Monthly Archives: August 2010

3 Remarkable Quotes from Sunday, August 15,2010

Posted on August 16, 2010 by Adam Tigges

3 Memorable things were said in yesterday’s services – on holy living, Baptists today, and empowerment. They stuck on me, since all of them pertainto God’s power, it’s fair game for TSJ! Continue reading →

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Is God’s Power Predictable? #3 – God Uses Individuals (Strength is NOT in Numbers)

Posted on August 12, 2010 by Adam Tigges

What can the individual accomplish? Only God knows. If we know how to have God’s power, but we don’t have it, how could just one person possibly make a difference? You’d be surprised! Read on and find out how. Continue reading →

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Is God’s Power Predictable? #2 –Old Paths Still Work

Posted on August 9, 2010 by Adam Tigges

It worked back then and it’ll still work today. If there exists a cause and effect relationship between the actions of the saved, and God’s power, it follows that there exists a predictable pathway to God’s power. Continue reading →

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Is God’s Power Predictable? #1 – What Used to Work

Posted on August 5, 2010 by Adam Tigges

What if we could be reasonably sure of how to have God’s power? Can we be? If so, how? This first post explores why God’s manifestations were so powerful years ago. Continue reading →

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I Was There: God’s Power Sprung a Leak Yesterday

Posted on August 2, 2010 by Adam Tigges

I love to hear the stories of God’s power years ago. But more than that, I want God to move mightily today. This is the first post in the “I Was There” line of posts. Just like it sounds, I provide an account of God’s power as I saw it – live and in person. Continue reading →

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