Experiencing the Power of Unity at Memphis Exalts Jesus

Memphis Exalts Jesus!

Today I want to share an inspiring event that truly exemplifies the power of unity and the supernatural presence of Jesus in our lives. On April 4, 2015, we gathered at AutoZone Park for an event called Memphis Exalts Jesus, and it was nothing short of miraculous.

A Divine Appointment with the Number Seven

Before diving into the event, I want to share a personal experience that underscores the mystical nature of our journey to Memphis. Recently, I aired a podcast about the biblical significance of the number seven. This number has played a profound role in my life, so much so that after recording the podcast, I had a surreal encounter at Walmart. As I stood in line, a girl randomly turned and said, "July 7th." This date has deep connections to my life and our move to Memphis, where everything seemed to align perfectly with the number seven. From church addresses to prorated rent, the number seven was a clear sign that we were meant to be here.

 Seeking Him in Memphis

Susan and I moved to Memphis with a fervent desire to seek God's will and make meaningful connections. We were drawn to the idea of bold, outdoor evangelism and the celebration of uncorrupted Christian holidays. This led to events like Camp Pentecost, where we celebrated the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, free from any pagan influences.

The Call for Unity

One of the most remarkable aspects of Memphis Exalts Jesus was the unity among believers. People from various denominations and walks of life came together with a common purpose: to lift up the name of Jesus. This wasn't just a response to the nearby National Atheist Convention; it was a heartfelt cry for revival in a city that desperately needs Jesus.

A Gathering of Worship and Testimonies

From 1 PM to 5 PM, AutoZone Park was filled with worship, scripture readings, prayers, and powerful testimonies. Steve Copeland, one of the event organizers, emphasized that this gathering was not about opposing atheists but about declaring the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Hundreds of believers, including Caucasian, African-American, Chinese, and Korean Christians, came together, demonstrating that we are one in Christ.

Spreading the Message

To ensure that the message of Jesus reaches as many people as possible, we are using hashtags like #ExaltJesusMemphis and #MemphisExaltsJesus. I encourage you to share these hashtags and spread the word. It's not about the Easter bunny; it's about lifting up the name of Jesus over a city in need.

Reflecting on Brotherhood

In addition to the event, I want to highlight the importance of supporting our brothers and sisters in Christ. Just like soldiers have a battle buddy, we need to be there for each other, especially in times of spiritual warfare. Galatians 6:10 reminds us to "do good to all men, especially unto them who are of the household of faith."

Looking Ahead

As we continue to pray for revival in Memphis, I ask for your prayers and support. Share the videos, tweets, and posts about the event. Let's create a ripple effect that spreads the love and power of Jesus far and wide.

Thank you for being a part of this journey. Together, we can make a difference.

The Supernatural Significance of the Number Seven in My Life

Divine Significance of the Number Seven

I want to share with you the amazing role the number seven has played in my life and how I believe it points to the supernatural hand of God.

As Christians, we know that numbers can hold deep spiritual significance in Scripture. The number seven, in particular, is mentioned hundreds of times and is often associated with completion, perfection, and God's divine purposes. 

I first became aware of the special meaning of seven when I was just 12 years old. On July 7, 1977 (7/7/77), my dad and I were on a road trip. He turned to me and said, "Conrad, I want you to always remember this date and this moment." From then on, he would regularly ask me, "Where were we on the 7th day of the 7th month in '77?" I never forgot.

Over the years, I started to notice sevens popping up in uncanny ways - in phone numbers, addresses, and more. My dad and I began to see it as "our number," a special bond between us and a reminder of God's presence in our lives.

But the real kicker came when my wife Susan and I were praying about a big move. We asked God for clear direction. Then one day, two incredible things happened: Our breakfast total came to exactly $7.77, and we were quoted prorated rent of $777 for our new place. What are the odds? 

Even more remarkable, Susan's father had started a church years ago at an address with 777 in it! We were blown away by this cluster of sevens and took it as supernatural confirmation of God's leading.

Now, we have to be careful not to get caught up in trying to "decode" God's will through signs and numbers alone. We need the Holy Spirit's anointing and wise counsel to rightly discern his voice. But I truly believe God can and does speak to us through divine coincidences like this.

The number seven will always make me smile and think of my dad. More importantly, it points me to my Heavenly Father. Just as he told us to "remember the Sabbath," I believe he delights when we remember and acknowledge his hand in our lives, even in the little things.

I'd love to hear from you. Has God ever spoken to you through repeating numbers, names, or other signals? Comment below with your story!

Jennifer Warhawk Testimony - From Pagan to Christian

From Priestess to Christ Follower

Introduction:

I recently had the privilege of interviewing Jennifer Warhawk, a woman with an incredible story of faith. Jennifer's journey took her from being raised in a Christian home, to exploring paganism and atheism, before finally returning to Christ with a newfound passion and conviction. Her unique perspective, especially on topics like the pagan roots of many Christian holidays, is eye-opening and thought-provoking. I'm excited to share Jennifer's powerful testimony with you today.

Jennifer's Early Years:

Though raised in a Christian family, Jennifer says the faith was more about going to church than truly living for Christ at home. This laid the foundation for her to easily fall away from Christianity in her rebellious teenage years. Jennifer's dad's third wife actually gave her a book on witchcraft that started her down the path of exploring paganism. 

Diving into Paganism:

As a young adult, Jennifer got involved with a group of practicing pagans. She was searching for spirituality and a connection with a god, which she didn't find in the Christian faith she grew up with. Paganism was attractive and made her feel connected to the earth. Jennifer even decided to become a priestess and studied paganism extensively, including the pagan holidays that the church later adopted. However, God prevented her from completing the process of becoming a priestess.

A Period of Atheism:

After moving and going to college, Jennifer lost her pagan faith and became an atheist. What she thought was a supernatural vision was explained away as a brain phenomenon, shaking her belief. Being educated by atheist professors further solidified her atheistic worldview for a time, though she wasn't dogmatic about it. 

Returning to Christ:

What finally brought Jennifer back to faith was, ironically, getting involved in conservative politics. As she researched issues, she realized she was a conservative, which didn't jive well with paganism or atheism. Around the 2012 election, Jennifer decided to sincerely pray and ask God to reveal Himself to her if He was real. God answered that authentic prayer, and Jennifer returned to Christianity, though it meant major changes like giving up the pagan-rooted holidays she had always celebrated.

Conclusion:

Jennifer's story shows the power of God to bring someone back to Himself, even from paganism and atheism, when they sincerely seek Him. Her discovery of the pagan roots of holidays like Christmas and Easter, while not always popular, reflects a commitment to worship God in spirit and in truth. Jennifer's testimony is an encouragement to never stop praying for loved ones to come to faith, no matter how far they seem. I know her story has impacted me, and I pray it blesses you as well.