First Wednesday | Damon Thompson

so go with me to First Samuel chapter 19 I if I have time and I may not but I'm gonna I'm gonna stretch it the best I can I may go to second chronicles 16 but we we hopefully will at least make it to a first Samuel 19 first samuel 19 I want to just begin to read a little bit to you to establish some of the prophetic things I believe Yahweh has sent me here to announce Yahweh the name we use for God has sent me here to announce something so I'm just gonna jump in David establishes the rule of beloved identity in Israel Saul was a representation of a political governmental paradigm David was a representation of a prophetic governmental paradigm that the paradigms are distinguished in that one is position conscious while the other is presence conscious it shows up in the failure of both men when Saul fails dutter doesn't utterly destroy the Amalekites but saves the best of the cattle and the best of the sheep and the best of the donkeys and even King Agag he saves them and he's called out by the Prophet his response to the Prophet is walk out with me in front of the people so the people will assume I'm right with God he was positioned conscious he'd rather save face than be right David commits adultery murder possibly rape because we do not really know whether Bathsheba had the right to reject the king the prophet calls David over his transgression and David rather than asking the Prophet to walk out with him in front of the people so he will look right in front of the people says forget the people create in me a clean heart O God renew in me a right spirit watch this and cast me not away from your presence take not your Holy Spirit from me so so the political governmental paradigm is obsessed with sustaining position the prophetic governmental paradigm is obsessed equally with sustaining presence position consciousness versus presence consciousness will go some more into that in just a little while okay so David and saw both Beal with a measure of fatherlessness and both are given the gift of a spiritual father both David and Saul are given the gift of a spiritual father in the same man who is the prophet Samuel both are given connection to the prophet Samuel as a spiritual father beloved identity permits the necessary perspective that government and the life of an authentic son is never to be there as a means of restriction but rather as an agent of empowerment for an intended degree of Liberty literally David's lineage was connected to his ability to see Samuel appropriately how you see leadership is everything and every issue is at its root an issue of lawlessness there's a difference between lawlessness and rebellion lawlessness is to be without law rebellion is to be against law lawlessness the absence of law rebellion to be adverse or against law what Yahweh does is he takes people without law and introduces them to law and that determines whether or not they have a seed of rebellion see I could come in here and we could just try to have revival and if I wanted to deal with your hunger for the next degree of glory and I was unwilling to deal with your absence of hunger for the next degree of government I could never get you into that glory no matter how badly you hungered for it because glory always follows order and anytime God brings a new degree of government into the life of the believer it is an announcement that he's built them for another degree of glory so what he'll oftentimes do is while you're crying out he will answer that cry by violating your wineskin he'll say that wineskin won't work and you said I didn't come to talk to you about the wineskin I came to talk to you about wine and he said here's the issue you will be destroyed and the wine will be wasted until we deal with the container oftentimes your issue is an absence of an appropriate wine skin and everybody want some more wine but nobody wants to go through the process of transforming wine skins so then so so so government in the life of an authentic son is never to be a means of restriction but an agent of empowerment for an intended degree of Liberty whenever Yahweh sends governmental authority into our lives it is always an announcement that we were designed for more more government is good news in the kingdom more government is good news more authority is good news you did good almost more discipline is good news because you do not get to have God answer your cry for more your way and if the cried for more is surface it will despise the process that creates the intended integrity for you to be able to hold more when I say integrity I want I want to recapture a truth here if I may when I say integrity immediately in our culture we think of people who tell the truth which is true that is an essential part of integrity and we need more people who just tell the truth that's just free and I charge you nothing for that one just tell the truth before I hit you with something okay so I'm not that much more safe than I look so I still can do that so so so so so here here but integrity I'm in an agricultural community so this hopefully will make some sense for you not too long ago a season ago I was on a grater I was on a tractor with a grading element it was a little bit higher version of tractor than the tractor that I'm normally on so we had hydraulics there that would give pitch to the grater