Podcast appearances and mentions of tommy tenney

Looking for revival. Tired of same old. Couple of extracts from a book by Tommy Tenney called God Chasers.    To witness videos on the power of God - https://heavenscatalyst.org/witness/yeshua-heals/    

Malindi shares from her favourite devotional written by Tommy Tenney.

Welcome to season 2 of the Determined to Dance podcast. I pray that you'll be uplifted, encouraged, and will move forward each and every day. Today's episode, Daring to Dance with God, focuses on season three and what happens when the dance and ministry join hands. Remember: Daring to Dance with God Twenty-five or so years ago, a guy at church handed me a book. “I think you need to read this,” he said. That book was Max Lucado's When God Whispers Your Name. I devoured every page, totally unaware that there was such a thing as Christian non-fiction books. For the next ten years, I read little fiction, my reading confined to the Bible and books by authors like Max Lucado, Billy Graham, Joyce Meyer, Tommy Tenney, Jack Hayford, Stormie Omartian, and Jeff Walling. Jeff Walling? You may ask. Who is that? He is a motivational and inspirational speaker and former pastor. He wrote three books, from what I can tell. And one changed my life. Daring to Dance with God. Honestly, all the books I read over that ten-year period were like pieces of the puzzle slowly fitting together to point me more toward who I was and the purpose and plan that God had for me. But, in my early thirties, dancing with God was something I'd never heard of. Never considered. Wondered if it were even possible. And slowly. One pirouette. One twirl. One faulty step and tumble on the dance floor followed by a flawless plie' followed by me whining to God about why in the world I ever thought I could dance. How could I flow and enjoy something so difficult at times as dancing? But Father God didn't give up on me. He still doesn't. On the very first episode of this podcast (which is a dance all by itself) I shared the initial analogy that brought me to this point: “I'll never forget the day that the thought, the God-nudge flooded my mind in that deep, quiet part within. God whispered that I had marched for Him and that was good but now he wanted me to dance with him instead. That analogy meant so much to me. I wept, then trembled with fear. It was one thing to march. If you've ever watched a high school band at a football game, you'll notice a set pattern. They've perfected their routine before the game. And practiced as often as they could. Got the steps down pat. Totally prepared. Like I tended to be. But dancing, the kind I knew God was talking about, would be very different. I was being asked to join and not take the lead. I wouldn't know exactly where on the dance floor I might end up. Maybe a quiet corner, or in a group of other dancers, or even in the center of the room, drawing every eye to us. As the orchestra played in the background, it would change and so would the dance. A fiery tango. A beautiful waltz. The Macarena? Even line dancing wouldn't be out of the question. Some parts would remain the same. I would still need the determination, the perseverance I'd learned over my years of marching for God. But it wouldn't be the determination to follow the patterns and stay in perfect line and timing. Instead, it would be the determination to surrender to God's will. Every time. Like writing a novel. Starting a podcast. Obedient, step by step. I would follow God's dance, his lead, his music, and go to the part of the dance floor where He led.” Dancing with God, following His will and way spontaneously, without thought for what others think hasn't been easy. But it has been the best decision I ever made next to asking Jesus to be my Lord and Savior. I hope to take the next step in season three. For myself and for you, the listener. I plan to challenge us both to a deeper relationship with God, more chances to make a difference in the lives of others, and more joy. Who couldn't use more joy in our chaotic world? In the words of Walling, “He (God) demands that we open ourselves to the unexpected, the unpredictable, and even the unexplainable. The Bible is full of instances where God chose to work in ou...

