It is a platform for ministers and those preparing to enter into service to talk about their trials, challenges, successes, and failures as a minister of God. 

Many who enter into service never honestly know what to expect; they come in with this grand illusion of what they believe ministry to be, only to find the reality of the truth of Ministry, the reality of spiritual warfare, and the magnitude of the responsibilities that come with kingdom service.

Quote by “Dr. Gene Moody” Deliverance is not a one-time spectacular event but a way of life,” I would add that it is a series of life-changing events filled with challenging confrontations, eye- opening revelations, and fearfully extraordinary encounters with the supernatural. 

When you endeavor to endure the trials with dedication and faithfulness to God, do all that you can to resist temptations and persistence to overcome evil. Never being satisfied with the status quo, you’re on your way to becoming a minister in the kingdom of heaven in service to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

About 25 years ago, while doing music ministry at a church, a woman approached me after the service and said she had a word for me. She promised to give me the word after lunch, which she did. After lunch, as we sat at the table with other ministers, she returned and said God has a plan for me. “He’s going to raise me and take me all over the world, and I will stand on platforms for kings and rules of nations have stood, and I will minister to ministers.” The strange thing was that not one month later, I was at another event where a woman apostle approached me and spoke the exact words, but she added, "only after much brokenness." This was so exciting and surreal at the same time, as no one had ever spoken over me like that before, but since then, numerous words have been given.

After many years I can attest that the phrase “after much brokenness,” has shaped my perspective from carnal-mindedness to kingdom-mindedness. I unexpectedly met Dr. Sandy Murphy again 25 years later, who ushered me into my ministry. Whenever I went before ministers, wanting to be ordained, God would say to me, “NO Man will Justify you, He made it clear that my calling was from Him alone.”

The past forty years have taught me many things about ministry: the highs and lows, the intricacies and limitations, and more importantly, the constant desire to learn more from God and share that knowledge with others. With my experiences, both good and bad, God has led me to the calling of my purpose and that is: “To Minister to Ministers.”