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Apostolic Faith for Apostolic Times was the theme for the KT Vision week on 18th 23rd January 2010, and what an amazing week it was! With powerful worship, special guests and faith-building teaching on the Saturday, every member of Kensington Temple and the London City Region is equipped to head into 2010 ready to fulfil the plans and purposes of God for their life and ministry.
Revival Times asked members of the Men's, Women's and Youth Primary teams to comment on what had impacted them from the week.
This was a defining week for it has put a fresh faith and hope in my heart for the fulfilment of the vision God has given us. I have the assurance that whatever wall of obstacle is before us God will carry us over as we join our faith to His. By His power we will be faithful in all that we have been called to do. Miracles will abound, Increase will come. Jesus will be glorified. Amen Kemi
Monday - Strategic Prayer Meeting The Israeli deputy ambassador's 10 points on Israel's story was of great interest and stood out as something unusual. Dave
I was amazed by the high level of strategic intercessory prayer that took place on the Monday night for KT, London and the world. I'm sure we will see ripple effects of this in the year ahead. Ed
Tuesday - Anointed to Serve I was amazed by God on Tuesday Night as he spoke to me through a word of knowledge from Pastor Colin. It has already been an encouragement for me day to day, and will continue to encourage me throughout the year when I'm feeling doubtful. Catherine
I learnt a lot through watching Steve Legg at the men's meeting, seeing how God ministered through him in a basic but effective way. Justin
I was struck when Frances Bolton the mention of the woman in the City. I learnt of how she knew who Jesus was immediately and was able to show him much love because of the grace/love extended to her. Catherine
For me John Glass's talk Saturday evening on wells and walls had a real impact, especially when he said that it takes more faith to climb OVER the wall, facing it day by day, one step at a time, than expecting the wall to come down. Also, that when Caleb and Joshua spied out the Promised Land, they did not come back and say 'there are no giants, no walls'. Instead, they acknowledged the situation was very difficult, but they still declared 'our God is bigger than the giants or the walls!' Adele
I was really encouraged by John Glass' comments about digging your own well, and knowing that that when we practice the presence of God in our lives the ever-flowing stream from a well that is dug in His presence sustains us through the ebb and flow of life's journey. Beverly
