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Technorati“It’s time for us to repent.”
Jim Bolin, senior pastor of Trinity Chapel in Powder Springs, Ga., further reminded attendants of the need to return to a posture of love, which he said was one of the greatest needs in the Church today.
“We talk about it (love). We sing about it. We preach out it. We write books about it. But very few of us really do anything with it. Very few of us are really loving one another the way that He loved the Church,” Bolin said.
“There is missing from the Church today the well of love,” the pastor pointed out.
And before God’s love can be effectively shared with those in the world, those in the Church have to love one another first.
“It’s gotta begin in the House of God. Amen?” Bolin said. “We need to start loving each other in the Church pew one more time. And if we can do it here, we’ll do it out there.”
In around 10-minute intervals, each Christian leader took turns preaching and leading the sacred assembly in prayer. Prayer topics included praying for the youth, praying for traditional marriage amendments, praying for those in poverty, and praying for pastors, among others.
Following the 2-hour event, believers were encouraged to partake in Thursday’s prayer gatherings at noon – throughout the nation and across the world.
"America is on the brink of a great outpouring of the Holy Spirit, but this will only happen as we, the Body of Christ, humble ourselves and pray,” expressed GOD TV’s co-founder and director of television, Wendy Alec, in a released statement.
“[I]t is only through the fervent supplications of the saints that the forces of darkness can be thwarted,” she added. “God is calling His people to rise up, for there is a new day and a new hour of God's glory coming to America, that has not been seen yet upon the earth."
The “Cry Out America” sacred assembly will be broadcast again Thursday at 3 p.m. ET.
Also on Thursday, at 8:46 a.m. ET — the exact time that terrorists slammed the first of two jetliners into the World Trade Center – a moment of silence will be observed at the White House.
In New York, Barack Obama and John McCain, the Democratic and Republican presidential nominees, respectively, will appear together at ground zero on Thursday to honor the memory of those who died. The campaigns agreed to halt television advertising critical of each other for the day.
On the Web:
The Awakening America website at awakeningamerica.us
Broadcast of the Cry Out America Sacred Assembly Worship Gathering at us.god.tv
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