About Just go ministries

Just Go Ministry started with an Encounter I had with God in my backyard. I went back there to look for something and I heard the audible voice of God that asked me “What do you want?”  I looked behind me and no one was there.  I continued on and again heard the Voice ask” What do you want?” Again, I looked around and saw no one.  The third time I heard the question “What do you want?” I knew it was the Lord asking me.  In that moment I had a vision of my walk with the Lord to that point, 24 years…. and I was able to see areas in my life that were not fully surrendered to God.  At that moment I began to re-examine my walk with the Lord, I began to seek Him like never before and He revealed himself more and more to me.  My personal revival began and I knew God had so much more for me, not only me, but all those who would trust in Him and want more of him.  I began to see more signs and wonders than I ever seen before in my ministry.  I understood completely for the first-time what Jesus meant on the cross when he said it was finished. That we are saved, healed and delivered. 

I began to look at how we “do” church in America.   How many Christians are following the latest most dynamic ministry, but are not ministering themselves, are not experiencing the fullness of God in their own personal lives. I observed that being a Christian in America was for the most part a spectator sport and this grieved me. We are all called to go out and “be doers of the word, not hearers only, deceiving yourselves” (James1:22), but that takes us stepping out in faith knowing what God’s word says, signs and wonders will follow those who believe ( Mark 16:17-18)…and greater things will you do (John 14:12)... Christians need to “Just Go” and trust and expect the Holy Spirit that lives inside of us will move through us in power.  For “He has not given us a spirit of Fear but of, but of POWER and love and of a sound mind” (2Timothy1:7).

                                                                                                                        Ruben Delgado