Learning To Flow with the Spirit of God by Kenneth E. Hagin

Author:Kenneth E. Hagin
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Tags: miracles, Christian, Christ, ministry, believers, Jesus, Holy Spirit, signs, Learning To Flow with the Spirit of God, wonders
Published: 2011-09-30T10:51:37+00:00

At other times, we would be sitting there in silence—no music, no nothing—and that farmer I mentioned would suddenly jump up and start dancing in the Spirit! Everybody got blessed. Then half the church jumped up and started dancing in the Spirit with him. Not one of them was dancing in the flesh.

And sometimes the Spirit of God would be so intense that it felt like we were basking in the sunlight o f heaven. It felt like the very atmosphere was charged.

Nobody said a word. There was just silence—holy silence—and we were almost afraid to move. It seemed like if we were to move, we'd destroy the atmosphere. Not a baby cried (we weren't able to have a nursery; it was a one-room church), and not a child moved. They sensed the same thing. We were just soaking this up, sitting in God's presence.

We might sit that way for forty-five minutes. I think we once went as long as an hour and a half in silence. Glory to God! We need to learn about these things and experience them again.

The husband of one of our members was unsaved. He brought his wife to church on Sunday mornings, and then he went uptown to a place that wasn't supposed to be open on Sundays, but it was. He'd gamble and do other things until it was time to pick his wife up at church.

We'd start our morning worship service at 10:45, and sometimes we'd stay until 2:30 in the afternoon. But if the Spirit was not moving, I'd always dismiss at noon. (There was no use going on and on and on when God wasn't in it.) One Sunday noon, this unsaved man drove up to the church, parked his car, rolled the window down, but he couldn't hear a thing. He said later he even walked up to the windows of that little frame building, but because the windows were painted over—we didn't have stained glass—he couldn't see inside. He actually put his ear up against the window.

He told us later, "I thought, Well, I know they're here. All their cars are in the parking lot, but I can't hear anything. Do you suppose the Rapture has taken place? " (He'd once been in a service where the minister had preached on "the catching away," or Rapture.) The man returned to his car, waited awhile longer, still didn't hear anything, and went back to the window to listen again. We were still sitting in a holy silence.

Finally the man opened one of the church doors and stepped inside. The church was two-thirds full, but everybody was just sitting there. I was sitting on the platform. Nobody was saying a word.

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