The Immanuel Agency is proud to represent singers, musicians and speakers who demonstrate:
Our role in creating successful events is to create an environment in which
those in attendance can hear God’s voice. The spiritual environment needs to
be prayerfully prepared, and warfare waged on those elements that would
distract the guests from being ministered to and the Kingdom of God being
strengthened. While we need to prayerfully prepare, if that’s all we did, very
little would happen. God has called us to be His hands and feet and to literally set the stage for Him to work.
In the realm of speaking and music engagements, there are hundreds of little details that need to be taken care of to set the stage for God’s ministry. The event needs to be made known, possibly tickets sold, a sound system needs to be made ready, a speaker or singer needs to be prepared, guests need to be shown hospitality, and introductions need to be made. The stage needs to be set and guests invited and shown proper hospitality. If we “fail” in the logistics, it can be a distraction to the guests and a foothold for “the enemy” to break up the ministry that is being attempted.
Putting on an event also takes finances. If the financial end of a ministry is not taken care of properly, then quite simply, future ministries will not be feasible. This is not advocating pursuing riches, but rather ensuring that the financial end of holding these events are not losing money so that future ministry can continue. As a host, your organization may chose not to recover all the expenses, but to invest in ministry, but that is also a matter of fiscal responsibility and stewardship.
A successful event, in which God is honored and people are ministered to, takes effort and prayerful planning. We can be resigned to have God work in spite of our failures, or we can be determined to do our part to work WITH God, bless Him with our best efforts, and depend on Him to multiply our efforts many times – to His honor and glory and the increase of His Kingdom.
This is my goal – to achieve success in not only the logistical, but the spiritual level.
those in attendance can hear God’s voice. The spiritual environment needs to
be prayerfully prepared, and warfare waged on those elements that would
distract the guests from being ministered to and the Kingdom of God being
strengthened. While we need to prayerfully prepare, if that’s all we did, very
little would happen. God has called us to be His hands and feet and to literally set the stage for Him to work.
In the realm of speaking and music engagements, there are hundreds of little details that need to be taken care of to set the stage for God’s ministry. The event needs to be made known, possibly tickets sold, a sound system needs to be made ready, a speaker or singer needs to be prepared, guests need to be shown hospitality, and introductions need to be made. The stage needs to be set and guests invited and shown proper hospitality. If we “fail” in the logistics, it can be a distraction to the guests and a foothold for “the enemy” to break up the ministry that is being attempted.
Putting on an event also takes finances. If the financial end of a ministry is not taken care of properly, then quite simply, future ministries will not be feasible. This is not advocating pursuing riches, but rather ensuring that the financial end of holding these events are not losing money so that future ministry can continue. As a host, your organization may chose not to recover all the expenses, but to invest in ministry, but that is also a matter of fiscal responsibility and stewardship.
A successful event, in which God is honored and people are ministered to, takes effort and prayerful planning. We can be resigned to have God work in spite of our failures, or we can be determined to do our part to work WITH God, bless Him with our best efforts, and depend on Him to multiply our efforts many times – to His honor and glory and the increase of His Kingdom.
This is my goal – to achieve success in not only the logistical, but the spiritual level.
• a deep love for Christ
• a strong commitment to ministry
• excellence in their artistry
• a strong commitment to ministry
• excellence in their artistry
Concerts , Church Services, Conferences & Conventions, Men's/Women's
Breakfasts, Retreats, Festivals, Rallies , Benefit Concerts & Outreach Events
Breakfasts, Retreats, Festivals, Rallies , Benefit Concerts & Outreach Events
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