Musings of the Minstrel
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Summit - Spokane, Washington
 Labels: Bradley Smith, c myles young, Cody Marks, cornerstone, donald lance, Franco Platonia, Jason Dillon WPF, Jon Shoemake, mark king, Revivalution, Rick Mayo, Spokane, Summit Conference, Washington, WPF
Friday, March 20, 2009
Oakland Tabernacle





Tonight is an exciting night for Sheila and me. We are participating in the first night of the dedication of Oakland Tabernacle. This is the fulfillment of a dream that began several years ago. My father and mother are pastoring Oakland and have done a tremendous job of remodeling the building. It is a beautiful testimony of blessing and the hard work of the saints at Oakland Tabernacle. Tonight, Bishop Wilson is speaking and tomorrow I will be ministering in "OakTown". I am excited! These folks really know how to worship. Like we used to say, "If you can't preach in Oakland, you may as well quit trying".Labels: c myles young, Curtis Young, Dedication Services, nathaniel wilson, Oakland Tabernacle, OakTown, sheila young
1 Comments:
- Unknown said...
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This song is one of my favorites too! It reminds us that ministry proceeds out of relationship with the lover of our souls - Jesus. No relationship - no real ministry...
Randy Williams 
Thursday, March 19, 2009
TIME WITH HIM
 Many of you have wondered about the song that is looping on my blog.  It is one of my all time favorites by my favorite group, Commissioned!  Boy were those the days!  They were cutting edge and I would listen to their projects for hours.  This particular song was not one of their big hits, in fact most don't remember it.  It was released in the closing moments of this group.  I will never forget the first time I heard this song.  I was driving down the 5 through Los Angeles , I stuck in this cd and began to listen.  When this song came on, I kept playing it over and over and tears began to roll down my face.  I was just beginning to experience some blessing and promotion in my music and ministry.  Everything was clicking and I was living in the overflow.  This song confronted me to my core.  I had to pull over because the tears just kept coming.  It was one of those forever moments. Now, so many years later, this song still pulls at my heart as a deep reminder that in the midst of my success and accomplishments that Jesus is still in love with me and wants to spend time with me.  This thing called Christianity is a relationship.  He longs to spend time with us and show us His love.  Maybe this song can touch that spot in your soul and woo you back to a little time with the lover of your soul.Be blessed!
Labels: blessings, c myles young, Christianity, commissioned, crying, Fervent Prayer, love, ministry, relationship
1 Comments:
- C Hendryx said...
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Pastor- Thanks for posting that song. I always listen to Commissioned during my prayer time. Their songs might be a lil 'old school.' But the message is impacting and pure.
 
Monday, March 9, 2009
NO LIMITS 09
Labels: baptism in Jesus name, barry sutton, BJ Wilmoth, c myles young, Cody Marks, guy godwin, larry booker, nathaniel urshan, nathaniel wilson, No Limits, sacramento, steve pixler
4 Comments:
- Jennifer Connell said...
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Bro. Young,
I was so blessed by Innovate and No Limits this year! It's encouraging to see so many other musicians learning, and other people just like me living for God. I don't see many people too often because I am in a home missions church, so it was a lot of fun for me. Thanks so much!
God bless,
Jen - said...
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Honestly I went on the website to try to listen to Pastor Pixler but your message about NOAH was the only one I could pull up. What an awesome message it was. I listened once and then again with my husband when he got home. My only complaint was that you skipped over so much.
 - Rachel said...
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Pastor Young,
My oh my did you ever preach! My brother was there that night. I know God really blessed him. In Jesus name he is on his way back. Love you and Sis. Young so much. Thank you for everything you do! - said...
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Now Thurs. night is what I call preaching and we need to hear more like that! That is MEAT!
We want more like this! 