so that we could get the road to grade out the way that we wanted it to hydraulics ran through a hose to the grater to begin to determine the angle of the pitch the hydraulic hose busted or burst and do you know what that was an integrity issue it the hose didn't have the ability to tell a lie but if it didn't have the necessary infrastructure that it did not have the integrity to hold the intended degree of flow that was really good so I'm practicing because I'm gonna have 10,000 people looking at me like that in a couple of days so I'm just gonna work it on y'all first so so so so what happens is oftentimes when you ask for more flow God answers you by dealing with the integrity of the conduit by which he intends to flow through all right so that's interesting right okay so so if if we threw on or have permission to inherit the lint that the correct lens then even when government restricts for a season it's always to produce a measure of increase we don't yet possess the infrastructure for I call this the law of divine restriction this law was present in the garden why would God put something in the garden that not only were they not allowed to touch it but it could screw the world up if they did like I've got an idea god I'm not God or anything but I have an idea don't put that tree there ass deep thought right I got an idea Adam he didn't say he said you couldn't eat from here so you couldn't cut it down cut the tree down but this is God builds the life of the believer under the governmental law of divine restriction that says you may not you may over here but you may not over there now why does God do that because if the hydraulic hose mount malfunctioning is an absence of integrity then the law of divine restriction can be seen in the water hose I can actually get more flow out of the water hose if I can introduce it to restriction your thumb so what happens is oftentimes you feel like God is restricting your flow when in essence what he's doing is making sure you reach further than you ever would have been able to reach had you not been willing to go through a season of restriction the loft so you see the law of divine restriction right it was not the tree was not in the garden because God wanted Adam and Eve to die the tree was in the garden because God wanted Adam and Eve to choose his way and believe it brought a superior definition of life you know he's not fascinated with you being disciplined he's fascinated with you being fully alive and the discipline is actually to facilitate the cry of your heart which was God whatever you need to do for me to be who you designed me to be and he said okay then I'm gonna deal with integrity issues and I'm gonna introduce you to the governmental realm of divine restriction so you cuz listen in essence the idea of sin is not just doing the wrong thing the idea of sin is not just not doing the right thing both of those things are sin but the idea goes exceedingly farther than that inside of the revelation that sin literally means to miss the mark okay you can miss the target in several ways shoot above it shoot under it shoot to the left of it shoot to the right of it right you'd miss the target most believers don't miss because of aim most believers missed the target because they don't have the government in their life to get them farther all have sinned and come short it's not you being off a degree or two that causes the sin it's the failure to enter into the intended degree of glory that is in God's world to find a sin because even if you had right motives you didn't let government come take you far enough you're dealing with the most fatherless culture in the history of the world and God is not answering the cry of an orphan Society for fathers by giving them churches he's giving them fathers you don't need to find the right church you need to find a culture of a family under legitimate mothers and fathers that all of their children want to be right in the middle of their world you don't know the immense value of what you have don't need to be preached to you have 17 channels that can do that for you you get facebook live fantastic sermons right but what you need is a culture of family where you're under the governmental rule of a spiritual father and mother that ensure that you don't fall short of your target and you know what most people don't want that because when that shows up they'll go find somebody else that can preach to them all right a little bit further okay a little bit further in the kingdom anything that is restricted is such because it cannot legally produce a superior degree of fulfillment this leads naturally into a more clear distinction between a consciousness of personal destiny and a revelation this is what I came to talk about tonight and a revelation of what I'm calling necessary transgenerational consciousness most of what I believe about necessary transgenerational consciousness came to me as an initial witness traveling back and forth to this church I saw the entire environment of what the Lord established in this valley shift over one revelation we're gonna make it about the next generation rather than us and the moment that shift took place everything about the culture changed with it and I think I'm here to prophetically remind you that you are cycling back around just hear me prophesy little while you're cycling