Traffic was horrible. The road work was messy. But after the service started the only thing on our mind was creating an atmosphere of Worship that would unleash the POWER and PRESENCE of God! Needless to say, God moved in the midst of an anointed drama led by Rebecca Scott and some of the Oak Park youth that opened the floodgates of Heaven. The Spirit began to move and young people began flooding the altars with hands raised and tears flowing down their faces. This Spirit outpouring opened up the door for Pastor Scott to encourage the young people with one word: qualified. Pastor Scott begin to minister about how Calvary qualified each of us to have relationship with Jesus Christ. Our works don't qualify us. How good we've been doesn't qualify us. The only things that qualify us is the broken body and Blood of Jesus Christ!
My dream became a reality as I watched 140+ young people gather together at fusionatl in an altar with tears streaming down their faces thanking God for the gift He willingly gave at Calvary. Young people stood side by side in the altar with no agendas and NO LIMITS to what God has promised them as a generation.
So, THANK you Oak Park and Pastor Scott for opening the doors of your church and allowing fusionatl to come together. Thank you to all of you who sang, played instruments, acted in the drama, ministered, ushered, ran sound, ran IT, picked up pizza, set-up, served, and cleaned up! I appreciate all of your help, and for not only supporting fusionatl but believing in the Dream!
Thank you to every young person and church which was represented. I appreciate you coming. Be sure to pass the word on about what God is doing thru fusionatl and bring some more with you in September for the next fusionatl.
Be sure to make plans now to attend the NEXT fusionatl on Friday night, September 7th @ Faith Tabernacle in Conyers, GA.
Empowering the NEXT Generation,
Marshall Clack, II
fusionatl Visionary
7 comments:
I have GOT to say, fusion was so great, it just keeps getting better and better. It is kinda saddening though that the next one isnt until september; but too much of a good thing.... But the Spirit moved, and we had a great thing that night, i just pray that the young people can get ahold and remain connected for good, and not just live youth event to youth event. God has god some great things planned for us, and all that we need to do is listen and respond to what He is telling us...
Wow! That's the only word I can think of to discribe Fusion atl Friday night. Everything, from start to finish, was not only awesome, but powerful. Thank God for adults who have a burden and a passion for young people.
Can't wait till September 7th!
~*Amber*~
Fusion was great this last weekend. Even though i'm not really youth age anymore it would have done any adult's heart good to see young people being so open and broken before God. This music and drama where great and Pastor Scott did a great job of bridging the service to take us into one of the most powerful communtion service's I've ever been apart of. I am looking forward to the next fusion and maybe 200+?
Fusion was awesome Friday night. Communion was a great idea.
Fusion ATL at Oak Park was a truely amazing experience[!!!] The spirit of God fell so heavy in that place.I think everyone in that building left with a whole different look at communion. Not only did we leave with a different sense of communion. But a different sense of who we are in God. I mean words can not even describe the personal experience that I had with God there...All I can say is that I (don't know about every one else) but I left different.
Fusionatl last Friday was really great! It was my second time going. It was an awesome spiritual experience! I want to holla out to the very few who went from my youth group(F.O.G- Favored of God) New Life Assembly). Hey guys!
Fusionatl last Friday was really great! It was my second time going. It was an awesome spiritual experience! I want to holla out to the very few who went from my youth group(F.O.G- Favored of God) New Life Assembly). Hey guys!
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