1 Samuel 14:7 - "Do all that you have in mind," his armor-bearer said. "Go ahead; I am with you heart and soul." NIV

The Heart of an Armorbeaerer is Found Throughout both the Old and New Testament. Terry Nance Has Tapped Into a Timeless Truth that Needs to be Taught in this Generation. 
 

CLICK HERE FOR AN ARMOR BEARER CONFERENCE INTRODUCTION 

The Armorbearer Conference Includes; 

1 - God's Armorbearer Syllabus

 BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

With over 40 years experience in local church ministry, Terry Nance served as Sr. Associate minister of a thriving congregation for over 23 years.  During his tenure, Terry was the Executive Director of a daily Bible School of World Evangelism and weekly Laymen’s School. Terry also pioneered and became the Executive Director of a Missionary Alliance, designed to help local churches in finding, equipping and sending missionaries.

Terry has authored four books:  God’s Armor Bearer I – How To Serve God’s Leaders; God’s Armor Bearer II – Bloom Where You are Planted ; God’s Armor Bearer 3 – Running with Your Pastor’s Vision; Awaken-Letters from a Spiritual Father to this Generation and God’s Armorbearer for the Next Generation. These books have motivated thousands of Christians to stand with their leaders in faithful service, helping them to fulfill God’s purpose for their lives.

Terry holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Southwestern University, where he met his lovely wife Kim. Terry and Kim have been married for over 40 years and have 3 children; McCall, Alex and McKenna.

Terry and Kim pastor Impact Church, in Sherwood, Arkansas. The passion of Impact Church is to be: A House of Revival; A House of Discipleship, Surrounded by a Culture of Love.

“Terry Nance’s book, God’s Armorbearer is an insightful look at a neglected ministry that needs desperately to be rekindled in the kingdom.  I believe it is essential for every sincere Christian to read and apply.  That is the reason I purchased 5,000 of them for use at our church, The Potter’s House.   I would simply be afraid to command any troops into battle who had not read it.”

Bishop T. D. Jakes, Sr.