NOV. 5 - 6
SPEAKERS
Kenneth W. Hagin
TONY COOKE
is a Bible teacher and author. He graduated from Rhema Bible Training Center in 1980 and received degrees from North Central University (Bachelor’s in Church Ministries) and Liberty University (Master’s in Theological Studies/Church History). His ministerial background includes pastoral ministry, teaching in Bible schools, and directing a ministerial association. Tony’s passion for teaching the Bible has taken him to more than thirty-five nations and nearly all fifty states. He is the author of seventeen books, several of which have been translated and published in more than a dozen other languages. Tony and his wife, Lisa, reside in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.
Mark bintliff
is the pastor of New Creation Church in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Mark's solid Bible teaching is delivered with humor and creativity, which causes spiritual truth to
become a reality in the lives of believers of all ages. He is committed to equipping believers for their work in the ministry both locally and worldwide.
Roy Coggeshall
Is a successful business owner based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with a heart for people, leadership, and serving others. Roy and his wife, Jill, are both graduates of RHEMA Bible Training College. Roy is also actively involved with West Coast Life Church in California, where he helps pastors Ray Gene and Beth Wilson with the church and its ministry. His commitment to serving others and supporting the work of the church reflects his desire to make a positive difference in the lives of those around him.
about
A Call to Arms® Men’s Conference was held on the Rhema campus in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, in 2002. God began to deal with Rev. Kenneth W. Hagin about holding an event for men. Read about how the event got its name from Rev. Hagin’s own words:
God began to deal with me about men and men’s issues, so I decided to have a men’s conference—a men’s conference from the faith and charismatic movements.
“A call to arms” is a term that was used back in the early days of our country when this country was first being formed. Even at the time of the Revolutionary War, there was no army as we know it today. Even George Washington’s army was not an army like we know it. They just sent out a call for the men to come with their arms to defend what we believed in! And they came.
Well the Lord gave me that title. He said, “It’s time for a call of arms for the men of God—not just preachers but men of God.” It’s time to step up and become the leaders, spiritually and naturally God called us to be. It’s time to become the fathers we should become. It’s time to become everything He has called us to be!
—Rev. Kenneth W. Hagin
Schedule
Thursday
5 p.m. Registration Opens
7 p.m. Tony Cooke
After Evening Service - Kickback at the NRC
Friday
10 a.m. Mark Bintliff
2 p.m. Roy Coggeshall
7 p.m. Kenneth W. Hagin
After Evening Service - Kickback at the NRC
Note: All sessions are held in the Rhema Bible Church Auditorium (RCA). Doors open approximately one hour before each service. Dress is casual for all sessions.
