This schedule continues to be a work-in-progress…check back periodically for updates.
Monday, November 9
Fly into Austin at 2pm
7pm—THE JOURNEY under the Tent in Belton, Texas. Hosted by Steve Burke of The Lord Will Provide ministries.
Address
Grothway Square
2427 N Main Street
Belton, TX
Tuesday, November 10
12pm—THE JOURNEY under the Tent
7pm—“Fire & Lightening” in Waco, TX (Mark & Patty Short)
I will be ministering as the Holy Spirit leads.
Address
Worship Room at Budget Printing
630 Texas Central Pkwy. Ste. 102
Waco, TX 76712
Wednesday, November 11
12pm—THE JOURNEY under the Tent
7pm—THE JOURNEY under the Tent
Thursday, November 12
At this point I don't have anything scheduled.
Friday, November 13
10:30am—Tom Dooley flies into Austin airport
11:30am—lunch with Barb Bucklin and key leaders in Austin
Evening—still in the works...check back later for update info.
Saturday, November 14
12pm—Luncheon & Leadership Training followed by prophetic ministry as the Lord leads. Waco, Texas.
By Invitation Only
7pm—Temple Tabernacle Church: Brian Francis Hume
Address: Temple Tabernacle Church
4903 Midway Dr.
Temple, TX 76502
Sunday, November 13
10am—Temple Tabernacle Church: Dr. Tom Dooley
4:40pm—Tom departs from Austin airport
Monday, November 13
9:35am—Depart from the Austin airport
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Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
APOSTOLIC PASSION: THE KING OF GLORY IS COMING TO AUSTIN
Psalm 24:7-10—Lift up your heads, O you gates; be lifted up, you ancient doors, that the King of glory may come in. Who is this King of glory? The LORD strong and mighty, the LORD mighty in battle. Lift up your heads, O you gates; lift them up, you ancient doors, that the King of glory may come in. Who is he, this King of glory? The LORD Almighty—he is the King of glory. Selah
In March of 2008 I ministered at the Embracing God’s Glory conference in Temple, Texas. The first night I spoke briefly with a woman at the conference from Austin, which was approximately an hour south of Temple. I was scheduled to minister at the main session Friday night and Saturday morning.
While preaching Saturday morning, the Holy Spirit suddenly directed me in the middle of my message to declare the following to the woman from Austin I had met briefly the first night: “The King of glory is coming to Austin, the King of Glory is coming to Austin, the King of Glory is coming to Austin!” Each time I declared it, it came forth with greater authority. It was a prophetic declaration that was from the very heart of God—never before had I felt any inclination to pray such a thing concerning Austin. Immediately following this prophetic declaration, God’s tangible presence permeated the meeting room. Silence filled the room as hearts were fixated upon the King of Glory. This session that was intended to only be for 90 minutes, went on for almost four hours.
Obviously Austin is on God’s heart in this hour.
Two days later on March 17th I had the opportunity to minister at Luke 4:18 Ministries (under the leadership of Barb Bucklin) in Austin. There was a word stirring in my heart for the church in Austin concerning apostolic passion—yet I did not sense it was time to release it then. Instead the Lord moved powerfully upon those in attendance as I ministered prophetically to roughly 30 different people. It was an intense time in the Lord as lives were touched and changed.
Afterwards as I was riding back to Temple, I knew that I had to release the word on apostolic passion before flying out of Austin on March 20. I contacted Barb Bucklin to set up a time to meet at the Capital building in Austin to prophetically declare this word over the city as a whole: The King of Glory is coming to Austin as apostolic passion is restored to the Church.
APOSTOLIC PASSION
What is apostolic passion? My definition-in-progress is as followed: An undying steadfastness to glorify God by fulfilling the “original mandate” for which one has been sent to accomplish. Hence this needs to be further delineated in order to fully comprehend the framework of this Spirit-cultivated motivation within the heart. It is one whose heart is fully congruent (i.e., submitted, surrendered, pliable, fashionable, obedient) to the heart of God. It seeks the glory of God above all else, at all cost—to the demise of the praise of man.
In order to better understand what I mean by apostolic passion for the glory of God, I want to share a story with you.
