Dr. Hal McNeely Presents
a Three Night
Opportunity for Your
Church to Join the
Revival That Is Sweeping
the Country

Holy Spirit

(the aspect of God immanent in this world, in people, and in the church. The Spirit's descent upon the APOSTLES, giving them the gifts of the Spirit (Acts 2), is commemorated on Pentecost and empowers them for their task)

Empowerment

(God's people, as good as they may be, aren't up to the task of building the church alone. Just as the apostles, the church today must have the power of the Spirit.)

Why Aren't They Empowered?

(They historically resist the Spirit. Resisted, Tempted, Lied to, Grieved, Blasphemed, Insulted, Quenched, Vexed, Quieted and Fellowshipped have all been used, Biblically, to describe our relationship with the Holy Spirit.)

Can Anything Be Done?

(There is hope and this hope is revealed in this series of messages. The Holy Spirit won't force you but He will come if you welcome Him. "I stand at the door and knock..." )

Results!

(church growth from new affirmations of faith not member shuffling. You ask, How so? Those who accepted his message were baptized, and about three thousand were added to their number that day. Acts 2:41)

Presented with compassion for the lost and the "Pew Dweller." Dr. McNeely's presentation is speckled with humor, sometimes just funny and sometimes poignant, but always meant to inspire and uplift the hearer. You will find Dr. McNeely's presentation both "down to earth and up to heaven."

When "In God We Trust Ministries" Revival Service comes to your Church, you will hear the dramatic and inspirational testimony of Dr. Hal McNeely. You will hear about his twenty-one years as a devout, proselytizing atheist. You will hear how he attempted to move others "out of their walk" with God into his world of atheistic belief. You will hear about his true friends who would not follow him but instead "loved and prayed " for him. He will share his experience of conversion and his literal "mountain-top" experience with the Holy Spirit on a desert mountain in West Texas. Now that God had him saved the call to ministry was a saga of spiritual argument if not spiritual warfare. It is Dr. McNeely's call and fervent desire to bring revival to every congregation he is invited to. True revival, not just a revival of their excitement as the congregation sit in the pews, but a revival which gets them "out of the pew" and into the "field of harvest.