We are called to build God's family. We are called to advance God's Kingdom through prayer. We are called to steward His presence.  The God Chasers: My Soul Follows Hard After Thee - by Tommy Tenney (edited)     Stay Connected:  Ché Ahn Ministries Website: https://cheahn.org​   Ché Ahn YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKBS...​   Ché Ahn Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PastorCheAhn/​   Ché Ahn Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cheahn/​   Ché Ahn Twitter: https://twitter.com/che_ahn​  

Welcome to the very first episode of Transformational Truths with Pastor Travis Hall! Join Pastor Travis and Pastor Phil Munsey as they talk about the importance of authenticity and finding your unique voice as a pastor. Phil has been leading leaders since 1976. From founding and pastoring a thriving church in Orange County, California, with his wife Jeannie, to being the chairman of Champion Network with over 500 churches; he is committed to helping small churches with big visions. Today, he’s going to help shed light on the very first transformational truth: “A leader who doesn't know he's already approved will spend all of his time trying to prove himself, and a leader who's always trying to prove himself can never be himself.” Stay tuned! In this episode, you’ll learn: ● Knowing what you value and knowing your own value as a pastor ● How to deal with the cancer of comparison? You're the only one running your race! ● How can you best release and manifest your uniqueness? ● Being a leader versus being a shepherd ● The concept of living and leading from the right side of the cross ● And more! About Pastor Phil Munsey: Phillip Munsey has been in full-time ministry since 1976. Having been raised in a Pastor’s home with a rich spiritual heritage, he has been able to go forth and successfully accomplish great things in ministry. He is the Senior Pastor of The Life Church, Irvine, California, in which he and his wife, Jeannie Munsey, founded in January 1985. An influencer among influencers, Phil serves many ministries in official capacities, including Joel Osteen/Lakewood Church, Tommy Tenney, and God Chasers International, and Integrity Leadership Ministries, among others. Phil Munsey’s motto in life is, “You can touch the world if you don’t care who gets the credit.” Phil Munsey travels as a conference speaker around the world. He is currently an Associate Trainer with John Maxwell’s Equip Ministry in Venezuela, South America, working with over 1,800 pastors and leaders. His legacy includes a mother and father who founded the Family Christian Center in Munster, Indiana, over 50 years ago. Their son Steve Munsey continues the legacy as Pastor of this mega-church. Phil’s parents have not retired. They presently oversee the leadership training school they founded in Sophia, Bulgaria. Phil’s love for the Bible, his knowledge of culture, a positive world-view, mixed with his Pentecostal roots, makes his style one that stimulates the mind and stirs the spirit. Pastors Phil and Jeannie have been married since 1978 and currently reside in Modjeska Canyon, California. They have three grown children: Kara, Phillip II, Andrew, and a son-in-law, Pastor Doug Bisel, and two grandchildren; Declan & Peyton Kate. Pastor Phil is also a community activist and, in 2004, won the “Spirit of Dignity Award” awarded once a year to a top leader in South Orange County. (An award previously given to Rick Warren). For his successful leadership and labor in serving the Church community at large, Phil was given an honorary Doctoral of Divinity from Bethel Christian College. You can find Pastor Phil Munsey on: ● Instagram - @philmunsey ● Twitter - @philmunsey ● Facebook - @philmunsey Connect with Pastor Travis Hall on: ● Instagram - @pastortravishall ● Website - http://cultivatemypurpose.com/

Studio time with Tommy Tenney that has been made available for this podcast.  Tommy shares with Danny Miller about his book on Esther, and her experience in One Night with the King.  You'll be encouraged and inspired as you hear from the author of Godchasers on this special episode of the Magnificent Obsession.

