The Glory of God Falling in A Meeting (Clip)
Tim Conway emphasizes the overwhelming presence and glory of God manifesting powerfully in a meeting, urging believers to seek His tangible presence.
This sermon emphasizes the overwhelming love of God and the transformative power of His presence. It recounts a powerful experience where the speaker's simple message of 'God loves you' led to a profound outpouring of God's glory, causing people to be deeply impacted and moved. The speaker highlights the urgent need for the glory of God to manifest in our lives and churches, bringing about radical transformation and spiritual awakening.
Full Transcript
that he preached, not on the street, but he was asked to preach a conference. He said he stood on the platform and he could only say several times something like, God loves you. God loves you.
He said that two or three times and he said the presence of God was so great on that platform, he had to leave and he ran down the stairs in the basement and fell on his face and began praying. He said through the floorboards he heard like a herd of elephants stampeding. People were falling out of the pews.
Brethren, we've got to have the glory come on the tabernacle. We've got to have the glory in the temple.
Sermon Outline
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I. The Manifestation of God's Glory
- Description of the overwhelming presence during the conference
- Physical reactions of people as evidence of God's glory
- Importance of seeking God's glory in gatherings
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II. The Power of God's Presence
- God's presence as more than a feeling but a tangible reality
- The necessity of God's glory in the tabernacle and temple
- Encouragement to pursue God's presence fervently
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III. Response to God's Glory
- Personal humility and prayer in response to God's presence
- The impact of God's glory on the congregation
- Call to believers to expect and welcome God's glory
Key Quotes
“God loves you. God loves you.” — Tim Conway
“The presence of God was so great on that platform, he had to leave and he ran down the stairs in the basement and fell on his face and began praying.” — Tim Conway
“Brethren, we've got to have the glory come on the tabernacle. We've got to have the glory in the temple.” — Tim Conway
Application Points
- Seek God's presence earnestly in your personal and corporate worship.
- Respond humbly and prayerfully when you sense God's glory manifesting.
- Expect God to move powerfully in your gatherings and be open to His work.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the 'glory of God' mean in this sermon?
It refers to the powerful and tangible presence of God that impacts people physically and spiritually during worship.
Why did the speaker have to leave the platform?
Because the overwhelming presence of God was so intense that he needed to humble himself in prayer.
How can believers experience the glory of God?
By earnestly seeking God's presence in prayer and worship and being open to His movement.
Is this experience common in all meetings?
No, but the speaker encourages believers to desire and expect such manifestations of God's glory.