back around to your sweet spot you're coming right back around to the thing that established you as a group of people that there was none other like you that I knew of on the planet do you know this was the easy I used to come here and say this was the easiest place in America to get somebody saved how many of you have heard me say that it's the easiest place in America to get somebody saved what was all that favor about where'd that favor come from you begin to move the heart of a father by becoming fathers that turns your attention toward the next generation and the egocentric narcissistic personal destiny consciousness got swallowed by a group of people who said if we never see any of it do you know Abraham never owned an acre in the promised land Abraham never known an acre in the promised land yet he considered the one who promised him the promised land faithful why because if it took four generations after his death to fill that promised land to Abraham his descendants living there was the same thing as him living there okay anything that is restricted in the kingdom is such because it can never legally produce a superior degree of fulfillment now here's here's a big jump our destiny was never intended to be limited by how it affects us personally but rather the impact that should be being experienced by the coming generations after we have passed Sall experiences authority that lasts the short span of a lifetime while david establishes a dynasty the throne of which Yeshua Jesus will sit on forever what's this Saul because his position conscious leaves nothing of value to his sons David as screwed up as he was was presents conscious therefore he did not have a son rule on the throne after him he had a son that had a son that had a son that had a son that had a son that had a son that the Bible would even say when they got ready to record the span of time that it would run from where Abraham a father all the way to David a father and his fourteen generations from Abraham to David and his fourteen generations from David to the Babylonian exile and his fourteen generations from the Babylonian exile to the Christ is forty-two generations from Abraham to Jesus why is Abraham and David the only two other people mentioned in that but Jesus because they were both fathers one established a legacy of faith the other established a legacy of presence and I think those are the two things that most mark this church faith and presence they're your goalposts faith that says if it's not faith it's sin and without faith it is impossible to please God and those who come to him must believe that he is and that he's a rewarder of them that diligently seek him and then when you begin to turn your attention toward the next generation you begin to inherit this obsession with presence and I this is just what I do I can come give you a sermon but I'm hearing a prophetic capacity to tell you I believe Yahweh is bringing you back to sinner I'm not listen and no way am I saying you're off but in the journey of every family there's a cycle back to core identity David's throne David's name dahveed means the beloved David's legacy was beloved identity being handed from one generation to the next your core identity must be one furiously loved by God that begins to generate in a family of people an uncommon obsession with presents so we're gonna go a little bit further in this okay Saul range for a lifetime dies prematurely and you know who dies with him the next generation that should have been the ones that would have been seated on the throne had dad cared more about presence than position we don't just keep the next generation from filling the position when we're obsessed with position we actually keep them from living all right so when you understand the difference between destiny and legacy our dynasty you'll begin to live to leave something that goes far beyond yourself this will change how you see Samuel this will change how you see Samuel or spiritual authority what Saul viewed as restrictive David saw as permissive how do you see government we're in an agricultural community I live in an agricultural community we the county I live in raises more is in that County than the entire state of Georgia combined so don't come there right now if you have allergies because there's peach blossoms happening everywhere peach festivals every weekend just exploding when a tree can produce a peach is not when a tree should produce a peach and the bud of the tree gets nipped because the tree is about to produce something it doesn't have the infrastructure to hold a good tree receiving good source and producing good fruit can still get cut on the tree does not bear fruit we cut it down and cast it into fire if the tree does bear fruit we prune it the scripture says in order that it might bear more fruit see anytime God starts cutting on you it's an announcement that he's bringing you into more and if you don't if you don't understand that you see government as restrictive when it's actually permissive this was the difference between David and Saul one of the many differences between David and Saul Samuels father was a man by the name of El Cana and I want to show you that Samuel came into the earth under the law of divine restriction Samuels father was a man by the name of El Cana according to First Samuel 1 he had two wives Hannah