Rick Joyner ..
In 1995 after Bob Jones visited our base in Charlotte. After we had finished one of our SOS meetings and were sitting in our kitchen, Bob was looking around as if there was something specific he wanted to find. He then asked me where the building was with the loading docks and the sign that said, “No empty boxes.” I told him our warehouse had a loading dock, and I would show it to him the next day. He said he had seen it in a vision and that it was important.
Later, Bob asked me if I had planned my trip to London yet. I had in fact just accepted an invitation to go to London to speak at a conference. I was surprised that Bob knew about this. He then said that I needed to be there on the first day of spring. I thought about my schedule and realized that I was in fact going to be in London on the first day of spring. I asked Bob why I needed to be there at that time, and he reminded me of the word he had given me years before, which I had forgotten. A little perturbed at my forgetfulness, he started asking me a series of questions.
First, he asked me how long we had lived on that property. I answered that it had been five years. Then he asked me how long it had been since he had given me the word about London. It turned out to have been five years. He asked me how long we had been publishing The Morning Star Journal. It had been five years. He asked me how many children I had. Our fifth child had just been born.
He then asked me Amber ’s age. (She was our third child and Bob had prophesied her birth two years before she was born, having given us the date on which she would be born, August 8, 1990, and her weight, which was exactly 8 pounds). Amber was then five years old. All of these dates related to her birth because she was a sign of a new beginning coming to the church.
He then asked how long we had been holding the School of the Spirit meetings. It had been five years. Finally he said that I was going to London to receive a commission from the Lord in which I would receive five things.
The next day I took Bob to our warehouse, loading dock, and offices. He said he had seen our place in a vision, but this was not it. He kept looking for a sign which said, “No empty boxes,” but we had no such sign.
Since we had been looking for a larger building for our meetings, we decided to take Bob by one which we were close to leasing. As soon as we were near, Bob perked up. When we walked inside, he was sure it was the building he had seen in his vision. He wanted to see the loading dock. As we were looking around, we went through a door that had on the other side a sign that read, “No empty boxes.” Not far away was the loading dock, just as Bob had seen it in the vision. So we signed the lease right away, and this became the home of MorningStar Fellowship Church in Charlotte.
- Rick Joyner ( The Touch And The Sword)
In 1995 after Bob Jones visited our base in Charlotte. After we had finished one of our SOS meetings and were sitting in our kitchen, Bob was looking around as if there was something specific he wanted to find. He then asked me where the building was with the loading docks and the sign that said, “No empty boxes.” I told him our warehouse had a loading dock, and I would show it to him the next day. He said he had seen it in a vision and that it was important.
Later, Bob asked me if I had planned my trip to London yet. I had in fact just accepted an invitation to go to London to speak at a conference. I was surprised that Bob knew about this. He then said that I needed to be there on the first day of spring. I thought about my schedule and realized that I was in fact going to be in London on the first day of spring. I asked Bob why I needed to be there at that time, and he reminded me of the word he had given me years before, which I had forgotten. A little perturbed at my forgetfulness, he started asking me a series of questions.
First, he asked me how long we had lived on that property. I answered that it had been five years. Then he asked me how long it had been since he had given me the word about London. It turned out to have been five years. He asked me how long we had been publishing The Morning Star Journal. It had been five years. He asked me how many children I had. Our fifth child had just been born.
He then asked me Amber ’s age. (She was our third child and Bob had prophesied her birth two years before she was born, having given us the date on which she would be born, August 8, 1990, and her weight, which was exactly 8 pounds). Amber was then five years old. All of these dates related to her birth because she was a sign of a new beginning coming to the church.
He then asked how long we had been holding the School of the Spirit meetings. It had been five years. Finally he said that I was going to London to receive a commission from the Lord in which I would receive five things.
The next day I took Bob to our warehouse, loading dock, and offices. He said he had seen our place in a vision, but this was not it. He kept looking for a sign which said, “No empty boxes,” but we had no such sign.
Since we had been looking for a larger building for our meetings, we decided to take Bob by one which we were close to leasing. As soon as we were near, Bob perked up. When we walked inside, he was sure it was the building he had seen in his vision. He wanted to see the loading dock. As we were looking around, we went through a door that had on the other side a sign that read, “No empty boxes.” Not far away was the loading dock, just as Bob had seen it in the vision. So we signed the lease right away, and this became the home of MorningStar Fellowship Church in Charlotte.
- Rick Joyner ( The Touch And The Sword)
Rick Joyner ..
In 1995 after Bob Jones visited our base in Charlotte. After we had finished one of our SOS meetings and were sitting in our kitchen, Bob was looking around as if there was something specific he wanted to find. He then asked me where the building was with the loading docks and the sign that said, “No empty boxes.” I told him our warehouse had a loading dock, and I would show it to him the next day. He said he had seen it in a vision and that it was important.
Later, Bob asked me if I had planned my trip to London yet. I had in fact just accepted an invitation to go to London to speak at a conference. I was surprised that Bob knew about this. He then said that I needed to be there on the first day of spring. I thought about my schedule and realized that I was in fact going to be in London on the first day of spring. I asked Bob why I needed to be there at that time, and he reminded me of the word he had given me years before, which I had forgotten. A little perturbed at my forgetfulness, he started asking me a series of questions.
First, he asked me how long we had lived on that property. I answered that it had been five years. Then he asked me how long it had been since he had given me the word about London. It turned out to have been five years. He asked me how long we had been publishing The Morning Star Journal. It had been five years. He asked me how many children I had. Our fifth child had just been born.
He then asked me Amber ’s age. (She was our third child and Bob had prophesied her birth two years before she was born, having given us the date on which she would be born, August 8, 1990, and her weight, which was exactly 8 pounds). Amber was then five years old. All of these dates related to her birth because she was a sign of a new beginning coming to the church.
He then asked how long we had been holding the School of the Spirit meetings. It had been five years. Finally he said that I was going to London to receive a commission from the Lord in which I would receive five things.
The next day I took Bob to our warehouse, loading dock, and offices. He said he had seen our place in a vision, but this was not it. He kept looking for a sign which said, “No empty boxes,” but we had no such sign.
Since we had been looking for a larger building for our meetings, we decided to take Bob by one which we were close to leasing. As soon as we were near, Bob perked up. When we walked inside, he was sure it was the building he had seen in his vision. He wanted to see the loading dock. As we were looking around, we went through a door that had on the other side a sign that read, “No empty boxes.” Not far away was the loading dock, just as Bob had seen it in the vision. So we signed the lease right away, and this became the home of MorningStar Fellowship Church in Charlotte.
- Rick Joyner ( The Touch And The Sword)
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