DAN BISER II

 Greetings, "for, behold he prayeth,"  Acts 9:11 "A devout man, and one that feared God with all his house, which gave much alms to the people, and prayed to God alway."  Acts 10:2 How many other verses, that match this same discipline of prayer?  Numerous times I come before you with this email, with that same calling and same directive, that God sees and knows our position, 'behold he/she prayeth'; and the time reference of Cornelius, 'he prayeth alway.'   Each one of us on this email prayer lists, at some point or another, we have had interaction to this mighty, powerful discipline of prayer.  Where God has birthed within us that passion, fervency, and desire to pray, so as to prevail.  And the great exploits of past, present and future have hinged on somewhere and at sometime that God has allowed us to break through.  Where we go beyond just praying, and we see the prayers answered.  Glory to His Name for such Divine moments in our life that brin

 Greetings, "For all have sinned & come short of His glory" - Romans 3:23 "lest a promise being left us of entering into His rest, any of you should seem to come short of it."  Hebrews 4:1 "increased not diminished"  Jeremiah 29:6 These phrases have occupied most of my attention this past week in prayer times and meditation.  'Coming short' and this phrase uniquely speaking to me, 'increased not diminished'.  One month ago, I was in Asbury, experiencing the manifest Presence of the Lord.  And since then, all I do is find myself looking up over my shoulder above me to see if He is hoovering in that same fashion.  And that great experience is nothing compared to the other historic revivals of days gone by that reveals His power to lay men low in conviction and conversion.  What is the greatest experience of God's glory that you have seen and experienced?  And that one moment in life, or possibly several times in your life and service

 Greetings, "Is there not cause?"  I Samuel 17;  "What is the cause?"  Acts 10:21 When Goliath stood forth and cursed the armies of Israel and the God of Israel, David rose to meet that challenge.  And being rebuked by his brother, he declares this question, for his reproof, 'Is there not a cause?"  Yes, there is a cause, the enemy of our Lord has come and cannot be permitted to continue his evil devices, plans and practices.  For Satan's sole cause is to  'kill, steal and maim' in all it is to destroy the purpose and creation of God.  He comes against all that God has instituted of His church, family and marriage, Israel and the nations and His desire that all be saved.  There is a cause! Cornelius has a heavenly visitation and been instructed to go and send for Simon Peter.  Peter has fallen into a trance upon the roof top and 3 times God has reproved him for looking upon that which God has created as unclean.  God has told him, 'what I ha

 Greetings, "And suddenly. . . let us go & see. . . came and found. . . .what they had seen, they made known. . . all that heard it wondered. . . ."  Luke 2:13 - 20 Can we walk through this passage of Luke 2, and not only rejoice in the context of it, that it is the great message that the Saviour of the world has come? but also that it is that which was experienced, in revival last month, at Asbury.  The same verbs of reference that gave great witness and testimony to the coming of the Messiah, the Christ child, is the same when revival comes in like fashion. 'And Suddenly" - how often I have heard Richard Owen Roberts reverberate that phrase describing revival and God's sudden coming.  Suddenly He comes and in miraculous fashion.  We have waited for 50 years to see and experience God's Manifest Presence in such a large venue.  God has come upon many churches and situations 'suddenly', but not as the whole of 10,000's . " Let us go &