Pastor Greg Locke gave a major update to his Global Vision Bible Church congregation regarding their plans on moving to a new building.
Last night, by midnight, we officially came [under] the contract for the new home of Global Vision Bible Church,” he said during the Aug. 11, 2024 Sunday service.
Now that this contract is in motion, the church has only another three weeks meeting in the tent before moving into their new home.
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“We have 30 days to close; we can close sooner if we come up with all of the funds. It’s God’s property, and so God’s going to have to do it,” says Locke.
Locke points out that the church has been meeting on the same property since 2011. Now, after all these years, the Lord has opened the door for them to finally move to a new space where the Holy Spirit can continue to pour out His flame of revival.
“We’re going to turn that little neighborhood that it’s in for the glory of God. We’re going to steward it well,” Locke says.
The building has an industrial kitchen inside of it that Locke says they can use to help feed the community. It also has an additional auditorium that can be used for youth ministry, Spanish ministry and other various activities.
Locke believes God is about to take Global Vision into a brand-new season on an entirely different level.
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“I told you a month or so ago, you’re going to miss the heat. I know you didn’t believe me, but you’re going to miss this tent. You’re going to miss it. But we’re not going to miss what God’s doing. And if we stay here, we’re going to miss it. So, in obedience, we’re rolling out. And we’re going to the land that flows with milk and honey,” says Locke.
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