and pnina Hannah and pnina pnina conceives easily and quickly without resistance hannah is mocked by pnina because she has no children now pop quiz time pnina husband of a wife of Elkanah has a husband a volcano another a sister wife cultural disclaimer assist if I had a cyst your wife she'll be floating in a river somewhere and Tami being an orange jumpsuit I can just tell you that right now she looked good in orange but not that kind of orange so so so here so I want you I want to see this so pnina conceives and reproduces quickly Hanna is barren but named one of pnina's children Hanna's boy gets two books in the Old Testament named after him and becomes the second chance for a priest by the name of Eli who messed it up with the last generation named Hoffman on Phineas come on let's get a little Bible time in here so so oftentimes what happens is we want to reproduce quickly therefore we produce nothing notable pnina can reproduce whenever she wants to became nobody named anything pnina ever produced why because pnina may have enjoyed what she produced but it never had any legacy beyond her lifetime samuel comes into the earth under the law of divine restriction and is used by god to anoint israel's first two kings and ultimately to establish the lineage of beloved identity that will create a throne that david and jesus sit on and when Jesus sits on it he never gets off of it David establishes a tabernacle that by the time we get to the Book of Revelations God doesn't want to rebuild the Temple of Solomon he wants to rebuild the tabernacle of David this is the significance of Samuel and it's why God put Hanna under the law of divine restriction why is it hard why has there been struggle why did we have to wave goodbye to people why did it hurt why did we experienced betrayal what's the stab-in-the-back stuff all about God see we could take the easy road and we could reproduce quickly and nobody would know anything about it five hundred years now or we can say God as long as it takes if I never see it with my eyes are you willing to plant a tree you'll never feel the shade of because the kingdom man does not think in terms of personal comfort the kingdom man thinks in terms of generational legacy and that man says I don't care how long it takes I am NOT doing this for me this is not about Twitter followers this is not about the size of a congregation this is about establishing a pattern of people who have a goal post in their life called presence and they have a goal post in their life called faith and a man and a woman who live with those two principle obsessions have established a lineage in this valley and I'm here prophetically to tell you you're about to see some reproduction come out of this place that is not going to be forgotten come on you may not name pnina's children but when hannah has a baby and here and here's what hannah has to go through hannah has to go into the temple and get so obsessed with necessary transgenerational consciousness she even has a kind of her husband telling her am I not better to you than 10 sons how kind of us to thought he that's a major game isn't it enough for you and I just to enjoy intimacy together not for Hannah not when you know you're really designed for something you hadn't even seen yet I'm really designed to produce something that no one's ever seen before and I could just stay and enjoy what I have before me but I think there's something within me that I've yet to lay my hands on that when that thing comes out of me and it's gonna transform generations think about this think about this Hannah goes I don't know how it got so stuck on Hannah this is small opposed to be a small part of this but it's I'm fine so Hannah goes into the temple steps right over the top of a man the Bible calls blind and obese his name is ela she goes into the temple she gets so filled with hope it makes her look like she's drunk and Eli is about to throw the woman out of the temple that is drunk enough on hope that she's about to get pregnant with his second chance you blew it with hophni and Phinehas but if you can respond to a bride drunk on hope if you won't run out the bride that's drunk on hope the bride that struck on hope is gonna become pregnant with Eli's next chance to step into necessary transgenerational consciousness Samuel came by way of the law of divine restriction skip skip skip skip skip skip skip Eli is about to throw Hannah out of the temple because he can't perceive or recognize that degree of hope we need fathers that will endeavor to host a measure of presence that establishes an atmosphere for an entire generation to become drunk on hope you show me a people that on the one hand are massively obsessed with the presence of God and you show me a people that only other hand are massively committed to the lifestyle of faith then in the middle you're gonna see a baby born named hope that may feel a hopeless valley with the necessary hope to last for generation after generation after generation listen if it's harder than you thought it probably means it's bigger than you dreamed I could put this microphone down go home right now I had half people doing that shout in here if it's harder than you thought it was gonna be maybe it's bigger than you ever dreamed it could be and I want to say to a people that are experiencing the law of divine restriction this