Christian Duval carries something in business that few people do.As a passionate entrepreneur with a full career in the business world, Christian’s CV is as good as anyone. She has qualifications in Engineering from Stanford University and an MBA with distinction from Harvard, and has launched several brands including premium beauty company Ayur Luxe.But it is Christian’s kingdom understanding of business that is truly revelatory, which she teaches through Bride Ministries International. Founded by Christian’s husband, Daniel Duval, Bride is an incredible global ministry that supports and equips people in advanced spiritual warfare, deliverance and inner healing.Christian doesn’t simply just talk about biblical principles in business, she talks about business from the perspective of the spirit realm, and what that means for your true, God-given identity and purpose.Christian talks about this, as well as:How to transition into kingdom business and her own process and journeyBuilding a God-given business idea in the spiritBeing a Son not a SlaveResponding to crisisAnd much moreNotes from the interview — Christian’s weapons to empower you:Daily habit: Treating Jesus like the board of directors, getting quiet and asking 'what are we doing today?'Bible inspiration: Psalm 1:3Worship song: See A Victory by Elevation WorshipBook: The God Chasers by Tommy Tenney, Higher Dimensions, Parallel Dimensions and the Spirit Realm by Daniel Duval and Homegoing by Yaa GyasiSign up for Christian's kingdom business teaching:https://bridemovement.com/building-kingdom-business-with-christian-duval-2/More resources and connect with Christian:Discovering The Truth podcast https://bridemovement.com/discovering-truth-with-dan-duval/Bride Ministries https://bridemovement.com/Ayur Luxe https://www.ayurluxe.com/About the show:On the Supernatural Business In Times of Crisis podcast, leaders reveal how to advance your business in adversity, empowering and equipping you with the supernatural power to take on and overcome the impossible.Listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts or your favourite podcast player.Produced and hosted by Andrew Montesi, founder of Apiro Consulting and Apiro Media, full stack marketer, media producer and entrepreneur.Audio production by Nathan Jones and art by Jess Radnidge.Find out more, contact and join the community here:https://www.supernaturalbusinesspodcast.com/Email:supernaturalbusiness@apiroconsulting.comAn Apiro Media production https://apiropodcasts.com

Tommy Tenney - Sunday, February 2, 2020

Tommy Tenney

First Wednesday Service with Tommy Tenney.

Ten Dollars And Chocolate Chip Cookies 2/17/19 by Tommy Tenney

Between A Rock And A Hard Place 8/27/17 by Tommy Tenney

A powerful message about a passionate Jesus from our special guest, Tommy Tenney!

Tommy Tenney Session 3 |010917 by Pastor Mark Wallace

Tommy Tenney Session 2| 010817 by Pastor Mark Wallace

Tommy Tenney Session 1 | 010817 by Pastor Mark Wallace

Bishop Pavel Borissov Ignatov, a native of Sofia, Bulgaria has been a minister of the gospel for about 50 years. Born in 1948 he was raised and began his early ministry under the times of the Communist Regime. He began preaching in his house very young and took over the fellowship, which his father Boris had started. He is at All Nations Beijing this week to mentor us in the coming revival to China. Ignatov’s ministry of evangelism took him all over Bulgaria. In 1980 he was elected National Overseer (Bishop) of the Church of God – the largest underground fellowship in the country. The movement was going under tremendous persecution during those years and brother Pavel was arrested hundreds of times and his family was threatened by the godless atheistic regime. In 1986 Pavel was sentenced to exile and internment to the mountain village of Mihalkovo far away from Sofia; the sentence was for three years, but an international campaign was launched very soon for his release; that campaign was led by Human Rights organizations in Finland and Lee College (currently Lee University) in the United States. The Lee College students were wearing “Pray for Pavel” badges and writing letters to the Bulgarian government. After General Secretary of the Bulgarian Communist Party Todor Zhivkov received over 36,000 letters in defense of Pavel, Zhivkov publicly denied that such man existed, but had him secretly released after only 6 months of exile. Pavel immediately resumed his preaching activities, which were marked by the remarkable growth of Pentecostal conversions among the Bulgarian Roma (Gypsy) minority. Pavel was in the middle of the public protests for democratization of the country, which eventually brought about the end of authoritarian one-party rule in Bulgaria at the end of 1989. Pavel’s home church came out in the open in 1990 and celebrated Easter that year in the largest auditorium in country in the National Palace of Culture in Sofia. For the following 5 years Bulgaria experienced tremendous and fast changes; the churches had a spiritual harvest and explosive growth. Brother Pavel’s congregation continued to have Sunday worship services in the National Palace of Culture for about 10 years as he pastored the largest in the country where regular attendance was 1500- 2,000 people every Sunday. Then brother Pavel decided to branch out his large congregation and start a number of new churches proliferated all around Sofia. The number of believers doubled in a short period Pavel has hosted well-known international ministers like Bert H. Clendennen, R.W. Shambach, David Hathaway, Ray H. Hughes, Phil Driscoll, Cliff Richards, Perry Stone, Tommy Tenney, Floyd Lawhon, and many others. Magazines like Charisma, Christianity Today, and the Church of God Evangel have published articles on r Pavel’s ministry. From 1992 to 1996 he served on the Church of God Executive Council in Cleveland, TN, USA. In 2005 Bishop Pavel Ignatov withdrew from the administrative leadership of the Bulgarian Church of God, but continues to preach and pastor his local congregation in Sofia, and conducts teaching and preaching activities in Bulgaria and internationally. He has since then written 4 books on Bulgarian Evangelical and Pentecostal history and spoke at Christian TV shows and conferences. Bishop Pavel Ignatov is a powerful preacher of the gospel and a man of prophetic insight and wisdom.Support the show (https://www.theriverchurchtulsa.com/donate)

