Musings of the Minstrel
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Happy 4th
Happy 4th of July to everyone. Thank God for the liberty that we have here in the United States of America. Over the last year over 70 different nations have been represented by visitors to my blog. Many of the visitors have been from countries that do not have the freedom and liberty that we are blessed to have here in the USA. On this 4th of July I am not only saying prayers of thanksgiving but I am also offering up petitions to all of you that are living under oppressive governments. Lets agree together in prayer for the nations that the gospel of Jesus Christ would penetrate the bondage and bring freedom for lost souls. Many of you have come to this blog from Muslim countries. I am praying for you. There is a great revival of Christianity taking place in your part of the world. Keep crying out to God. His name is Jesus Christ. I am reading many new reports of Muslim people who are having dreams and vision of Jesus Christ. Reach out for him, he is as close as the mention of his name.Labels: 4th of july, c myles young, Christianity, eternal life, eternity, family, freedom, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, liberty, Muslim, prayer, repentance, thanksgiving, unconditional love
Monday, June 15, 2009
"What A Friend We Have In Jesus"
Pastor Crawford, myself & Pastor Budgell
Scriven's little house
Beautiful "Rice" lake
Labels: c myles young, Canada, joseph scriven, ontario, pastor budgell, pastor crawford, pengelly, pray without ceasing, prayer, rick lake, scrivens grave, what a friend we have in jesus
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Our world is in need of a Saviour
We are all aware of the struggles taking place in Iraq and how they impacting our world. Everyday we wake up to new stories and issues in this fight for freedom across the seas. Our world is in need of a Saviour. A few days ago Nolan Corbitt from my church left to fulfill his duty in Iraq. I am sure that many of you have family and friends that are also serving our great country somewhere around the world. We need to uphold all of our brothers and sisters with daily prayer. Pray not only for their safety but pray also for the wives and children that are at home. Put yourself in their place. How would you want someone to pray for you and your family. We are the body of Christ, so let's do our best to take care of our brothers and sisters during this tumultous time in their lives.Labels: Air Force, c myles young, gospel, Iraq, military, Nolan Corbitt, prayer
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Dear Pastor Young,
You are awesome man of God my family and I have much respect for you. I check your blog like everyday, your word thing just right. I must agree with you our world is in need of a savior. It's piercing when our brother or sister is hurting or have to be apart or whatever the case may be,We need to pray as if this is our family someone close to us or as if we are walking in those shoes. Lets take care of each other.
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Judy King said...
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God bless and keep Nolan!!! Our son spent a year in Iraq and God brought him safely home. Nolan will be in my prayers!!
Monday, March 3, 2008
Cry of Lost Humanity
Can you hear the cry of a lost and dying world? Grab your wrist and feel your pulse...with every beat of your heart another soul dies and enters eternity, never hearing the gospel of Jesus Christ. My soul is heavy this morning as a read the news and check my email. Everyone is busy in the kingdom but how many have we really saved from hell. Labels: apostolic, c myles young, cry of lost, eternity, God, gospel, holy ghost, humanity, Jesus, kingdom, orphans, pentecostal, praise, prayer, world missions
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Paint Can said...
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Pastor Young,
Very good post. As I adjust to a new church and a new life I feel that sometimes I can lose focus on what my purpose is. Winning souls can be difficult when the flesh says I am tired, someone else can take care of them, I admit that those thoughts have come over me more than once, but all I have to do is remember where those nail scarred hands pulled me from, and what Jesus has done for me in the last three years. I respect you alot Pastor Young, I haven't had much time to get to know you, but the time that you have spent talking with my wife and I is appreciated. I am excited to be a member at TRC, and look forward to the rest of 2008!
May God bless you, and your family . Love, you brother in Christ, Jason "the good" Pontius -
Kari Morgan said...
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Wow...should have read this BEFORE Thursday night...anyhow, I posted a little bit about No Limits on my blog but wanted to be sure you and Sheila, Nanny and Bishop read it before your trip...
..."As each and every helper was acknowledged, I could not help but think to myself that yes, it takes an incredible church body to fulfill the required tasks however, unless the head that turns the neck of the body is engaged with annointing and power nothing would be accomplished. Bishop and Sis. Wilson, Pastor and Sis. Young, YOU are the ones who deserve the standing ovation of gratitude and appreciation for building such a church as TRC and allowing the saints of the most High to be become capable enough to follow your leading and passion for the cause of not only No Limits but also for continuing to fulfill the purpose of Jesus Christ and His Kingdom. I LOVE my leadership immensely, I admire them wholeheartedly and I desire to be like them in every aspect that I can. So let it be known...I stand one hundred and fifty percent behind the leadership of TRC...what more could anyone ask for? Thank you from the bottom of my heart for being so true. I love you."
