The first seminar started today. We are staying about 3-400m away from the church venue.
We got there in plenty of time. Hardly anyone was there. The Mau’s had closed some roads and were forcing people to go to their conference.
Some of the guys didn’t turn up because they couldn’t get in or across the city.
Eventually we started with about 25 people. During the praise and worship and the first part of the seminar the group "swelled" up to about 50 people. Taking into consideration that these people were pastors or leaders, the potential was probably reaching around 1000 Christians. This is a significant work!
I feel burdened for the country and talked about them being the Elijah Generation.
The people were very appreciative of my teaching.
In the afternoon I taught about the baptism in the Spirit. Lots of people felt the touch of the Spirit, but only a few were actually baptised in the Spirit.
We went to a resteraunt for the evening meal. Outside the restaurant, a lamppost was wrapped in a red cloth and a red banner hung over the road. I was told that this was the work of the Mau’s.
They told me that have now moved into Kathmandu and are terrorising the population.
That is very sad.
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