Biblical Prophesy with Pastor JD King (JDK)
JDK: "You like the pictures? I'm trying to work with millennials. I'm trying to get used to it."
JDK: "Somebody might have a prophetic pastoral leaning. I should probably get that."
JDK: "The School of Ministry is getting almost old enough to vote!"
JDK: "You guys are like Superboy and you're just finding out you have super powers."
JDK: "[Class ends at] 9:50, technically. I'm going to try to be more honorable about that. Wait, who's up after me?"
Class: "Pastor Aaron."
JDK: "Ohhh... yeahhh..."
JDK: "How can you judge something if you don't process it."
JDK: "What do you do if you get smut on your hands?"
Erica: "Wash it off. Why am I the only one answering this question?!"
JDK: "Not everything you know is for everyone else to know."
JDK: "God doesn't respond well to inaction."
JDK: "Sometimes, what you say can transform the whole world."
JDK: "Put on your tights! Put on your cape! It's a sign for me to go into battle and be a superhero! Put on your spidey suit, man!"
JDK: "The prophetic isn't the miracle of speaking; it's the miracle of hearing."
Samuel on anointing oil: "It smells like Jesus!"
Dylan: "I keep thinking of BBQ. God likes the smell of a burnt offering."
JDK: "Our job isn't to run from the dangerous. It's to tame the dangerous for God."
JDK: "Faith is a willingness to ask and respond."
JDK: "Christians should make the best art, not this crap we normally see. Oh, Lord, I'm getting quoted. I stand by the quote, but still."
JDK: "Your gifts can take you far beyond what your character can hold."
JDK: "You could probably get any spiritual gift you wanted if you contended for it."
JDK: "If what you're saying doesn't edify the church, you better shut your mouth."
JDK: "In our society, it's actually worse to be socially awkward than a thief. There's something really twisted about that."
JDK: "Mates, dates and babies are good topics to prophesy about."
Class (jokingly): "True!"
JDK: "The answer is obviously false."
Esther: "Unless you want to get punched."
Dylan: "Fruit punch."
Esther: "I'm not a violent person, but there is a line."
JDK: "All things should be tested, including you and I'm doing it now. I should put that at the top of every [quiz]: 'Test all things.'"
Samuel: "Oooh! I get it now."
JDK: "If you've got a problem with this, get saved!"
JDK: "I want you to pick your favorite Bible character."
Samuel: "Jesus, duh."
JDK: "Besides the Son of God..."
Rose: "Holy Spirit!"
Erica: "God!"
JDK: "Besides a deity..."
Dylan: "Balaam!"
Honor and Authority with Pastor Aaron Lage (PAL)
PAL: "Anyone want to volunteer to take attendance."
Erica: "I knew you were going to say that."
Hunter F.: "Prophetic."
Erica: "I'm going to put that in my prophetic journal."
PAL: "Honor is easy when you feel it, but honor is not a feeling."
PAL: "Honor is more about the person doing the honor than the person receiving the honor."
PAL: "You are worthy of honor because of who you are in Christ."
PAL: "To honor people, you have to see people for who they're becoming."
PAL: "A culture of honor isn't built on what you need; it's build on what you give."
PAL: "He was telling [girls walking by] that they were going to hell for wearing pants. Not shorts! Pants!"
Samuel: "I'd just take my pants off right then and there!"
(not sure): "Cash me ousside."
PAL: "Did you just say cash me outside? I don't think I can recover from this... So, honor..."
Caila: "Because that's NOT honorable."
PAL: "It's like you're arguing with a gorilla. GRRRRRRRRRRR! (while fake pounding on his chest.)"
PAL: "What did you think of the chapter?"
Samuel: "It was cool to hear their story."
PAL: "I can always count on you for a deep answer."
PAL: "Danny Silk is a stud."
PAL: "Honor is not a formula."
PAL: "You don't hear people say, 'I'm a manipulative, controlling person.'"