things won't go further than you thought it was it's gonna outlive you it's gonna outlast you it's gonna out dream you it's gonna out burn you and it's going to be the inheritance for your children's children's children you know what that makes me want to do Lord as long as it takes there's a yes in me to see your kingdom come and your will be done on earth as it is in heaven in South Carolina and our little Church in the woods we call this long paths we call this long paths necessary transgenerational consciousness can release you from the anxiety produced by an urgency that cannot embrace the slow burn and the long path in a hurry for what is anybody will take Cova for example over here on way too cool to be grandma what a week what are we called row row your boat gently down the stream row row that's a Cherie hand grandma name right there row rope oh so Cove Cova over here so Cova over here let's let's think of this is is for Hal olds Cova five Kovas five is at any point in time shirisha and Andrew wishing my god I wish she'd hurry up and grow up see any genuine father embraces the stages knowing they'll have forever to be grown let's enjoy them in this stage of development so so what's the most common thing a person with older children tells a person with younger children it goes by so fast before you turn around and you goes quit saying that to me and they were right and now I found myself saying that to people it's next thing you know Elijah is 13 years old and weighs 221 pounds give in the offering tonight I have to feed I mean I'm not slim so we do a low yeah no wonder Tammy and Judah so skinny because we don't understand the kingdom we fall into the trap of urgency and we feel like we need to get there by tomorrow and you always going you're 27 you just now ready to get married let me say it like this one of the most valuable things you and I could ever get liberated from is something called short-termism skip skip skip skip skip all right all right can I do one verse I mean one not one verse two and a half chapters no I mean not not quite that much so first samuel 19 verse 18 did I tell you that earlier so David escaped David's being chased by Saul and he went to Rama to see Samuel and he told them all that Saul had done to him then Samuel took David with him to live at Mei off when the report reached saw that David was at Mei off in Rama he sent troops to capture him but when they arrived and saw Samuel leading a group of prophets who were prophesying the Spirit of God came upon Saul's man and they also began to prophesy when Saul heard what had happened he sent other troops but they too prophesied the same thing happened a third time finally saw himself went to Rama and arrived at the great well in cease you were all Samuel and David listen we're all Samuel and David he demanded where are Samuel and David get this where's David back with Samuel Saul had the same access to Samuel as did David when Saul the political spirit tried to intimidate the prophetic assignment on David do you know what David does David goes back to the spiritual father Saul failed to appropriately honor I'm gonna say some stuff in here cuz I don't know when I'm gonna be back and Randy is my only living friend I have so many bad friends you can't imagine I talked to him in all kind of stuff we'll get on that next time I'm in town but I Saul and David have the same access to a spiritual father by the name of Samuel when the political spirit that rules the heart of Saul begins to try to extinguish the prophetic spirit that rules the heart of David David goes back and reconnects himself to the protection inside of a spiritual father most of what you and I get taken out by is an isolation issue not an issue of our adversary being so strong we have worshiped the strength of a defeated foe and called it spiritual warfare Salah we have valued a teeth 'less keyless defeated foe to the point that we are intimidate and I'm telling you me most of the time believers do not get taken out by strong demons they get taken out by one simple concept isolation solitary confinement is your number one enemy and when David starts being chased by Saul do you know what he does he doesn't go find an army he goes and finds a father he gets back to Samuels presence and when Saul sends a group of troops to go try to capture David in Rama which means he'll or high place he's in Rama and they send a group of troops to try to go catch him are y'all ok y'all are y'all ok he sends a group of troops to try to go catch him you know what happens they fall under the influence of the governmental realm created by a father and even the enemies of David get converted by the atmosphere created by a spiritual father so he sends another group of troop and you know what happens when they hit the atmosphere that is governed by the rule of a spiritual father raising up a prophetic company they begin to prophesy he sends a third group the same thing happens to the third group until Saul says I'm gonna have to go take care of this myself and Saul comes to Rama the old high place in may off which is under the governmental role of a spiritual father by the name of Samuel who has created a prophetic culture and saw rips his clothes off lays naked on the ground at the feet of a man who should have been a spiritual father and he prophesies and had he stayed in that