Mantle 2010: C. Shawn Tyson

Elder C. Shawn Tyson preaching "The Agony of Unity" on Friday, November 5, 2010, at Mantle 2010 in Huntington, WV.

Mantle 2010: David Myers

Here's a clip of Pastor David Myers preaching "When Bones Begin to Worship" on Friday, November 5, 2010, at Mantle 2010.

Greene's Break Time Question of the Day: 002

Greene answers the question,"What is the importance of God’s timing in the believer’s life?"

Mantle 2010: Information and Invitation from Host Pastor

Mantle 2010: Shekinah's Reconciliation Before He Comes

Distric Elder C. Shawn Tyson Invitation and Wecome to Mantle 2010.

Apostolic Life Cathedral is, once again, hosting the Mantle Conference in Huntington, WV, on November 4-5, 2010.

This year's theme: Shekinah's Reconciliation Before He Comes.

Mantle was born out of a desire to bridge the gap between our Apostolic heritage and our future. We do this by placing seasoned preachers and pastors together with young ministers of the Gospel in an atmosphere of anointed worship, preaching, and ministry.


It is our desire that relationships will be developed between the elder ministers and the younger ministers, like Elijah and Elisha.

We want to see the Apostolic Movement, as a whole, continue forward with the same commitment to Christ and the Gospel as our forefathers had - Mantle works to aid in this endeavor.

If you have any questions please call: 1-304-781-2015, or email: outreach@lifecathedral.com
Evening Speakers:
David K. Bernard
C. Shawn Tyson
N. A. Urshan, II
Rodwell Anderson

Day Speakers:
Clarence Moore
David Myers
Kristin Saunders
Dan Garlitz

The Conference begins on November 4th at 7:00 p.m.  The day sessions begin at 9:00 a.m. on November 5th with the evening service beginning again at 7:00 p.m.

Location: Apostolic Life Cathedral, 350 Staunton Street, Huntington, WV 25702

Video Clips from the 2009 Original Mantle Conference:
http://www.youtube.com/user/TShuga#p/u/9/zvZnUra-IZo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJvduFrCwzM

While You're Waiting

I was going about my daily activity recently when this thought entered my mind: “while you are waiting, God is shaping your life.” I believe that this was God's way of speaking to me in that moment. So, bear with me as I try to convey this idea in a clear and concise manner.

Joseph was an immature younger brother and it's possible that he was also a spoiled son doted upon by his father. He had a dream, but he was not ready to receive the fruition of that dream. So, God, in His great wisdom, allowed the 17 year old to be put into precarious situations and he did not see his father until he was 41 years old, at which time his dreams were fully realized. Each trial in Joseph’s life added responsibility and served to increase Joe’s maturity and integrity preparing him for the role he was to play in his dream.

Just as Joseph was not ready, we sometimes find that while we are impatient for fulfillment, we are not quite ready for what God has promised us, or given us in dreams and visions. Therefore, while we are waiting, God is shaping and preparing us to receive the fullness of His promise.

Instead of becoming impatient, we need to learn how to let God shape us. All too often, we can get in the way of God’s plan by allowing the flesh to rise up and prolong the shaping that God’s hand is doing on our inner man as the Great Potter molds us into a vessel that He can use, and if we’re not awfully careful, we can get in the way of the Master’s preparation.

Joseph is a great example to us of one who suffered for his dream, but we read in no passage where he complained or charged God foolishly. In fact, the Word of God indicates twice God’s continued presence even in circumstances where the carnal mind would doubt His proximity (Genesis 39:2 & 21 “…the LORD was with Joseph…”), but Joseph teaches us a principle that will serve us well when our ambition collides with God’s timing.

I admonish you today to trust God in your time of preparation and allow the maturing process to complete its cycle because while you're waiting, God is shaping your life.

Create In Me A Clean Heart -Ps. 51

Pastor Nathaniel P. Urshan & Rev. M. J. Anderson singing together in Moriah Apostolic Church.


I shot this on February 3, 2008, and apparently forgot to post it on my blog. It's one of them songs/prayers I always go back to. Hope you like it as much as I do.