Esther: "Well, some people do and they are proud of it, but they generally aren't Christians."
PAL: "Or they're in politics."
PAL: "You have to make sure love rises higher than the tension."
PAL: "Praying for the right thing is always the right thing."
PAL: "Do we know that Gabriel has wings? We know cherubim and seraphim had certain kinds of wings."
Esther: "So, he flew like Superman."
PAL: "We're creating our own modern Greek mythology."
PAL: "God is not subject to your Nintendo!"
Caila: "I got grounded one day, just one."
PAL: "She's crying just thinking about it!"
Samuel: "I fell asleep a couple times in church and I didn't care. Like, I got spanked a couple times in service."
Ryan: "In service?"
Samuel: "Yeah, they'd take me out and spank me."
Ryan: "Holy Spirit and fire!"
PAL: "We've got God up in heaven like, 'hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil.' It's the trinity!"
PAL: "Evil is you being less than the son or daughter you are called to be."
PAL: "You are not empowered to follow Christ through guilt. You are empowered to follow Christ through love."
PAL: "A culture of honor deems everybody worthy."
PAL: "You're going to receive mos of your blessings from other people."
PAL on food: "Technically, anything that fills me up, I'm going to think it's beautiful. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder."
PAL: "Humor, for me, is a tool. Sometimes to annoy people."
PAL: "Anything that causes you to act out of fear is a poverty mindset."
PAL: "You becoming powerful brings heaven to earth. You realizing you are powerful brings heaven to earth."
PAL: "If you can't accept a gift or be a receiver, you probably haven't switched over to a kingdom mentality."
PAL: "It's that 'living for a weekend' mentality, but not a World Revival Church weekend, because those are powerful."
PAL: "You, many times, are the answer to your own prayer."
PAL: "As we're going to go on to... (looks at clock and hisses) I HATE TIME!"
PAL: "You make fun of flannel-graph Jesus but there are people saved today because of it."
Samuel: "What's a flannel-graph?"
PAL: "You should know what a flannel-graph is."
Caila: "I don't know what it is either but I kept my mouth shut."
PAL: "Apparently [making a whip] was a skill Jesus had already acquired."
Esther: "He couldn't just Google it."
PAL: "One of the best ways to honor someone is to allow them to be free."
PAL: "A lot of the time, you don't know the difference between getting pruned and cut off, so you respond like you're cut off."
PAL: "God's given you authority and you're still running back and forth along a one foot tall fence."
PAL: "Loving yourself is loving Christ in you."
PAL: "Your identity is in the body, the group, and that prevents isolation."
PAL: "You can't simultaneously walk in unforgiveness and walk in the royalty God has given you."
PAL: "Don't let dead religion suffocate your desire for greatness."
PAL: "If you can go through the gauntlet with God, what can't you do in real life?"
PAL: "If an angel shows up, I wanna tackle it! Preset! Like Pastor Steve teaches! Preset! If an angels shows up, tackle it."
Dylan: "Greatness does not involve algebra."
PAL: "Solve for x. X always equals greatness."
Hunter F.: "Deep fried in pride."
PAL: "Somebody's from the south. We can deep fry everything."
PAL: "We don't honor people because they are honorable. We honor people because we are honorable."
PAL: "I'm part of a secret society called the truth tellers."
Esther: "If you're part of a secret society, why are you telling us?"
PAL: "Because I'm a truth teller."
PAL: "He's the King of Kings, not the King of paupers."
PAL: "That was the second greatest sneeze I've ever heard!"
PAL: "Maybe [Moses] did some Judo moves... or Egyptian moves... or maybe he did hieroglyphics in the air."
PAL: "Your sense of injustice has to reach a higher level than your concern with what other people think of you."
PAL: "You can still fulfill your calling in camel hair with locust breath."
Erica: "[David] is the millennial version of a king."
Samuel: "Jesus roadies."