atmosphere David and Jonathan could have beautifully ruled together and created a synergy that lasted for generations the the split between Judah and Israel manifest immediately again under the rule of Rehoboam by man named Jeroboam you followed me as soon as Solomon's reign is over Israel goes right back to being divided soon as Solomon's reign is over Israel goes right back to being divided why because there was going to continue to be a split in Israel as long as there was a people who did not properly respond to spiritual authority I love to get you caught up in a swirl of a frenzy of a moment and see 750 people slain in the spirit in here and we'd hop all over and pop you with a towel and if you left and you still didn't have any spiritual authority in your life that chill bump would last you almost to your car but if I really loved you and I had one night with you I would tell you quit running for your life and go find your father's house and establish yourself and get rooted inside of a family and quit critiquing everything about them that's imperfect and start owning everything about you that's lawless I felt good to say I don't know how it felt to hear it's liberating David goes to Rama to find Samuel Samuel takes David to live with him in nee of a trauma David on the brink of becoming King goes to live with a spiritual father David on the brink of becoming King goes to live with a spiritual father what's the last part of this last part of this is essential Almighty God Abba is currently dealing with a culture of fatherlessness by way of raising up authentic fathers that will lay down their lives to establish dynasties rather than continuing to function inside of an ambitions fueled pride and entitlement David was doing far more than ruling a nation David was establishing a line you're not just pastoring a church or leading worship or being a youth pastor or serving as an usher are playing an instrument in a service are changing a diaper in a nursery our teachings children's church no no you are establishing a lineage you are instigating a dynasty that's necessary transgenerational consciousness why is any of this important let me let me have a and the words of Jehoshaphat let me have a minstrel not the cycle but the guy who plays that's what I'm needing right now okay so it's California I behave better on the East Coast y'all y'all troublemakers David's gonna have a great-great grandson by the name of ASA ASA is gonna become king of Judah and Ace is gonna get attacked by a foreign King and when ASA gets attacked by a foreign King do you know the first place that the foreign King tries to establish a stronghold Rama because if you can stop a group of people under the government of a father from functioning in a prophetic environment obsessed with presence you can stop them from accomplishing everything but if you can't stop listen if you can't stop a group of people from coming under the government of spiritual authority and creating a prophetic culture then that group of people is unstoppable I looked up here on this stage tonight you know what I saw again the next generation the next generation look around this room tonight you know what I see I see an expression of multiple generations why is necessary transgenerational consciousness so significant in the life of a believer because you see 28 generations after David David was not going to have an ancestor by the name of Jesus he was going to have a son and when blind people needed new eyes they would say son of David 1,400 years after David David didn't have an ancestor David had a son 14 generations from Abraham to David 14 generations from david to the exile in Babylon and 14 generations from the Exile to the Christ 2042 years between Abraham and Jesus means that an average generational span would be 50 years which would mean there was approximately 1400 years between David and Jesus and in Matthew 1 verse 1 David has not just called the son of David he's also called the son of Abraham there are no grandchildren in the kingdom so so so 400 years from now if you travel to the woods of South Carolina you're not going to find my offspring my ancestors you'll factually find my son so I'm ok with it taking as long as it needs to take to make sure what we produce is not the offspring of Medina I've got time Anthony to birth something nobody can ever forget but if I get in a hurry I'm likely to birth something nobody will ever remember you're not I walked in this building and Yahweh reminded me of a phrase I've taught on in the past and he said you I brought you here to remember your future see I didn't come in here to reminisce I came here to dream you know I don't want to remember the good old days I want to see everything that happened in this building and in your campuses and in the culture of this church in your different locations and your different periods of growth I want to see all of that as us living under the law of divine restriction where Yahweh was putting his hand on us and saying I'm gonna take you further than you even think you can go and I'm gonna make you dream beyond what's right in front of you I'm gonna make you dream beyond yourself I'm gonna make you dream beyond your threescore and ten or your hundred and twenty whatever you believe for I'm gonna cause you to dream for generations sake you're not here to live