About Me
- John W. Hanson
- John Hanson and his wife, Carolyn, reside in Thompson CT where he has served as the Bishop (Lead Pastor) of Acts II Ministries since 1996. He attended 2 years at Jackson College of Ministries and then earned a B.S. in Special Education and Elementary Education, graduating summa cum laude from Texas State University. He has served as a teacher, a principal, an associate pastor and a pastor, district presbyter and district superintendent. The following are some of the resources produced by John Hanson that can be purchased at Inspirations Bookstore (http://www.ActsII.org/resources.php)My Conductor - book Passageways of Prayer - book Standards; Who Needs Them? - book 101 Illustrations for Apostolics - book The God Connection - DVD One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism - Bible Study Orientation & Assimilation Course - New Convert Course Over 100 Prayer clinics, published in 11 volumes Most of these resources are available on Kindle and Ibooks.
Thanks. Good to hear from our Supt. We pray the Lord continues to give you wisdom as you lead us. also looking forward to utilizing the tools you will be placing for our use.
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Thank you for those uplifting and encouraging words, Bishop Hanson. What an exciting time to be a part of the Church!
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ReplyDeleteI appreciate your humbleness as you take on this position for the state of Connecticut and New England. You have a consise way of summing it up for us in "these last days" yet what is happening as we occupy the land is not as important as to how we do it. I totally agree we can only please Him, Jesus, if we are spirit-filled and only then if lead by the spirit to do His will. The Battle has already been won and as long as we are willing partners with Him, all will be accomplished.
In His Time
and in His Place
In His Mercy
and in His Grace
Communication is the most essential means of having a fulfilling relationship, among us as humans we know that. Jesus wants the same thing with us, our time and that is what is most important to Him. Only as we spend daily time with Him, will He show us what to do for Him.
Matthew 7:23 And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity.
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