Encounterfest 07

Encounterfest is not just an event: We seek God in our lives and in our generation. Three days to stand united. To encounter Him, to be changed and be the change. This is exactly how I felt and what I experienced over the 2 days I was at the Encounterfest. I went part-time because I couldn't take time work but thank God I was able to go part-time. Boy, this is an experience I will not forget and how can I forget the incredible teachings from Judah Smith and hearing Zach Hunter's cause of abolishing slavery in today's world. Was really touched by his passion for his cause.

What is your point? - Judah Smith, 5 October 2007
Genesis 15:1
After this, the word of the Lord came to Abram in a vision: "Do not be afraid, Abram. I am your shield, your very great reward."
Psalm 147:4
He determines the number of the stars and calls them each by name.

God wants to shatter our point-of-view. As our point-of-view is limited or you could describe it as tunnel vision. We need to see our point-of-view just like God's point-of-view.

Genesis 15 is a significant chapter in the bible. Why? As this chapter illustrate faith and shows a man, Abram, having God's point-of-view instilled in him.

Genesis 15:5 He took him outside and said, "Look up at the heavens and count the stars - if indeed you can count them." Then he said to him, "So shall your offspring be."

We need to look now! God desires men and women to Him. The stars are our destiny. He has a high perspective than ours. That what makes Him so mighty! To man some things are impossible but to God anything is possible if we trust and believe Him! Amen.

Genesis 15 is for us and illustrates our destiny plan.

Judah had a tent on the stage to illustrate his message and stated "I want out of my tent!" Meaning we should not rely on ourself for things to him and to see it at God's point-of-view. Just like Abram, we should believe and credit God as our righteousness.