Revival In A Back Pack: Podcasting Tabernacles
Small, Mobile and Spirit Led
We have been musing about how to share the message of Tabernacles. One idea we have come up with, is the concept of a revival in a backpack. Essentially, we have two blue tooth speakers, battery powered, a wireless mic one or both of us can wear, and sit and converse about the Tabernacle Experience.
What I am looking for is something that activates peoples spirits. You would be doing a podcast, but it would be open to the public at the same time. We could have a small sign that says, podcast in progress and list www.thefinalfeast.com.
The ultimate pop-up
Small, mobile, and light, we could do two or three five minute podcasting sessions in a single day in different locations. It would take some experimentation, but as the Spirit leads, would could learn how to do it effectively.
God does not shout, but speaks in a still small voice. However, it is His voice of revelation that speaks. Intimate and as personal as a love feast, podcasting about the things the Spirit shows us could reach many.
Podcasting Equipment
- 1 Blue Tooth Onyx Battery powered Speaker
- Travel case for Onyx speaker
- two wireless clip-on mics
- Two GoPro cams
- Two tripods
- One Thule Backpack
- One Samsung Note 9 smart phone
- Folding sign: www.thefinalfeast.com
- Asus portable monitor
- Blue tooth keyboard
- Blue tooth mouse
- Video editing app
- Podcasting app and hosting account
- Cloud storage
- Evernote app
In conclusion, dare to begin
Everything starts small and grows from there. Moreover, we must be open to doing things differently if we want to make an impact in our generation. Our desire is to move ministry into the hands of the Body of Christ and away from the traditional pulpit model.
Finally, everyone gives their hearts to Jesus Christ individually. Many times people receive Christ from one on one contact. The truth is, most are not called to minister to the masses. Realize that you are only responsible to show Christ to the person in front of us right now. We are the Body of Christ and their is more than enough of us to the work the work of the ministry!