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Prophecy  given at start of PCCC as a charity Sept 2020

Prophecy
At the start of Plain Church Celtic Community PCCC as a charity
16.09.20
Few sentences at start not recorded but were about the Lord’s pleasure with PCCC.
I’m so thrilled, so filled up with your enthusiasm and your love for me, and your compassion and your care, and your willingness to go the extra mile and do the extra things. And I’m so thrilled that Plain Church is an entity, that it has been fully born this morning, today, and now WATCH, watch , watch, says the Lord at what I am going to do.
The gloves are off, we’re on the move.
Just stay close to me, lean on me fully, with all your hearts and all your minds and I will give you all the understanding that you need.
Don’t be afraid, it’s not always going to be easy, but, I am always there with you
Be prepared to be more different, more extraordinary, more amazed, more amazing – times are changing – just stay close.
Remember to pray in the Spirit, you have all been given the gift of tongues, you have had so many prompts recently, you must use this gift more and more and more. It’s like a direct line to me with nothing in the way. As you use more tongues I will give you more understanding and more interpretation, and you think you have big dreams, they are nothing compared to what I have planned for you.
Keep the fires burning, keep the fires burning in your hearts, and in the hearts of those around you.
Walk with those who walk with me.
Listen.      Listen for the still small voice, I will speak in the silence.

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Early Christianity

  • Writer: Plain Church
    Plain Church
  • Sep 19, 2013
  • 1 min read

Whenever you are tempted to feel life is hard spare a thought for the early Christians in, lets say, 500 AD.  Imagine being the only Christian for miles around, imaging no phones, IT connectivity and certainly no Facebook. Imagine that, even if you did have some texts, you might not be able to read and write so you HAD to pass news and views through the retelling of stories told to you and that most of your day was taken in surviving.

The fact that these people were the ones who spread the faith in the UK should prevent us from grumbling about our lot. The challenges they faced were huge and yet their simple faith and their personal walk with The Lord saw them through, and through them the Good News continued to be shared.

 
 
 

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