I felt very close to God in those days. It was however still a kind of wilderness experience and eventually we moved to other places and got involved with other groups, without leaving anything lasting behind. Eventually the Lord led me out of this scene. One of the problems with this movement is that it can be so undisciplined, critical and unproductive. Everyone comes with a different set of hurts, a different set of priorities and with a predisposition to resist those with a gift of leadership.
People come together to lick their wounds, get healed and delivered and talk what is on their heart.
However they are rarely interested in doing something about reaching the lost. It is so much more convenient to sit around a cup of coffee, sing to the Lord and talk about what happened last week or what is bothering us. Until leadership has a vision for going further than this and reaching out to others together with others, nothing much seems to come out of it. God wanted me to understand many things in the natural world of business which I had previously considered were irrelevant to God's purposes in my life. God graciously allowed me to meet the pastor's wife of a successful Korean church in Sydney.