Programs, positions, and prominence are laid aside to let God unify the body and install His purpose in our hearts. The basic format is 13 anointed speakers with diverse delivery methods, yet common, intertwined messages, usher in the word of God. The sermons are augmented by powerful moves of God and inspired singing by the Alexandria Sanctuary Choir, led by Mickey Mangun. The general message that manifested itself through the mouth of the ministers was a call to faith for the revival of a lost world and a launching and unleashing of Apostolic demonstration in our churches. However, to embrace such a vision, the Lord had to humble us.
Humility begins with a repentant heart.
This was taken care of on the first night. The walls of the sanctuary were adorned with massive pictures of the faces of lost people. Mangun relayed his burden of how all of these faces should haunt us. He urged the ministry to not be comfortable with merely their congregation, but to let the thought of a lost world haunt them every day. He challenged the congregation that we Apostolics, who claim to have the message, have lost our passion for a world destined for eternal damnation.