2009 Labor Day Weekend Blending Conference

 

The 2009 Labor Day Weekend Blending Conference subject:
"The Continuation of the Book of Acts: Being One with the Lord in His Move for the Universal Spreading of the Church As the Testimony of Jesus".

 

Audio files:

MP3 file link for Message 1: The Wind, the Cloud, the Fire, and the Electrum and the Coordination of the Four Living Creatures for God’s Expression, Move, and Administration
(Denver2009LDWC-Message1.mp3 - 70,667K) 76 minutes

MP3 file link for Message 2: Being the Lord’s Continuation: The Universal Spreading of Christ as the True Vine—the Organism of the Triune God in the Economy of God
(Denver2009LDWC-Message2.mp3 - 74,559K) 79 minutes

MP3 file link for Message 3: Being the Lord’s Continuation: As Branches Abiding in the Vine with Vital Companions with Whom to Coordinate to Gain Clusters of Fruit
(Denver2008LDWC-Message3.mp3 - 85,960K) 92 minutes

MP3 file link for Message 3: Being the Lord’s Continuation: As Branches Abiding in the Vine with Vital Companions with Whom to Coordinate to Gain Clusters of Fruit
(Denver2009LDWC-Message3-ed.mp3 - 74,928K) edited to be transferred onto an 80 minute audio CD

MP3 file link for Message 4: Being the Lord’s Continuation: As Persons Called to Serve God—The Signs of a Called One
(Denver2009LDWC-Message4.mp3 - 74,928K) 80 minutes

Note: Due to technical recording issues we are unable to provide audio of Message 5.

Message 5: Being the Lord’s Continuation: Having the Living of Persons Called to Serve God—A Life Hidden with Christ in God

 

PDF file link for "The Continuation of the Book of Acts: Being One with the Lord in His Move for the Universal Spreading of the Church As the Testimony of Jesus" conference outlines.

 

 

 

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