Wow. "If one of your values is competition, go find some place to get that met outside the ministry. Otherwise you'll come in & try to take the team down." So true!
Hey Will! I am a Moody Bible Institute student and I love when the Spirit of God moves mightily! I am glad you and your guest did not bash on Moody, because I have enjoyed one of the best theological trainings in the world there. God brought me there supernaturally and God through the Spirit's leading will give me further instructions for my time after Moody! I pray Bible colleges like MBI and Joanne's school can one day work together for the glory of our King Messiah!
Wow!! Thank you for this conversation. I attended global awaking this weekend, first real life exposure to the power of God, Jesus, the move of the Holy Spirit. And this interview helps to understand your testimonials
I really love Will's honesty and willingness to be real, especially as it pertains to charismatics being willing to be self critical and also a need to love and work with people who are not charismatic. Being more charismatic myself, I sometimes think charismatics feel a need to sound spiritual and can be afraid of just admitting they're flaws or quirks. Anyway, I think Will does a good job of not falling prey to that.
Oh wow, this is incredible and I'm grateful for their honesty! I need to apply this wisdom and forgiveness to the church hurt I have been wounded from. I was on staff at this church and.... it was horrible the things that happened. But hey God is so good and Im still serving him in a life and another church. Thanks for this content!
Such a great interview. We live in KY and didn’t feel led to go to Asbury BUT we loved and supported it. But it’s funny because my 16 year old son wants to go to school there now, too.
Love this interview so much. My husband and I live in the bay area and we used to listen to Jo and her former pastor on a podcast program years ago. We were so happy for her when she shared her healing testimony back then. Shortly after that we stopped listening to the podcast but remembered Jo and her testimony of healing. Now to see what God has done in her life since then is nothing short of amazing. Jo your story is inspiring and encouraging. We are so happy to see you thriving in all God has called you to. You are truly a blessing to the body of Christ. Blessings to you and your family.
This is such a great video! I relate A LOT to her early backlash when she began seeing miracles. It's beautiful to see How God redeemed things with her church.
I love this video. I have a heartfelt question. How do you explain why people are not healed? I truly believe in healing, but have not had results of praying for healing for people.
It took 14 years for Joanne to be healed. God's timing is always perfect. His ways are higher His thoughts are higher. I think there can be many many reasons, but it's best to just have faith that God will move and do what He feels needs to be done.
Great video. But when Will said, "We don't have an answer for everything. There is mystery" YES! This is one of the reasons I love Catholics. While Protestants tend to have an "answer" for every question -- even the Unanswerable -- Catholics tend to say, "I don't know. It's a mystery." Accepting that we cannot understand, or explain, everything is both honoring and a genuine response to the Awe of God.
Grace and Peace to you. None of us know everything, so we should admit that when appropriate. However, perhaps some of the time that Roman Catholics appeal to mystery is because they're not willing to admit that their theology is incoherent and contradictory. Calvinists have this same issue.
@johnhigginbotham2770 Former Protestant. I honestly got tired of all the "Entertainment, theatrical performance, smoke machine, tell a few jokes" preaching. I rarely saw the Holy awe of God, where Jesus is the only "Star," in a Protestant service. That's not a blanket statement, but it does reflect my typical experience. To each his own.
@@11candy11whole church has issues and God is working in so many parts of it with different issues anyway because he loves us and is so full of grace.
Can you please tell me what school she is speaking of, BOA? I am looking into seminary and trying to find the best fit. Thank you so much for all you do!
I think she said VOA which stands for Voice Of The Apostles. I might be wrong on this, but for some reason, I was thinking VOA was a once a year powerful weekend conference. But I think she went through an extensive training school with Randy Clark who is located in PA. Although he may have online training as well. I’m now interested and wanting to look into it. I’ve been extremely ill with Lyme disease for 23 years, so not only do I need the manifested healing that Jesus already paid and bought for me personally, but I know as a laid down lover of Jesus, this is simply a part of “normal Christianity.” I am aware that I need to be much better equipped to walk out everything God has called me to. All that rabbit trailing to say, hope I was somewhat helpful. 😂🥴💜
The seminary Will and I both attend is GATS - Global Awakening Theological Seminary. Voice of the Apostles is once a year - a Randy Clark event Will and I speak for. Christian Healing and Certification Program is through Global Awakening and what I did right after I was healed. You can find out info on all of these training and educational options at Global Awakening with Dr. Randy Clark.
Didn’t John Wimber end up “slowing” down the work of the Holy Spirit in his church? Didn’t he also reject the Brother that John learned from...Lonnie Frisbee?
Good discussion! Question, I get a little confused when you discuss prophecy. In scripture, I see prophecy being a spiritual gift that the spirit chooses to give to people in the church. Is this the kind of prophetic use that you are referring to, or do you believe all Christians could prophecy in a way that’s different from the spiritual gift of prophecy?
Rev Joanne, has so much humility & love, just beautiful.
Wow.
"If one of your values is competition, go find some place to get that met outside the ministry. Otherwise you'll come in & try to take the team down."
So true!
Hey Will!
I am a Moody Bible Institute student and I love when the Spirit of God moves mightily! I am glad you and your guest did not bash on Moody, because I have enjoyed one of the best theological trainings in the world there. God brought me there supernaturally and God through the Spirit's leading will give me further instructions for my time after Moody!
