Yes. Several times

I captured some video of the move of God yesterday after FUEL but it did no justice. So here I sit trying to paint the scene with words. The service was good, nothing out of the ordinary really, until altar call. The message was entitled “If I”, pulled from 2 Kings 1:12 when Elijah says “If I be a man of God, let fire come down from heaven, and consume thee and thy fifty. And the fire of God came down from heaven, and consumed him and his fifty.” Elijah knew who he served and was confident that God would work for him, and the challenge was issued to the IBC student body to be who God has called us to be, Apostolic preachers, singers, songwriters and teachers, and let God work for them. As men and women began to pour into the altar God started to work and continued working. As students lifted their hearts and hands in total surrender, God assured ministries and qualified the called. This response to the pull of God went on through the bell and after Bro Gallion dismissed for the next class. Students tarried in the presence of an almighty God for long after chapel was over. Some just sat in the awe of the beauty of the move of God, while others turned from a committing to worship and adoration of the TRUE GOD. 

I am excited to see what God has for today’s FUEL service!

Sorry for the delay…we dont have anything in the summer per se, we do have chorale tour that goes out. Our preview weekend takes place every Spring semester, its actually this coming weekend!

Pastor Mooney speaks to IBC Student body about the call of God (Part 1)