During October of 2004, my wife and I (along with Jerry and Shara Phillips from Texas) visited the historic home of James and Dolly Madison called Montpelier, located in Virginia. This is approximately an hour from our home. James Madison is one of the Founding Fathers of our Nation and was the principal draftsman of the Constitution, thus the namesake, “Father of the Constitution.” Henceforth his influence is indelibly imprinted upon the formation of the United States of America.
Unknowingly to us, this historic home was under a work of restoration, which commenced in December of 2003. Although we were able to walk through parts of it, it was all under heavy construction. The DuPont family had recently given the home to the Montpelier Foundation with instructions to renovate it; therefore the objective was to restore the mansion to the one originally inhabited by the Madison family during the 1820s.
We learned that during an in-depth, meticulous architectural and archaeological examination of the home, it was determined that the expanded DuPont home still contained much of the original parts of the Madison era home. Little did I know that I was about to undergo an intensely personal lesson on the apostolic passion that the Father desires to be evident today in apostolic men and women. This life-changing lesson was epitomized by the tour guide—indeed, a man who was passionate about uncovering anything that was an original Madison. I was fascinated by the absolute passion of the tour guide. He would take us to various parts of the home to show us where they had discovered an original Madison pattern, material, wallpaper, wood, window, or painting. In doing so, he emanated such commitment, dedication, and determination.
The home had been modified over the years as subsequent owners built additional rooms to the original Madison structure. During the early part of the 20th century, the wealthy DuPont family added massive wings to the original Madison home; therefore the deconstruction phase reduced the sprawling mansion from 55 rooms to 22 rooms. This restoration project was purposed to remove everything that had been added on so that it was the exact representation of what James and Dolly Madison lived in. However, as stated earlier, they had to painstakingly ensure each room that was deconstructed didn’t contain any valuable originals of the Madison home. This required commitment. Nothing could be glossed over or eliminated without the utmost care to ensure nothing valuable (i.e., a Madison original) was discarded.
The tour guide was exhilarated about anything that was an original Madison—I was dumbfounded and awestruck at the same time. I couldn’t help but reflect on the reality that if this tour guide was this passionate concerning Montpelier, how much more passionate should I be concerning my Heavenly Father’s house—the glorious Church.
My heart was stirred that day.
I could no longer be comfortable with my own comfortableness concerning my lack of “passion” for the things on God’s own heart. Immediately following this visit to Montpelier, the tour guide’s passion served as a benchmark to me of the passion of apostolic ministry to restore the church to God’s original intentions as revealed in the Scriptures. Our passion for anything in this world should be pale compared for our passion for Christ Jesus and the Church. This is the hour that the Lord is bringing forth apostolic leaders who are passionate about God restoring the Church to its original mandate!
THE KING OF GLORY IS COMING TO AUSTIN
As I stood on the steps of the Capital in Austin, I shared this story with this band of committed believers who continually long to see the King of Glory come to Austin. I exhorted this group to persevere in prayer to become an apostolic company of men and women who obeyed the original intent of God’s heart as revealed in the Scriptures. Together we welcomed the King of Glory to Austin. And we consecrated our hearts afresh to the Lord in unity that no man would take any credit for what was His alone to glory in. Therefore the thrust of apostolic passion is wholehearted concern with the original intent of God’s heart—God is glorified as mankind extends His kingdom throughout the earth.
So what does this look like for the church in Austin and beyond?
More to come….
In March of 2008 I ministered at the Embracing God’s Glory conference in Temple, Texas. The first night I spoke briefly with a woman at the conference from Austin, which was approximately an hour south of Temple. I was scheduled to minister at the main session Friday night and Saturday morning.
While preaching Saturday morning, the Holy Spirit suddenly directed me in the middle of my message to declare the following to the woman from Austin I had met briefly the first night: “The King of glory is coming to Austin, the King of Glory is coming to Austin, the King of Glory is coming to Austin!” Each time I declared it, it came forth with greater authority. It was a prophetic declaration that was from the very heart of God—never before had I felt any inclination to pray such a thing concerning Austin. Immediately following this prophetic declaration, God’s tangible presence permeated the meeting room. Silence filled the room as hearts were fixated upon the King of Glory. This session that was intended to only be for 90 minutes, went on for almost four hours.
