These are the slides as a manuscript from Rev, Elaine Pettit Messages from Waiting School 14 from June 18-20th 2010

3. “ Glorious Things Happen When God's Spirit Fills the House!” E.P.

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10. Habakkuk 3:2 (NIV) LORD, I have heard of your fame; I stand in awe of your deeds, O LORD. Renew them in our day, in our time make them known; in wrath remember mercy.

20. Desiring more out of life. Choosing to live a life with a more meaningful eternal purpose.

26. Hebrews 13:18 We are sure that we have a clear conscience and desire to live honorably in every way.

34. Lean not to your own understanding…”

36. “ Do you get so near to the heart of God that you share His grief over the world and over the backslidden church that we have today?” Ravenhill

40. That stirring of the Spirit then overflows the confines of lives of the saints to bless a waiting world.

48. A Two-Fold Vision Building Our Personal House Building God's House Building An Invisible House

53. 1994

61. Hebrews 7:25 NIV “ Therefore he is able to save completely those who come to God through him, because he always lives to intercede for them.”

63. Praying Hyde

64. One Pure and Holy Passion

66. God speaks unchanging truth throughout all generations.

70. “ Paul, we say, was a logician, but his own appraisal was that his was the place of burden-bearer, who could wish himself accursed from Christ if by this means his brethren could be saved.”

75. Arthur Wallis, in his book, “ God’s Chosen Fast”: “ God wants to bring us beyond…mourning only for our personal sins, to where we are moved by the Spirit to mourn for the sins of the church, the nation, and even the world. It is of the deepest concern to God to find those who share his feelings for the spiritual situation that exists..."

77. Heaven marks the men who feel with God for the sins that break His heart and turn His face from us…

78. Praying Hyde

82. We need a revival prayer life in our personal

84. Mrs. Gertrude Taylor "I will move Heaven and Earth over your prayer request."

86. “ The secret of praying is praying in secret.” Ravenhill

94. E.M. Bounds-The Weapon of Prayer

105. “ Prayer changes things. Prayer makes all things possible, for it links the praying soul to the omnipotence of God.” God Listens to the Crying Heart in the Secret Place- Samuel Chadwick

106. “ True prayer, the prayer that prevails, is personal, intimate, and original.” God Listens to the Crying Heart in the Secret Place- Samuel Chadwick

109. “ The biggest single factor contributing to delayed Holy Ghost revival is this omission of soul travail.” Leonard Ravenhill

113. UNCONSCIOUS ADVANCE

114. "The thought of someone being lost forever compels me onward."

117. October 5, 2005

121. “ Attempt great things for God Expect great things from God.” William Carey

122. George Mueller: “ Then trust in God. Depend only on Him. Wait on Him. Believe on Him. Expect great things from Him . Faint not if the blessing ferries. ”

123. George Mueller: “… Tens of thousands of times my prayers have been answered. When once I am persuaded a thing is right, I go on praying for it until the end comes. I never give up!”

124. George Mueller: “ In answer to my prayers, thousands of souls have been saved,” he went on. “I shall meet tens of thousands of them in heaven.”

126. 2 Corinthians 4:18 “ So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen. For what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal.”

131. Waiting School Watchmen

134. The Lord has poured out His blessing on the Waiting School

139. Waiting School Summit Maine August 2008

143. Waiting School 11 Maine August 2009

162. Praying Hyde

167. “ How he pleaded for them with sobs – dry choking sobs, that showed how the depths of his soul were being stirred. ‘Father, give me these souls or I die!” was the burden of his prayers.” Praying Hyde

171. “… At times it was a crying out for the millions perishing before our eyes.” Praying Hyde

195. "But more than this, I have just emerged from a great trial which for almost three years signified a thousand deaths."

197. "Intercession shall have first place. It is not a simple or easy matter. It means the Cross, a participation in the Savior's sufferings…

206. “ I point you to the scores of hundreds of workers quickened and fitted for the services of Christ; I point you to literally thousands prayed into the Kingdom and I say to you, ‘Behold, the purchase of such a price!’” Praying Hyde

208. “ I am assured that tens of thousands have been born into the kingdom because of the soul-travail at Sialkot.”