your own life you're not here to fulfill your own personal dream you're here to start a movement you're here to birth a revolution you're here to birth a revolution of historic proportion and I've been in this place a lot of times in my life and I never felt what I feel in here tonight now only word I know to describe it is I feel a resurgence when God's moving in a wonderful way and powerful things are happening and he starts talking to you about resurgence that means there's gonna be a culmination of what you have seen in your greatest day and what I has never seen see that that that's it that's the deal you can't let what you saw create the frame for what you've never seen or you will actually prevent what you've never seen from becoming something no one's ever seen see it's one thing to be called to see what you've never seen it's an entirely different thing to be called to see something no one's ever seen I am now seeing what I've never seen but it would be narcissistic for me to stop at seeing what I've never seen when I'm called to see what no-one's ever seen there's a when you have when you have a church like this you could pnai know your way real quickly into twice as many members as you got resources you got skill sets you got gifts really healthy vibrant place what what do you do from there do you try to figure out how to have twice as many people cuz twice as many people may feel like twice as successful or do you dare to become a people of faith and a people of presence until that DNA creates a hope in the culture that literally makes you listen more than a congregation you actually begin to function as a family and you know what that would do that would take your casual attendance and it would bury it and what would be resurrected on the other side of the burying of your casual attendance would be ownership of a whole movement listen listen listen don't don't be the member of a church be the shareholder in a revolution what you've been given here is more unusual than I thought it was when I got to come here all the time the opportunity that you've been given and if you can quit seeing spiritual authority as restrictive and you can start to see spiritual authority as permissive then that last seed of lawlessness dies on the inside of you and you know what can happen here a new swirling of an outpouring of the Spirit of the Living God can begin to come do what only happens inside of an obsession with faith and presence faith and presence produces hope and revival 100% of the time miracles come by way of faith and presence restoration comes by way of faith and presence increase comes by way of faith and presence I've seen people who had a high measure of faith and an inferior measure of presence and they never got the breakthrough and I've seen people who had a high measure of presence and an inferior revelation of faith and they never got the breakthrough but if you can find a place where faith and presence are as beautifully married married together as they are here the offspring of that is intended to be generational and I know it's late and and and it's you know like a quarter to nine and I know that and I don't want to I don't want to just do something for the sake of doing it but I feel like I need to invite people tonight if this is okay Randy and that just said I've not seen government right and it's created an isolation and I need to find my way back to the degree of connection with a father that creates a prophetic environment in my world I literally believe there are people who are cut off from dreams because of how they've seen Authority and you can't attend enough conferences and you can't have enough prophetic people pray for you and you can't receive enough prophetic personal words to make up for the idea that there are some things you don't you just don't have the integrity for that float and God wants to deal with our infrastructure and I know that would be a call that would have to generate a lot of humility I'm not saying you're a rebel I'm not saying you're against Authority I'm saying tonight you've received a revelation from the Lord and something on the inside of you says okay god that's what you've been whispering to me about you're trying to bring me into more and the only way to get me there is to cause me to understand I cannot function in isolation is that anybody is anybody feeling that what I said I want you guys to get ready to play if that's you I just feel like the first thing to do if that's you you say I'm operating in isolation I'm not I'm not saying again I'm not saying you're a rebel but there's something inside of you that saying I've got to have more connection then I have right now I want to release a grace for that so if that's you I just want you to stand all over the room that's awesome just like that just stand what you do just lift both hands straight up in the air as a matter of fact don't just do that come down here with me real quick we're not in a hurry come on if you're standing up right now I want you to come from all over the room I want you to come from all come come come come three don't you come hit my time he's gonna fly down sighs oh look at their spread I you Oh director tonight he's answered your card so with tears no I raise up a family thank you Father like you preceded me

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