We love you guys...we'll be praying for you during your big journey to the Holy Land!!!
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cMc said...
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Bro. Young, I enjoyed reading your blog today and hope to see more exhortations to come! Good to feel challenged on a lazy Monday!
Christina McCorkle
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Liberia Revival
Bro BJ Wilmoth just returned today from Liberia. I spoke with him briefly. He was pumped up! 152 people received the Holy Ghost at the conference he preached. Some incredible things took place. Lord willing he is going to check in and give us a "KINGDOM" report after he gets over his jet-lag. Pray for the Stewarts as they continue to lead the revival in Liberia. Labels: 152, apostolic, BJ Wilmoth, holy ghost, kingdom, Liberia, pentecostal, praise, prayer, revival, Stewarts, Worship
Monday, February 18, 2008
THE MISSION
We sang, we danced, we cried, we partied and we gave. It was World Missions Sunday and what a time we had. Bishop John Wayabire form Uganda was with us here at TRC. Much of the congregation dressed in native clothing from various countries. It was a sight to behold (Some of them I am not sure what country they represented, looked like the flea market). It was a total blast, but it was also a place where we submitted our will to the will of the Holy Ghost. There is a planet on course for eternal judgement and we are the ones who hold the key to grace that will set them free from the curse of sin. Let us never forget the words "for whosoever will". What can we do this month to help propagate the gospel to a lost and dying world for after all this is what our purpose is.Labels: 2 - 5 club, bishop john wayabire, c myles young, nathaniel wilson, orphans, praise, prayer, two-five club, uganda, widows, world missions
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Vonney said...
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What a fun service! Awesome presence of God and comraderie with the people of God! Great blog, thanks for sharing!
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Music Eloquence said...
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My Mom told me all about this service. She was very impacted by it and I got to experience it vacariously through her. She said she was thinking about AL.
PS Incredible things are happening here Bro.Young. I am so excited about the revival and breakthrough AL is having. We just had an offering come into the office that will blow your mind. God is faithful!!!!!!!!! -
James Wilder said...
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Many types of worship services we have...this one was definitely FUN! The Kingdom of God was a party last night!
God Bless our brothers and sisters of Uganda.
Thursday, February 7, 2008
Pastor B J Wilmoth goes to Liberia
Hey everybody my man B J Wilmoth is in Liberia. He is preaching a convention and doing some very exciting investigative work on a whole new open door of ministry in Africa. He is going to be meeting with a key leader of a large church that recently visited TRC. Send some prayer coverage up for him and his crusade team as they minister in Africa. I believe that Africa is ripe for the biggest apostolic revival in the history of the world. This is only the beginning. Bro Wilmoth is going to be checking in with me while he is there and I will be posting the results of what God is up to there in Liberia. Labels: Africa, apostolic, bishop wilson, BJ Wilmoth, c myles young, elk grove, Liberia, pentecostal, prayer, revival, rock church, sacramento
Priscilla McGruder
Labels: apostolic, bishop wilson, c myles young, elk grove, heaven's point of view, pentecostal, prayer, priscilla mcgruder, rock church, sacramento
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GrammyT said...
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Pastor Young,
Besides normal life that seems to be all that I have been able to do is think about and pray for Sis. McGruder and Bro. McGruder as well. I have been looking back on how she has blessed me not just through her annointed singing but through her ministering to us at our Ladies Retreats. I keep hearing her singing that song as well "From Heavens Point of View". We are so very blessed to be able to sit under such wonderful ministry and leadership and I do thank our God daily for this. We will continue to pray for the McGruders and look forward to having them back at our church once again. Thank you for being such a wonderful pastor. We love and appreciate you and your family.
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James Wilder said...
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Pastor,
First of all, thanks for sharing your site. Secondly, our prayers are with Sis. Priscilla and Bro. Carol McGruder.
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Absolutely believe God's hand is on this situation ! Been praying for Sis.McGruder, her husband & strength for Sis. Wilson...God truly knows what he is doing ALL THE TIME. I absolutely have been blessed by the ministry of Sis. McGruder & know no matter what happens I will continue to be blessed by her strength & Godly example.
Love & Appreciate you & your family !
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Music Eloquence said...
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Bro.Young, I'm so glad I came by your site. I have and will continue praying for Sis.McGruder. Love and appreciate you and Sis.Young soooo much! Hope to see you at No Limits this year! -Von de Leigh
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Tornado in Tennessee
Labels: apostolic, bishop wilson, c myles young, don lance, elk grove, pentecostal, prayer, rock church, sacramento, tennessee, tornado