I pray Bible colleges like MBI and Joanne's school can one day work together for the glory of our King Messiah!
Wow!! Thank you for this conversation. I attended global awaking this weekend, first real life exposure to the power of God, Jesus, the move of the Holy Spirit. And this interview helps to understand your testimonials
I really love Will's honesty and willingness to be real, especially as it pertains to charismatics being willing to be self critical and also a need to love and work with people who are not charismatic. Being more charismatic myself, I sometimes think charismatics feel a need to sound spiritual and can be afraid of just admitting they're flaws or quirks.
Anyway, I think Will does a good job of not falling prey to that.
Oh wow, this is incredible and I'm grateful for their honesty! I need to apply this wisdom and forgiveness to the church hurt I have been wounded from. I was on staff at this church and.... it was horrible the things that happened. But hey God is so good and Im still serving him in a life and another church. Thanks for this content!
Such a great interview. We live in KY and didn’t feel led to go to Asbury BUT we loved and supported it. But it’s funny because my 16 year old son wants to go to school there now, too.
I plan to attend greater awakening in OKC nxt week. So looking forward to it especially seeing Joann. I need healing from pudendal neuralgia.
I went! Were you there? What did you think?
@@TheElizondo256 it’s was powerful! Holy Spirit’s presence was strong.
Love this interview so much. My husband and I live in the bay area and we used to listen to Jo and her former pastor on a podcast program years ago. We were so happy for her when she shared her healing testimony back then. Shortly after that we stopped listening to the podcast but remembered Jo and her testimony of healing. Now to see what God has done in her life since then is nothing short of amazing. Jo your story is inspiring and encouraging. We are so happy to see you thriving in all God has called you to. You are truly a blessing to the body of Christ. Blessings to you and your family.
This is such an amazing interview! So encouraging and I loved all the testimonies. Thank you so much for posting ❤️
This is such a great video! I relate A LOT to her early backlash when she began seeing miracles. It's beautiful to see How God redeemed things with her church.
Very blessed. Thank you.
Very encouraging. Thank you. 🙏
Your book , minute by minute…. Awesome!!!
So good get your needs met outside the ministry!! Wow! Love that!!
I love mama Jo!!
I love this video. I have a heartfelt question. How do you explain why people are not healed? I truly believe in healing, but have not had results of praying for healing for people.
It took 14 years for Joanne to be healed. God's timing is always perfect. His ways are higher His thoughts are higher. I think there can be many many reasons, but it's best to just have faith that God will move and do what He feels needs to be done.
Great video. But when Will said, "We don't have an answer for everything. There is mystery" YES! This is one of the reasons I love Catholics. While Protestants tend to have an "answer" for every question -- even the Unanswerable -- Catholics tend to say, "I don't know. It's a mystery." Accepting that we cannot understand, or explain, everything is both honoring and a genuine response to the Awe of God.
Grace and Peace to you. None of us know everything, so we should admit that when appropriate. However, perhaps some of the time that Roman Catholics appeal to mystery is because they're not willing to admit that their theology is incoherent and contradictory. Calvinists have this same issue.
@@lark8356 LOL
@johnhigginbotham2770
Former Protestant. I honestly got tired of all the "Entertainment, theatrical performance, smoke machine, tell a few jokes" preaching. I rarely saw the Holy awe of God, where Jesus is the only "Star," in a Protestant service. That's not a blanket statement, but it does reflect my typical experience. To each his own.
@@11candy11whole church has issues and God is working in so many parts of it with different issues anyway because he loves us and is so full of grace.
@@gareth2736 Yes
brilliant ♥
Was that Anglican guy J Baylor?
Can you please tell me what school she is speaking of, BOA? I am looking into seminary and trying to find the best fit. Thank you so much for all you do!
I think she said VOA which stands for Voice Of The Apostles. I might be wrong on this, but for some reason, I was thinking VOA was a once a year powerful weekend conference. But I think she went through an extensive training school with Randy Clark who is located in PA. Although he may have online training as well. I’m now interested and wanting to look into it. I’ve been extremely ill with Lyme disease for 23 years, so not only do I need the manifested healing that Jesus already paid and bought for me personally, but I know as a laid down lover of Jesus, this is simply a part of “normal Christianity.” I am aware that I need to be much better equipped to walk out everything God has called me to. All that rabbit trailing to say, hope I was somewhat helpful. 😂🥴💜
The seminary Will and I both attend is GATS - Global Awakening Theological Seminary. Voice of the Apostles is once a year - a Randy Clark event Will and I speak for. Christian Healing and Certification Program is through Global Awakening and what I did right after I was healed. You can find out info on all of these training and educational options at Global Awakening with Dr. Randy Clark.
@joannem4275 thank you so much for your reply! I will definitely look into it.
Didn’t John Wimber end up “slowing” down the work of the Holy Spirit in his church? Didn’t he also reject the Brother that John learned from...Lonnie Frisbee?
Good discussion! Question, I get a little confused when you discuss prophecy. In scripture, I see prophecy being a spiritual gift that the spirit chooses to give to people in the church. Is this the kind of prophetic use that you are referring to, or do you believe all Christians could prophecy in a way that’s different from the spiritual gift of prophecy?
I’m cracking up😂
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