PAL: "Stop waiting for permission. Or if anything, I've given you permission, so now you have it."
Samuel: "Did we just trade Lee for doughnuts?"
Ryan: "I'm French."
Dylan: "That explains why you're such a coward."
Class: "Oooh!"
Ryan: "I'll take it."
PAL: "He's got a white flag of surrender in his pocket."
Ryan: "Always prepared."
Arts Through Church History II with Pastor Eric Thomason (PET)
Josiah: "We are calling it ATCH now."
Stephanie: "ATCH-TWOOO."
Josiah: "That's perfect."
PET: "What does monophonic mean?"
JoAnn: "One... phonic."
Sarah: "How do you spell that?
PET: "Francis?
Sarah: "No, Assisi. Nevermind." (writes 'A.C.C.' on board.)
Josiah: "As bad as these guys were, we have to remember there was good, too. Otherwise we'd still be Catholic."
PET: "If you didn't conform to the Church of England, where did you go?"
Sarah: "To JAIL!"
PET: "Maybe she's in the bathroom. I shouldn't have said that."
Hunter F.: "I can edit that out."
PET: "You can? Well, let's talk all about it!"
PET: "Just because they are shallow doesn't mean I have to give them a shallow song."
PET: "Where did Martin Luther get is church background?"
Emily: "Lutherans."
PET: "All of you in this room should be able to say 'prophetically speaks' before your name. Everyone in here can hear the heart of God and speak it."
PET: "That's how you really minister to people is when you've had pain of your own."
Josiah: "Everybody needs to buy a yo-yo."
PET: "I don't need to. They're already sitting in front of me."
PET: "Class is leaning to the right today."
Sarah: "Don't call us heavy!"
JoAnn: "Praise is like 'hallelujah!" and worships is like 'ahhh.'"
PET: "We don't want to scare people. That's God's job."
PET: "Some of it's pretty groovy. That's a 70's word."
PET: "Don't lose the rawness of worship."
Emily: "Can I agree but kinda disagree with you?"
PET: "There is no disagree."
PET: "God is not after pretty. He already knows what pretty sounds like. He's perfect. He's looking for rawness of spirit."
Josiah: "There was one service, we didn't sound so good for the first couple songs."
PET: "I know. I was there."
(JoAnn's hand keeps going higher.)
Emily: "Are you stretching?"
JoAnn: "Some of us don't like to project our opinions everywhere!"
PET: "I love that line that says, 'no one dared ask Him anymore questions' and I'm like, you are an awesome Savior."
PET: "You guys don't know how easy you have it." (about 100 times.)
Emily: "Lemme guess, we don't know how easy we have it."
PET: "Didn't I just say that? You should write that down."
PET: "Don't ever ever ever let a religious person talk you out of what you feel you're supposed to do for God."
PET: "Finding God in worship has zero to do with music."
PET: "There's probably one you want to do, but someone else is going to pick it."
Josiah: "So, you want us to be disappointed?"
PET: "Yeah!"
PET: "The weightiness of God is what changes your life."
PET: "Many times, the maintainers of the move of God are more important than the starters."
PET: "Pentecostals are all in and wacky as heck."
PET: "He woulda hater all of you. He hated Brownsville. He hated Toronto."
Emily: "Well, that's unfortunate because I'm pretty nice."
Hunter F.: "That's gonna be my fruity hand."
JoAnn: "Every time we say that, I picture a little lamb sitting on a biiiig chair."
PET: "John Wilkes Booth wrote that. Wait! No! William Booth. Wrong Booth."
PET: "If I took the little guitar off little tight pants, he wouldn't know what to do."
Sarah: "No one wants to touch your sweaty elbows!"
PET: "When you know it's God, you can't listen to the critics."
PET: "Josiah, can you pray for us since you just put a Pop Tart in your mouth?"
Josiah: "Yep. First of all, thank you Jesus for Pop Tarts. I love 'em."
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