Rodney Howard Browne Fort Walton Beach

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Hello Rodney & Adonica, My name is Fay Sullivan.  When you and your team came to my area God used me to support you supernaturally in several ways.  It was God’s ideas and miracles through me that you will be hearing about in this text.  God told me to:  1. Go to Southern Flooring Co. and ask them for new carpet to be put in the Hirsch dressing room for you.  The owner gave the carpet and labor to install it free.  God supplies!  2. Prepare meatballs and spaghetti for you and your family.  God supplies!  3.  Mention to Pastor Eric that John Starns is an anointed singer he could get for your meeting.  God supplies!  4.  He told me to go to a major grocery chain and ask the produce manager to sell me fruits and vegetables daily from the salad bar for your street ministers.  The produce manager sold me a grocery basket full for $3 each.

God supplies!  5. Go to the bakery and ask to buy pies, pastries and cakes.  Bakery manager donated baskets full for free, daily.  God supplies!  6.  Because of the hot Louisiana temperatures,  God told me to take cold water and fruit to the streets and people were going door to door.  One store donated a box of fresh peaches. God supplies!  7.  Daily/Nightly deliver the fruit and veggies to the Hirsch sleeping quarters for workers on the street.  One night when I put the food on the table I found out that 75 bible students were coming.  Knowing this, I trusted God to meet their need.  I turned around “knowing” that God was multiplying that little food.  I knew it wasn’t enough for 75 people when I put it on the table, but when God finished touching it, everyone was filled and there was even left over’s in the morning.  God supplies!    David Barr may remember this.  He was there. God’s servant/child.

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This was my first Sunday in the children’s church. We arrived at the church at 8.am and were given information and our assignments for the day. The children were to sit on the floor along marked lines, boys on one side and girls on one side. My job was mainly to be responsible for the girls on two of the front rows.

I felt like things over all went quite smoothly in children’s church this day, taken into consideration the number of children that was present, and the fact that for many of them it was their first time coming. I believe that was both because the qualifications of the regular workers and the presence of the anointing.

It seemed like the kids enjoyed all the games, and also the excitement when four bikes were given away. When it came time for preaching to the kids, the children’s minister painted a very vivid picture of Jesus suffering and death. The children listened well most of the time. It seemed like at the end, though, some of them had reached the end of their attention-span. When the alter call was given, approximately 150 children responded. It was great to know that many of these children had come on the buses and was a harvest from the church’s soul winning efforts. We know there was great rejoicing in heaven.

I noticed especially a little girl of maybe 7 or 8 years of age that probably came on one of the buses. She seemed to be a little easily distracted, and I was thinking she might be from a difficult home-situation. As the gospel was preached, I was not sure whether she listened to what was said or not. But when the alter call was given I was happy to see that she went forward together with all the other children.

It is wonderful to see how the kids respond to the gospel. We as adults have a lot to learn from them. I am reminded of how Jesus told the disciples in Matt.18 that they had to change and become like little children to enter the kingdom of heaven. It seems to be easier for children to humble themselves and realize that they their need for help and a savior.

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The human heart is a fascinating muscle. Every time I hear about how everything works physically in the body, I get so amazed. But the most fascinating this is still not the physical heart, but the heart in which God can put dreams and visions. Proverbs 4:23 tell us to “Keep and guard your heart with all vigilance and above all that you guard, for out of it flow the springs of life”. This means that what we have in our hearts affects our whole lives. You can try to be someone else or try to come across as a better person than you really are, but at some point, your heart will reveal the real you. In Matt 16:27 it says that you’ll have to give an account to God (for your life, your attitude, your thoughts, your words, your deeds…). And how you handle these things in your life depends on what you have in your heart.

No one has the perfect heart – we all need to check what we actually have in our hearts and deal with things all the time. If there are things you have in your heart that you know you should deal with, but don’t, it’ll be a hinder for God to talk to you or do what he wants to do in and through you. For it is not about the word that goes out, but the heart that receives it. This means that God can talk to you, but you might not be able to receive it because your heart is filled with other stuff that’s in the way for God.

Psalms 24 tells us that the one that can come in to Gods presence is the one with clean hands and a pure heart. God wants us to surrender everything and let him clean us white as snow. He wants to have access to all of my heart!

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I received major revelation out of the class, while listening I said to myself “Pastor Adonica is talking about the parable of the sower”, and suddenly volumes of this revelation started pouring into my heart about God’s word, and the landscape of our heart, which is, to me, the matters of the heart. I probably could write a book of the downloads I received during the lectures. I personally received an impartation listening to the message of Matter of the heart.

In class I learned that my hearts is only plowable, when I yield to the spirit of God. The Holy Spirit is what makes our hearts tender and plowable. The heart is interchanged alot throughout scripture with the word Spirit. We are not to confuse our human spirit with the Holy Spirit. The bible uses heart in comparison to our human spirit. Our human spirit is the real us, because man is a three part being. Man is a spirit, he has a soul, and he lives in a body. In Matthew 13, Jesus explains the four types of conditions of the heart; the wayside, the stony places, and the thorns, and last but not least, good ground. So to me, that means that there is about a 25% return on the seed sown and about 75% percent of people don’t produce any fruit! Not being about to produce fruit reminds me of a neutered dog. People have been neutered by their own hearts, and their own hearts won’t allow them to produce fruit for the kingdom.

In Luke chapter 8, Jesus uses a powerful illustration with different grounds in comparison with the conditions of the human spirit. For example, all land masses with human inhabitants have boundaries on maps, title deeds, plots, atlas etc. When you look at these lines drawn you see that they separate countries, states, counties, and even our houses. Every believer should draw their own boundary in their own heart and steward their own spirit, and nobody else’s. This area is where I believe people get in big trouble. I believe that ourselves and God has the title deed to our heart! We are only responsible for our own heart conditions and we have to make sure we are good farmers that will takes care of the our own heart. I don’t know of any farmer who would just take seed and handle it carelessly just throwing the seed anywhere and everywhere. I would think personally that if a farmer stood on top of a building and threw a big bag of seed over the edge of a busy New York street, that it wouldn’t produce a hill a beans! We are to take the word of God and plant it on good ground so that it will produce the hundredfold return.

The branch is the place where fruit should be visually, and physically located (John 15). When we understand and draw a boundary for the word to take first place in our hearts then we will hook up to the vine which is Jesus and we are the branches; we will produce fruit, good fruit from the heart. We have to draw boundaries, a deep line in from within our spirit, which cries out I love you Lord with all my heart, and with all my mind and with all my soul! We need to separate ourselves from the world, and the cares of life. The only way to have a good fertile heart which is good ground is to fall in love with Jesus and allow the Holy Spirit to break up the foul ground by spending time with him.

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Very elderly lady said she was never saved she said and she wanted to and we went through whole script. She told me God sent me to her. There was another lady on the bench next to her I started talking to her but she couldn’t understand. She spoke creole. The lady I just prayed with told me she spoke creole & agreed to translate. She walked this other woman who she didn’t know all the way through the prayer after just getting saved. God is awesome! Husband and wife got saved. Quiet lady seemed nonresponsive, could feel anointing flow into her and received Christ. 9 people prayed sinners prayer. Others who already knew Jesus acted for prayer.

Barbara P
Georgia United States