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February 23-25, 2012 are the dates for Firestorm 2012, The Fire in His Eyes. Our guests will include Heidi and Rolland Baker, Lou Engle, Wesley and Stacey Campbell along with Charles and Anne Stock.

Glow in the Dark

Living in Gods Creative Energy and Supernatural Joy

By Charles Stock

Available now, in the bookstore, online!

Humans were created to live in constant communion with the Creator in Eden-pleasure. The Fall disconnected us from the ceaseless energy and creativity of God and resulted in our banishment from the Garden of Delight. Human history and personal histories tell the woeful tale of man searching for home. Through grace we become New Creation, but are not necessarily trained in these realities. Through a simple grid of concepts, we can master staying Present in the Moment, turn on the Love Light, be powerful but not corrupt, and release the glory of Gods personality into the world around us. All this leads into a lifetime of continual delight and peace. Shalom takes us into the endless Jubilee of faith.

This is a new book by Charles Stock. It is available now and shipping as orders are received.

For savings on Glow in the Dark….. please check the specials that include this book and a book by Che Ahn, Heidi Baker, or Dave Hess.

Merry Christmas from Life Center!

We invite you to join us:

“The Incarnation” – Charles Stock – December 7 at 7 pm

“Festival of Lights” – Charles Stock – December 14 at 7 pm

“Songs of the Season” – December 21 at 7 pm

Christmas Eve Ensemble – December 24 at 4 pm

Christmas Eve Candlelight Service – December 24 at 5 pm

Christmas Day Celebration – December 25 from 10 am to 11 am

Join us on Sunday morning December 4 at 8:30 am and 10:45 am as we welcome Randy Clark. Randy will be ministering in both services, so come prepared to experience God’s healing power.

Randy has traveled to over 36 countries and continues to travel extensively to see that God’s mandate on his life be fulfilled. He resides in Mechanicsburg, PA, with his wife, DeAnne. They have 4 children: Joshua (and daughter-in-law Tonya, Johannah (and son-in-law David), Josiah (and daughter-in-law Allie), and Jeremiah.

Master connector, Steve Espamer will be here at Life Center on Wednesday, November 30, 2011, starting at 7 pm. Come out for soothing and powerful ministry.

Join us as we unite with Christians around the globe on 11-11-11 to lift up and celebrate Jesus through worship. We will begin at 11 am and conclude at 11 pm.

A call to the next generation! Come join us for two days of amazing worship, face to face encounters, life-changing messages. You will never be the same.

www.beheardconference.com

Oct. 19 Fall Fest on the Patio Question and Answer night

It’s a fact that the weather report is showing rain for Wednesday night, so we will not be meeting on the patio. Don’t bring food, but do bring questions. We’ll have a blast. It all starts at 7 pm.

Join us for two special services with Kingdom Fire Ministries’ Ken Fish on October 26 and 27 beginning at 7 pm each night.

What does it mean to be “Naturally Supernatural”?
Jesus modeled a lifestyle of bringing the good news of the Kingdom of God with signs and wonders, healing, deliverance and supernatural miracles to demonstrate the love of God to the world. He later told His disciples that they could do the same things and even greater things, and they did, bringing the message of hope in Jesus throughout the world. Jesus’ message and methods that He gives to His followers haven’t changed.

Ken Fish has been involved in equipping people to  “Do the Stuff” of ministry for more than 20 years. Ken was formerly on staff with Vineyard Ministries International and worked closely with John Wimber for years as  his “ghost writer” for the Vineyard conference materials. Ken leads conferences on Healing, Deliverance, Signs and Wonders and Hearing God’s voice. Ken has a humorous, laid-back style that lends itself to helping others become naturally supernatural

Here is more info about Ken:

Ken Fish is a native of the Los Angeles area and an honor graduate of Princeton University in History and Philosophy of Religion. He concentrated on the history of late antiquity and the early middle ages and on the writings of the early church fathers. He subsequently earned his Master of Divinity degree from Fuller Theological Seminary with emphases in theology and intercultural communications. Ken also holds an MBA in finance and strategy from UCLA’s Anderson Graduate School of Management.

Ken has worked with parachurch ministries throughout his life, most notably for Vineyard Ministries International, where he ghost-wrote many of the conference materials and sermons that were the hallmarks of the Vineyard movement in the 1980s and 1990s. He has traveled extensively as a conference speaker, teaching on a wide variety of topics that includes: spiritual gifts; healing and deliverance; prophecy; spiritual formation and leadership development, and biblical exposition. Ken also has over 20 years of experience as a senior financial executive with Fortune 500 corporations where he specialized in financial management, corporate strategy, and organizational transformation. Ken resides with his wife Beth and their three children in South Bay, Los Angeles, California

And what Ken has to say about the vision Kingdom Fire Ministries:

Renewal is the first stage of visitation, and it occurs when the Spirit of God comes upon a group of believers, a fellowship (local congregation), a denomination, or even a geographic region. The result is an invigorated spiritual vitality (often called “outpouring” or “awakening”), the return of backslidden believers (sometimes termed “the return of the prodigals”), and new conversions. Renewal can occur in a single meeting or occur over a period of years or decades, depending upon the administrative gifts brought to bear upon it (known in secular language as “governance”). Renewal is chiefly for and about the Church, which is a unique institution in every society because it consists of people who are citizens of the kingdom of heaven in addition to their earthly nationality.

Revival is the second stage of visitation, and it occurs when Renewal spreads outside of the Church. During Revival, large numbers of backslidden believers and unbelievers are gathered into the churches in a region. Society begins to change as a result of this ingathering. By definition, the religious milieu is affected, as new ways of expressing old truths come to the fore and as more culturally current and authentic expressions of faith (sometimes called “new wineskins”) emerge. As a consequence, family dynamics are almost immediately affected, with restoration and reconciliation occurring between spouses, parents and children, and siblings.  Educational institutions are impacted as new institutions of learning emerge and as curriculum is revised to reflect, to propagate and to preserve the new and newly-rediscovered teachings of the day. The realm of government and politics is affected as believers take a more active interest in their world, and as they vote their newly-regenerate conscience. Laws may be enacted that reflect the beliefs of the people in the society, but as a result of the visitation, not as its cause. Business becomes more productive and ethical as believers seek to honor Christ in their workplace.  Popular culture is affected as new media, music, and literature that reflect the new mores of the society emerge. Even the military is affected, as the motives for and methods of warfare are re-examined in the light of biblical revelation.

Reformation is the third stage of visitation, and it encompasses both renewal and revival. At its heart, reformation is propagated through the transformation of worldview. Worldview transformation is a slower process than either renewal or revival, but it is the only way to ensure that today’s revivals will continue having lasting impact 200+ years into the future. During renewal and revival, many of the outward behaviors, customs, and institutions of a civilization may change, but if the worldview remains the same, the behaviors will revert to old patterns. This is most clearly seen in the cycle of evil kings/good kings in the Old Testament. Israel repeatedly returned to old habits of worshipping at the high places (II Ki. 12:3) because their worldview retained the pagan assumptions that they had assimilated while in Egypt. After leaving Egypt, Israelite syncretism improved for a period, but then it worsened dramatically after the settlement of Canaan. The mixed religious practice of Israel and Judah ultimately resulted in the destruction of both societies. Since actions follow beliefs, Kingdom Fire Ministries has a long-term goal of peacefully changing the deep structure of people’s worldviews to reflect a Christian worldview and the reality of God’s Kingdom in their lives.

Hooray!! Missionaries Chandy and Sarah Thomas will be here with us Wednesday night, October 12 beginning at 7 pm.