” with Dr. Miranda, Dick Germaine of Barnabas Ministries, and Dana Baker, Director of Multicultural Ministries at Grace Chapel. However, this is only the gateway to other equally important interactions that we believe you will find valuable.
I am asking for your helpful feedback. There is a place provided for you to write your comments. Our production team will honestly read each one with interest and forward them to Dr. Miranda as well.
Thanks for your interest, comments and suggestions. If you know of other guests who you believe may be able to add something unique to these conversations please let me know.
Blessings,
Brandt Gillespie, President PrayTV
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