Experiencing God

You will seek me and find me, when you seek me with all your heart. Jeremiah 29:13

I am really excited that we have two very powerful speakers at America’s Keswick for our Victory Week #4.

Dr. Roger Willmore has been coming to America’s Keswick every year for the past 16 years and has become a good friend to many. He opened the door for us to have Dr. Richard Blackaby join him for the week.

Probably 25 years ago I was given the challenge to go through the Experiencing God study written by Richard and his Dad, Dr. Henry Blackaby. It was and is a very powerful study.

If you have never gone through it, here are the seven realities that they share about experiencing God:

1. God is always at work around you.

2. God pursues a continuing love relationship with you  that is real and personal.

3. God invites you to become involved with Him in His work.

4. God speaks by the Holy Spirit through the Bible,  prayer, circumstances, and the church to reveal  Himself, His purposes and His ways.

5. God’s invitation for you to work with Him always  leads you to a crisis of belief that requires faith and action.

6. You must make major adjustments in your life to join God in what He is doing.

7. You come to know God by experience as you obey  Him and He accomplishes His work through you.

You could really camp out (no pun intended) on these for weeks, but take a look at the list and allow them to penetrate your mind.

If you can’t come each evening, remember that you can watch live right from our website: www.americaskeswick.org. Come join us as we learn to experience God! The morning sessions with Roger begin at 9:30 AM and the evenings are at 7:00 PM – Bill Welte is President & CEO of America’s Keswick

Team YOU: Psalm 51-53; Proverbs 30; Romans 2

Motivations: God clears the underbrush ahead and guides us down special paths beaten just for us through thickets of time and uncertainty. Leslie Williams

 

 

 

Practice to Remember: Level 1:Philippians 2:16; Level 2: Philippians 2:19-24

Powered Up:  Father, I wait thy daily will;
Thou shalt divide my portion still;
Grant me on earth what seems me best,
Till death and heaven reveal the rest. – Isaac Watts