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Chapter Titles
An Unexpected Encounter Ten Things Successful Revival Leaders Do Well A Glory Continuum To Be a People Glory is Preceded by Grace Grace Opens the Way for the Glory Let the Earth Be Filled With the Glory The Glory, the Anointing, The Gifting, and the Church Program Glory and Worship The Glory and Manifestations Consecrated by the Glory Leading People Into the Glory When An Angel Is Not Enough Unveiled Faces To Carry or Not to Carry the Glory of the Lord |
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COMMENTS FROM A PASTOR . . . Hey Michael I really want
all of my board and for my staff/key leaders to go through
the Glory Factor so that we all are on the same page as to
what we are talking about.
“Michael, I am reading your book. I seldom read books, because I get frustrated. I am an incredibly slow reader and mouth every single word as I read. It has always been and continues to be a difficult thing for me to read my way through a book.
I just wanted you to know, that you are an incredible writer! Really! Your style and ability to communicate is fanstastic. I should have known that, because that is your preaching style as well.
So far, I am totally intrigued by your writing and literally cannot put the book down. I just want you to know how grateful I am that you took the time to write this book. It is proving to be an incredible blessing to me.
Thank you my friend! Ed
Ed Corbin
Dear Michael, I really enjoyed your book, it was as if you were in my head addressing so many of my concerns & having walked a road I now find myself on with my husband Grant. I wrote you a few weeks ago asking about the process you use when inviting the congregation to remove a veil so the Glory of God can fall on them. I spoke of the veils in my sermon, and how we build walls of protection when we are hurt, disappointed or sin. I invited the people to think of a hurt, an unforgiven offence, a sin and prayerfully take a piece of bread from the loaf. as they repented of the thing, they tossed it & the bread away never to pick it up again. Then they took communion, (empty of that thing) - less of them & more of Him. Grant & I are so blessed to have met you and to have a valuable resource in your book. God bless you, your household & your ministry.
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Julie Fickel
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