Bishop Pavel Borissov Ignatov, a native of Sofia, Bulgaria has been a minister of the gospel for about 50 years. Born in 1948 he was raised and began his early ministry under the times of the Communist Regime. He began preaching in his house very young and took over the fellowship, which his father Boris had started. He is at All Nations Beijing this week to mentor us in the coming revival to China. Ignatov’s ministry of evangelism took him all over Bulgaria. In 1980 he was elected National Overseer (Bishop) of the Church of God – the largest underground fellowship in the country. The movement was going under tremendous persecution during those years and brother Pavel was arrested hundreds of times and his family was threatened by the godless atheistic regime. In 1986 Pavel was sentenced to exile and internment to the mountain village of Mihalkovo far away from Sofia; the sentence was for three years, but an international campaign was launched very soon for his release; that campaign was led by Human Rights organizations in Finland and Lee College (currently Lee University) in the United States. The Lee College students were wearing “Pray for Pavel” badges and writing letters to the Bulgarian government. After General Secretary of the Bulgarian Communist Party Todor Zhivkov received over 36,000 letters in defense of Pavel, Zhivkov publicly denied that such man existed, but had him secretly released after only 6 months of exile. Pavel immediately resumed his preaching activities, which were marked by the remarkable growth of Pentecostal conversions among the Bulgarian Roma (Gypsy) minority. Pavel was in the middle of the public protests for democratization of the country, which eventually brought about the end of authoritarian one-party rule in Bulgaria at the end of 1989. Pavel’s home church came out in the open in 1990 and celebrated Easter that year in the largest auditorium in country in the National Palace of Culture in Sofia. For the following 5 years Bulgaria experienced tremendous and fast changes; the churches had a spiritual harvest and explosive growth. Brother Pavel’s congregation continued to have Sunday worship services in the National Palace of Culture for about 10 years as he pastored the largest in the country where regular attendance was 1500- 2,000 people every Sunday. Then brother Pavel decided to branch out his large congregation and start a number of new churches proliferated all around Sofia. The number of believers doubled in a short period Pavel has hosted well-known international ministers like Bert H. Clendennen, R.W. Shambach, David Hathaway, Ray H. Hughes, Phil Driscoll, Cliff Richards, Perry Stone, Tommy Tenney, Floyd Lawhon, and many others. Magazines like Charisma, Christianity Today, and the Church of God Evangel have published articles on r Pavel’s ministry. From 1992 to 1996 he served on the Church of God Executive Council in Cleveland, TN, USA. In 2005 Bishop Pavel Ignatov withdrew from the administrative leadership of the Bulgarian Church of God, but continues to preach and pastor his local congregation in Sofia, and conducts teaching and preaching activities in Bulgaria and internationally. He has since then written 4 books on Bulgarian Evangelical and Pentecostal history and spoke at Christian TV shows and conferences. Bishop Pavel Ignatov is a powerful preacher of the gospel and a man of prophetic insight and wisdom.Support the show (http://JesuslovesAsia.com)

On Hold 6/5/16 by Tommy Tenney

Breaking The Spirit Of Intimidation 4/24/16 by Tommy Tenney

Tommy Tenney teaches from 1 Samuel 4 about "Don't Make A Bad Day Worse".

Tommy Tenney teaches from 1 Samuel 6 about "Making A Bad Day Worse".

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It's easy to be intimidated if you don't have a word from God. This message focuses on Joshua and his unwavering strength and trust in God.

Tommy Tenney: http://www.godchasers.net/ Gregg Montella: http://www.oneheartmissions.com/