220. "That millions of people will be in conscious torment forever is beyond the grasp of the human mind." One Minute After You Die Erwin Lutzer

222. “ It is unending death, a state in which the immortal soul can never die to its misery, never know relief.”

223. “… a night where the cries of the damned never die…”

224. “ In his letter to William Law, John Wesley put it very pointedly: Now this much cannot be denied, that these texts speak as if there were really such a place as hell…

225. … I would then ask but one plain question: If the case is not so, why did God speak as if it was?”

232. “ The fear was so intense I couldn’t bear it, but again, I couldn’t die. I knew that most people up on the surface of the earth did not believe or even know that there was a whole world going on down here…”

233. “… They wouldn’t believe it. But here it existed, and it was all too real. This place was so terrifying, so intense, and so hostile that it would be impossible for me to exaggerate the horror.” Bill Wiese 23 Minutes in Hell

234. “ I understood that I would never get out.” Bill Wiese

235. “ It was a reality filled with an endless eternity of pain, loss, loneliness, and doom—a most miserable existence.” Bill Wiese

236. “ I realized this horror would last for an eternity, and that knowledge thrust me back into a frantic state of mind.” Bill Wiese

237. “ To witness people in terror, in desperation, and in unending torment was more than I could bear.” Bill Wiese

238. 2 Cor. 5:11 (21 st Century KJV) “ Knowing the terror of the Lord, we persuade men everywhere to get ready.”

245. "George Whitefield cried, 'Give me souls, or take my soul..." H.C. Van Wormer

246. David Brainerd said, “ I care not where I go or how I live or what I endure so that I may save souls … H.C. Van Wormer

247. … When I sleep, I dream of them; when I awake, they are my first thoughts …” H.C. Van Wormer

248. … No amount of scholastic attainment, of able and profound exposition …” H.C. Van Wormer

250. During the great Welsh Revival, Dr F. B. Meyer saw one evening, a young minister come to a crowded meeting. H.C. Van Wormer

251. This young man stood up and prayed to God in behalf of two of his mates who were scoffing behind. H.C. Van Wormer

252. One of these men immediately arose and said, “No, that is not true; I was not scoffing. I simply said I was not an infidel, but an agnostic… H.C. Van Wormer

253. … and if God wants to save me, I will give Him a fair opportunity. Let Him do it!” H.C. Van Wormer

254. That boast seemed to strike Evan Roberts so that he fell on his knees in perfect agony of soul. H.C. Van Wormer

255. It seemed as though his very heart would break beneath the weight of this man’s sin. H.C. Van Wormer

256. A friend of Dr. Meyer’s who stood near him said, “This is too dreadful! I cannot bear to hear this man groan so! I will start a tune to drown it!” H.C. Van Wormer

257. Dr. Meyer said, “Whatever you do, don’t do that. I want this thing to sink deep into my heart. H.C. Van Wormer

258. “… I’ve preached the Gospel these thirty years with dry eyes. I’ve spoken to great masses of people without turning a hair, unmoved. I want the throb of this man’s anguish to touch my own soul.” H.C. Van Wormer

259. Evan Roberts sobbed on and on and Meyer said: “My God, let me learn that sob, that my soul may break while I preach the Gospel to men.” H.C. Van Wormer

260. Listen to Mr. Finney: “ It loaded me down with great agony. As I returned to my room I felt almost as if I should stagger under the burden that was on my mind ...” H.C. Van Wormer

262. The Spirit struggled within men with groanings that could not be uttered .” H.C. Van Wormer

263. The reason for revival which has been going on now around four years in the Hebrides is that some have recovered the lost agony. H.C. Van Wormer

264. “ But the remarkable thing about that great meeting is this, that while that was happening in the church , … H.C. Van Wormer

265. … fishermen in their boats, men behind their looms, men at the pit bank, a merchant out with his van, school teachers examining papers, were gripped by God … H.C. Van Wormer

266. … and by ten o’clock the roads were black with people seeking after God … ” H.C. Van Wormer

267. “ I went along that country road and found in one place three men lying on their faces, so distressed about their souls that they could not talk to me; yet they were never near the meeting I held. This is revival .” H.C. Van Wormer

268. "It appears that we have lost the power to weep, to wrestle, to plead, and to agonize over lost souls."

