Musings of the Minstrel
Thursday, April 17, 2008
We've gone global!
I am thrilled that so many are viewing this blog. Thank you for logging in. 25 Countries are now represented. I am very interested in hearing from some of you. I am very interested in finding out how you found this site, especially if you are from another country than the USA. Drop me a line and let us know who you are and where you are from. Where ever you are today, I pray God's face will shine upon you. Be blessed my brothers and sisters. Labels: apostolic, c myles young, global, gospel, world missions
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
From The Grand to the Grind
Well, my traveling days are over for a while. No Limits, Israel, France, Canada, Branson...all these foreign countries have me worn out. It is good to be home. Back to normal life. Well, as normal as my life ever is. We sometimes say "Back to the grind" with a negative bent, but I am not feeling any negativity right now. It is good to be back doing the daily work that makes the kingdom of God expand. The conferences, the crusades, the world-changing events only exist because of "daily faithfulness". I believe that the hope of the world is the "local church". The daily stuff is not near as fun as all of the high profile things that we want to be a part of. Peter was in one of those "cool" mountain-top events and wanted to stay and build 3 temples to dwell in, but Jesus said "No....lets head back down to where real life is...." This is where real ministry takes place, in the everyday existence of faithful obedience. Labels: apostolic, back home, c myles young, grand things, rock church, sacramento, world missions
3 Comments:
- Judy King said...
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I can second that..... great to be back home! But it was great to have the Youngs here for Youth Conference. They did an outstanding job!
And it was a blast to be with them in Branson! - said...
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Bro. Young, We so are glad you are back! Thank you for the outstanding message last night.
Love you~ Gerardo & Amy - cMc said...
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How very TRUE! I really enjoy reading your blog! Good stuff!
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
CALGARY, ALBERTA CANADA
4 different countries in 5 days. Whew, I am exhausted. Labels: Alberta, c myles young, Calgary, Canada, Canadian flag, God Quest, gospel, holy ghost, world missions, Worship
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- MissionsAngel said...
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This is going to be an awesome conference! I'm with you on this one Bro Young, Calgary is a very beautiful city and its packed with pepople from every culture and tongue, hungry for something true, something real and doors of Truth Church are wide open! See you in Calgary!
- Judy King said...
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We are glad to have the Youngs with us! It is so much fun.
So glad you guys love Calgary and Canada! - Janell said...
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What a wonderful place to be! Canada has some really great people there! =)
- The Guy With The Bike said...
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amen ! ;-)
- Judy King said...
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YOUTH CONFERENCE WAS WONDERFUL!! Thanks Young Family for being with us....it was a blast!
Sunday, March 23, 2008
ISRAEL
Well, I am back. I just returned from the land of Israel. What an incredible place! I have never been to a place that has impacted me as much as Israel. Labels: c myles young, Gethsemane, God Quest, Israel, Jesus, kingdom, revival, world missions
2 Comments:
- Paint Can said...
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Welcome home Pastor Young.
- Kari Morgan said...
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Glad you all made it back safe and sound!
Monday, March 10, 2008
NO LIMITS
Well, No Limits has come and gone. It was a spectacular time of God's glory and presence. I encourage you if you were unable to attend go to our web-site and watch the archives. God spoke to us in so many ways. "Innovate" was awesome and many of those that registered stayed over for No Limits. It was our biggest year ever. Each night we set attendance records. We are really excited about the future. To those of you that came we hope that you were as blessed to be here as we were blessed that you came. Labels: apostolic, ben vandiver, bishop wilson, c myles young, God Quest, holy ghost, innovate conference, Liberia, No Limits, pentecostal, rock church, sacramento, uganda, world missions
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- Journey to Lilly! said...
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Bro. Young, No Limits was awesome! I am so thankful to have been a part of it. I also stayed over for Sunday AM service. It blessed me to hear the appreciation you gave to all workers involved in the conference! You are truely growing a beautiful Church Family!
Glad to be in the Kingdom with you!
Kim Pintaro
B'ham
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
3 Comments:
- 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!!!
Kari Morgan - 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
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!
- 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.






My wife heard of your blog site and forwarded it to me. We still remember you in BR when you were five years old, and we brought you a birthday present 'cause y'all had just moved to town. Wade and DeAnne went to school with you at CCCS. Wade lives in Dallas now and has been married for about 17 years. He has a 12-year old daughter and a 10-year old son. DeAnne is married and has twins (boy and girl) aged 5 and a little girl who was just 3. They live about 1.5 miles from us in Spring, Texas. Dean and I are members of Faith Tabernacle where Floyd Barentine is the pastor, and we're glad to be part of a LIVE and growing church.
The Dykeses
Hello Bro. Young!
This is sister Wendy Wiggins writing to you from Vigo, Spain! So you can add that to your list of countries! I think you will remember my husband, Tim, and I from when we pastored in CA. We are now AIM missionaries to Spain. I found the link to your blog on Sister Lori Domingues' blog. I, too, have started a blog to keep people up to date on what we are doing in Spain. We started our church in June, 2007 but were gone for 6 months raising our budget for another term. We just arrived back in Vigo 5 weeks ago. If you are interested in what we are doing here is my blog link: http://wendywiggins.blogspot.com/
It's so good to read your blog and I would like to add you to my "Friends List" if you don't mind. It's nice to see a familiar face every now and then! Hope you and your family are well. My son's Allen and Tim mention you every now and then and think alot of you! They are living in San Jose and are attending Bro. Shoemake's church. Actually, they live at the church, which has been a tremendous blessing to them and a huge comfort to Tim and I!
Dios le bendiga!
Tim and Wendy Wiggins
Missionaries to Spain