The Believing Series
The Believing Series Believing The Palace Hotel (North Bergen, NJ) Various Teachers 06/04/1990 06/15/1990
Rev. Jerry Carr taught this 12-part series in 1990 to help believers see how simple and powerful the law of believing is in our lives and walk with God.
God’s Law of Prosperity
God’s Law of Prosperity Believing Prosperity Daggon Home (Budd Lake, NJ) Chatten, Bob 03/19/2004 03/28/2004
This series is intended to set a vision for God’s desire is for His people to prosper in every category of life. It shows that true prosperity is spiritual prosperity and that material prosperity is really a reflection or by-product of our relationship with God. When we seek the blessings without first seeking the Blessor, the God who sees and provides for His people, it doesn’t work for us. But when we keep our focus on God as our sufficiency, then things in life flow as He designed them to. The teachings cover two of the major principles God has set up for us to apply in order the receive the abundance and prosperity He wants to shower us with – our giving and our work. The last sessions in the series more specifically cover some ways we can apply God’s Word at work and the blessings that come from that important part of life.
2017 Summer Camp – A Walk of Believing
Believing Greenkill Conference Center (Huguenot, NY) Various Teachers 06/25/2017 06/30/2017
Harbor Light Fellowship’s annual Summer Camp from 2017.
2011 Adult Advance
Believing Love Prayer The Fellowlaborers’ House & The Property Various Teachers 06/30/2011 07/03/2011
The Adult Advance was the outgrowth of a thought that Rev. Jerry Carr had had for a long time – how great it would be to get together a bunch of believers 35 years old and over who had been standing faithfully on God’s Word for many years and just spend four days hanging out together and enjoying God’s Word together. Depending on the weather, some sessions were held in the basement of the Fellowlaborers’ house and others were held outside at The Property. The 94 believers who attended were truly, as Jerry called them, “the foundation and the pillars of the believers in New Jersey.”
Peace