269. "The reason there is no intercession, no agonizing, no weeping, 'between the porch and the altar' is that God's people are not awake to the condition of the day."

272. "To recover the lost agony will be costly."

273. "What did it mean for Paul to engage in soul-winning labors?"

274. "Loss of fame, friends, riches, rest, reputation, and relatives;"

275. "what separation, sobs, scars, and scarcity were his--"

276. "All because he wanted others to find Christ!"

277. "His was a passion for souls that flamed up in ardor and burned steadily in spite of all discouragement."

278. "Would we share the apostolic agony for souls of men?"

279. The following quote is from John Wesley’s Journal, taken from Benjamin Pettit’s, The Great Privilege of All Believers : The Wesleyan Doctrine of No Sin , 1: 474-475

280. “ When they had spent the usual time together [in prayer], a few went to their own houses; but the rest remained upon their knees, groaning for the great and precious promises of God.

281. “ One being desired to pray, he no sooner began to lift up his voice to God, than the Holy Ghost made intercession in all that were present, with groanings that could not be uttered.

282. “ At length the travail of their souls burst out into loud and ardent cries.”

283. “ They had no doubt of the favour of God; but they could not rest, while there was any thing in them contrary to his nature.”

284. “ One cried out, in an exceeding great agony, “Lord, deliver me from my sinful nature!” then a second, a third, and fourth.”

285. “ And while the person who prayed first, was calling upon God in those words, “Thou God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, hear us for the sake of thy Son Jesus!”

286. … one was heard to say, “Blessed be the Lord God for ever, for he hath cleansed my heart! Praise the Lord, O my soul; and all that is within me, praise his holy name!”

287. Another said, “I hold thee with a trembling hand, but will not let thee go;” and in a little time cried out, “Praise the Lord with me; for he hath cleansed my heart from sin!”

288. Another cried, “I am hanging over the pit of hell by a slender thread;” a second, with loud and dismal shrieks, “I am in hell: O save me, save me!”

289. while a third said, with a far different voice, “Blessed be the Lord, for he hath pardoned all my sins!”

290. Thus they continued for the space of two hours; some praising and magnifying God, some crying to him for pardon or purity of heart, with the greatest agony of spirit.

291. Before they parted, three believed God had fulfilled his word, and “cleansed them from all unrighteousness.”

292. “ The next evening they met again; and the Lord was again present to heal the broken in heart. One received remission of sins; and three more believed God had cleansed them from all sin. . .”

294. “ A typical entry in David Brainard's Journal:” “ I set apart this day for secret fasting and prayer, …”

295. “… to entreat God to direct and bless me with regard to the great work I have in view, of preaching the Gospel."

297. "I think my soul never was in such agony before;

298. "I felt no restraint, for the treasures of the divine grace were opened to me;"

300. “ I was in such agony till near dark, that I was wet with sweat.”

309. J. Paul Reno: Daniel Nash: Prevailing Prince of Prayer

312. J. Paul Reno: Daniel Nash: Prevailing Prince of Prayer

316. “ I quote form a postal card written by John to his sister while he was at Clifton Springs, N.Y., dated October 27th, 1911, ‘Am still in bed or wheel-chair, getting a fine rest and doing a lot of the ministry of intercession, and having not a few opportunities of personal work.’”

327. "In the matter of New Testament, Spirit-inspired, Hell-shaking, world-breaking prayer, never has so much been left by so many to so few." Ravenhill