Obviously Austin is on God’s heart in this hour.
Two days later on March 17th I had the opportunity to minister at Luke 4:18 Ministries (under the leadership of Barb Bucklin) in Austin. There was a word stirring in my heart for the church in Austin concerning apostolic passion—yet I did not sense it was time to release it then. Instead the Lord moved powerfully upon those in attendance as I ministered prophetically to roughly 30 different people. It was an intense time in the Lord as lives were touched and changed.
Afterwards as I was riding back to Temple, I knew that I had to release the word on apostolic passion before flying out of Austin on March 20. I contacted Barb Bucklin to set up a time to meet at the Capital building in Austin to prophetically declare this word over the city as a whole: The King of Glory is coming to Austin as apostolic passion is restored to the Church.
APOSTOLIC PASSION
What is apostolic passion? My definition-in-progress is as followed: An undying steadfastness to glorify God by fulfilling the “original mandate” for which one has been sent to accomplish. Hence this needs to be further delineated in order to fully comprehend the framework of this Spirit-cultivated motivation within the heart. It is one whose heart is fully congruent (i.e., submitted, surrendered, pliable, fashionable, obedient) to the heart of God. It seeks the glory of God above all else, at all cost—to the demise of the praise of man.
In order to better understand what I mean by apostolic passion for the glory of God, I want to share a story with you.
During October of 2004, my wife and I (along with Jerry and Shara Phillips from Texas) visited the historic home of James and Dolly Madison called Montpelier, located in Virginia. This is approximately an hour from our home. James Madison is one of the Founding Fathers of our Nation and was the principal draftsman of the Constitution, thus the namesake, “Father of the Constitution.” Henceforth his influence is indelibly imprinted upon the formation of the United States of America.
Unknowingly to us, this historic home was under a work of restoration, which commenced in December of 2003. Although we were able to walk through parts of it, it was all under heavy construction. The DuPont family had recently given the home to the Montpelier Foundation with instructions to renovate it; therefore the objective was to restore the mansion to the one originally inhabited by the Madison family during the 1820s.
We learned that during an in-depth, meticulous architectural and archaeological examination of the home, it was determined that the expanded DuPont home still contained much of the original parts of the Madison era home. Little did I know that I was about to undergo an intensely personal lesson on the apostolic passion that the Father desires to be evident today in apostolic men and women. This life-changing lesson was epitomized by the tour guide—indeed, a man who was passionate about uncovering anything that was an original Madison. I was fascinated by the absolute passion of the tour guide. He would take us to various parts of the home to show us where they had discovered an original Madison pattern, material, wallpaper, wood, window, or painting. In doing so, he emanated such commitment, dedication, and determination.
The home had been modified over the years as subsequent owners built additional rooms to the original Madison structure. During the early part of the 20th century, the wealthy DuPont family added massive wings to the original Madison home; therefore the deconstruction phase reduced the sprawling mansion from 55 rooms to 22 rooms. This restoration project was purposed to remove everything that had been added on so that it was the exact representation of what James and Dolly Madison lived in. However, as stated earlier, they had to painstakingly ensure each room that was deconstructed didn’t contain any valuable originals of the Madison home. This required commitment. Nothing could be glossed over or eliminated without the utmost care to ensure nothing valuable (i.e., a Madison original) was discarded.
The tour guide was exhilarated about anything that was an original Madison—I was dumbfounded and awestruck at the same time. I couldn’t help but reflect on the reality that if this tour guide was this passionate concerning Montpelier, how much more passionate should I be concerning my Heavenly Father’s house—the glorious Church.
My heart was stirred that day.
I could no longer be comfortable with my own comfortableness concerning my lack of “passion” for the things on God’s own heart. Immediately following this visit to Montpelier, the tour guide’s passion served as a benchmark to me of the passion of apostolic ministry to restore the church to God’s original intentions as revealed in the Scriptures. Our passion for anything in this world should be pale compared for our passion for Christ Jesus and the Church. This is the hour that the Lord is bringing forth apostolic leaders who are passionate about God restoring the Church to its original mandate!
