About

A Little About Me

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It has been said that the two most important days of your life are the day you were born and the day you discover why. My best friend is the Holy Spirit and it is through Him that we discover Jesus Christ and the "why." The driving passion of my ministry is to help people know God and to raise the level of the Holy Spirit in their lives.

The driving passion of my ministry is to help people know God and to raise the level of the Holy Spirit in their lives.

In 1973 I gave my life to Jesus Christ and married Becky in 1974. We have raised six children who, with their spouses, are strong Christians and are raising our eighteen grandchildren with the same love for God and His word. Since 1976 I have been in full time ministry and during these years have pioneered and pastored several churches, ministered in many churches across the US and internationally, and accomplished missionary work overseas. My Father receives all the glory and honor for I know that what I have and what I am is purely by His grace.


What Others Say

Joe Weidinger brings a current prophetic message flowing out of a pastor’s heart. He ministers extensively in the church I serve and always in the spirit of I Cor. 2:4-5: Rather than using clever and persuasive speeches, I relied only on the power of the Holy Spirit. I did this so you would trust not in human wisdom but in the power of God. We need this minister today in the church.
~ Larry Nevile, President PC Global Network
Joe Weidinger is a man of such deep revelation that he has answers to mysteries that have been hidden for centuries. Some of the most dynamic insight that I have utilized has come from his profound words and thought.
~ Mike Mestas, Denver, CO
Pastor Joe is a man who takes delight in being rescued, redeemed and chosen. He stands in awe of this miracle every day. Pastor Joe is a man who seeks wholeness for those committed into his care. He is not concerned with accolades, outward appearances, or prestige. Pastor Joe never follows the opinions of men; instead he leans into the voice of the Spirit and releases what he hears while sitting at the feet of the Father.
~ Kandi Jessup, Boulder, CO