Jesus Life 90 - Jesus Army
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to be headache-inducingly loud. They thought I<br />
was overstating the case, until they piled out of<br />
the car and staggered into the main hall. It went<br />
up over 80 decibels. Poor Jonny was tied to the<br />
laptop and projector all day and couldn’t escape.<br />
The PA finally settled down from its frequent<br />
power-outs, and we got underway. I did the<br />
“official” talk about Multiply. Then Ian took<br />
over giving some solid teaching on the baptised<br />
life. This carried impact. The delegate numbers<br />
had now more than doubled.<br />
While de-rigging, we chatted to the young guys<br />
who were hanging around. Jonny was doing well<br />
with Carlos, and Ian with Carlson, our driver.<br />
They hope to invite them to the UK on our<br />
internship.<br />
As we summed up the day over supper,<br />
Jonny confided, “I was praying the power<br />
would go out.” We thought this was a<br />
bit (uncharacteristically) mean, until he<br />
explained, “The worship with only the voices<br />
was just so good.”<br />
DAY FOUR: SATURDAY<br />
Today we managed to arrive at the conference<br />
nearer the announced start! We were underway<br />
only an hour late.<br />
Ian gave a passionate and pointed talk about<br />
apostolic fathering. It produced a humble and<br />
committed response. In the UK we have a<br />
problem with losing the fatherless generation in<br />
church. Here - half the population being under<br />
18 – they have a problem of being overwhelmed.<br />
DAY FIVE: SUNDAY<br />
We got to Gregory’s church at 9.30am.<br />
Worship had been in progress since the 7.00am<br />
leaders’ prayer time.<br />
I gave a hour-long message. Then we rounded<br />
off with communion, singing from the children,<br />
and further introductions. At 2.00pm, having<br />
well overrun the official 12.30pm finish, things<br />
finally wound down.<br />
Back home after dark, we found three lizards<br />
and a millipede in the rooms. It all led to a<br />
24 <strong>Jesus</strong> <strong>Life</strong><br />
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