THE KING OF GLORY IS COMING TO AUSTIN
As I stood on the steps of the Capital in Austin, I shared this story with this band of committed believers who continually long to see the King of Glory come to Austin. I exhorted this group to persevere in prayer to become an apostolic company of men and women who obeyed the original intent of God’s heart as revealed in the Scriptures. Together we welcomed the King of Glory to Austin. And we consecrated our hearts afresh to the Lord in unity that no man would take any credit for what was His alone to glory in. Therefore the thrust of apostolic passion is wholehearted concern with the original intent of God’s heart—God is glorified as mankind extends His kingdom throughout the earth.
So what does this look like for the church in Austin and beyond?
More to come….
Monday, April 21, 2008
Ministry Trip to Austin, Texas
This Friday (April 25) I will be flying to Austin, Texas to minister there before flying back home on Tuesday the 29th. Please pray for me as the Lord leads. The last time I ministered in Texas the Lord gave me a strong prophetic word for Austin. Here is an excerpt from a previous blog posting:
“During the message, [main session at a conference in Temple, Texas] the Holy Spirit suddenly directed me to declare, 'The King of glory is coming to Austin, the King of Glory is coming to Austin, the King of Glory is coming to Austin.' Each time I declared it, it came forth with greater authority. It was a prophetic declaration that was from the very heart of God.“
This is my schedule thus far:
Friday, April 25—I will be teaching on the MERCY of God in preparation for The Mercy Seat on Saturday. Time and location to be announced soon. I'll post it here as soon as I learn the new information. UPDATE: This will be held at the Baptist Association Headquarters in Austin at 7:00.
Saturday, April 26—THE MERCY SEAT with Bound4life (founded by Lou Engle). They're encouraging believers to go to their state capital for a silent siege against abortion. You can check out their website to learn more information about how to participate in your state or in Washington, DC.
Sunday, April 27—I will be ministering at the Tree of Life International in north Austin on Sunday morning at 10:30. Check out their website for directions: http://www.treeoflifeintl.com/
Sunday evening I will be sharing at a meeting for regional intercessors.
Monday, April 28—I will be ministering at the Luke 4:18 Ministries. Last month I ministered here and the Lord moved powerfully upon the people present. This ministry was founded by Barbara Bucklin who is a true "watchman on the wall" in Austin. They meet (I think at 6:00) for a meal before converging for worship and ministry. Here is the address: 203 Rolling Green Dr Austin, TX 78734
I'm excited about all that the Lord has in mind for this upcoming trip. I'm praying for God's direction and leading in all of this so that Christ is glorified! I sense that there is going to be tremendous breakthrough!
For the Cause,
Brian Francis Hume
“During the message, [main session at a conference in Temple, Texas] the Holy Spirit suddenly directed me to declare, 'The King of glory is coming to Austin, the King of Glory is coming to Austin, the King of Glory is coming to Austin.' Each time I declared it, it came forth with greater authority. It was a prophetic declaration that was from the very heart of God.“
This is my schedule thus far:
Friday, April 25—I will be teaching on the MERCY of God in preparation for The Mercy Seat on Saturday. Time and location to be announced soon. I'll post it here as soon as I learn the new information. UPDATE: This will be held at the Baptist Association Headquarters in Austin at 7:00.
Saturday, April 26—THE MERCY SEAT with Bound4life (founded by Lou Engle). They're encouraging believers to go to their state capital for a silent siege against abortion. You can check out their website to learn more information about how to participate in your state or in Washington, DC.
Sunday, April 27—I will be ministering at the Tree of Life International in north Austin on Sunday morning at 10:30. Check out their website for directions: http://www.treeoflifeintl.com/
Sunday evening I will be sharing at a meeting for regional intercessors.
Monday, April 28—I will be ministering at the Luke 4:18 Ministries. Last month I ministered here and the Lord moved powerfully upon the people present. This ministry was founded by Barbara Bucklin who is a true "watchman on the wall" in Austin. They meet (I think at 6:00) for a meal before converging for worship and ministry. Here is the address: 203 Rolling Green Dr Austin, TX 78734
I'm excited about all that the Lord has in mind for this upcoming trip. I'm praying for God's direction and leading in all of this so that Christ is glorified! I sense that there is going to be tremendous breakthrough!
For the Cause,
Brian Francis Hume
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