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The Wharf

While in the midst of a prayer meeting for revival one night, the Lord showed me something so disturbing that I hesitated to share it with the others there. We had gathered together in a home with a sincere desire to pray for revival in our area, but I noticed that the prayers only seemed to be directed to each other, their pastors, their churches, and Christianity in general. No one had even mentioned the lost and unsaved - they were only praying for themselves.

Oct 21,2009, 12:27PM |

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I Will That Men Pray

By Dale Garris

"I will therefore that men pray every where..." 1 Timothy 2:8 It has been said that preaching moves men, but prayer moves God. If that is the case, then it seems to me that we should do a lot more praying than preaching and a lot more time on our knees listening to God than sitting on our butts reading books. Why is it that prayer seems to be the most neglected of all Christian ...

Jul 25,2009, 4:44PM |

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Introduction to Four Steps to Revival

By Dale Garris

** This is the introduction to the booklet, "Four Steps to Revival", which is due to be released by July 1st. Introduction I am writing out this message of the Four Steps to Revival because I believe that it is the best hope for a solution to the deep spiritual problems that face our world. I believe that we are living in the last days, as do many other Christians who have been watch...

Jun 22,2009, 12:56PM |

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Ol' Bill Done Woke Up!

By Dale Garris

Well, ol' Bill finally woke up. Ol' Bill comes to our little fellowship in the Pizza place in Maypearl. His son-in-law, Harry, is the pastor there - I say pastor, but it's just a little fellowship where a handful us gather on Sunday morning to praise the Lord and share the Word. I don't know if most folks would consider it church 'cause there's no steeple or fancy pews with a choir an...

May 31,2009, 1:08AM |

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An ongoing discussion on the current state of the Church in America, how it got there, and where it is going. This blog will tackle tough issues for the Church in uncompromising terms while continuing to meet the challenges posed by a widening body of unbelievers.