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We have been with Pattri Mark and Jeanette him in

and it's awesome to be with them and awesome to

be with.

You this morning, and we're excited about what God's doing

all over America.

I am in Jennifer and I've been traveling and we're

going to share lots of stories over the next couple

of days, and we're just really honored and excited to

be here with you guys today.

We have been surchainty, examining our hearts to see what

the Lord might say fresh in this house.

And now I, like we said, are traveling full time

since the beginning of the year, and we just are

going all over the country where the Lord leeds, but

particularly we feel drawn to Kentucky.

Jennifer and I were both born and raised in Kentucky.

She was raised in Northern Kentucky. I was raised over

in Richmond in Madison.

County, and when I was a boy growing up my grandmother,

My grandfather and grandmother a pastor in the church here

in Somerset, and when I was a boy, we would

always come to Somerset for Thanksgiving and we would spend

time with them.

And tomorrow we're going to track down that old house.

I'll even remember where it was, but I will find

that out.

And we came here many times as kids to celebrate

Thanksgiving right here in Somerset. I've got a family that

live around Somerset. A brother lived out in between Albany

and Bertville, right there on the Planning County line. And

then also I have a nephew and a niece who

have their children in the Christian.

School right here.

So even though we've never met, we're really pretty close

to home.

So we're glad to be here, and.

We're excited to be here with Pastor and Jeanette and

all of you, looking forward to the night and just

tomorrow night, and just really believing that the Lord's going

to meet with us in a really pretty incredible and

remarkable way this morning. I really want to just share

with you my heart. As Pastor said a moment ago,

it's easy. Jennifer and I pastored for nearly thirty years.

We've traveled for years.

When we were younger, we traveled for about eight years

full time. And I understand the rigors of the pastor

I understand the challenges of the ministry. I've celebrated the

remarkable high places, and yet I understand the length of

the low.

Places and challenge. But God is.

Doing some amazing things all over the nation, and we're

looking forward over the next little bit to share some

of those stories and many of those things with you.

God's really been moving in New Mexico, which is a

place that would have never really imagined.

I mean, you don't think come New Mexico very much.

But we went there and the revival broke out among

high school students. We had fifty or sixty gets saved

on one night of revival.

And those kids immediately begin to.

Go to their schools and interact their schools with the testimony.

Of Jesus in their hearts. And it really was amazing

until suddenly this whole little.

Town of New Mexico, it's called Truth or Consequences, this

little town just begin to be an uproar about what

God was doing. In about a hundred high school students

and so much so the principal, the superintendent of the school,

ultimately the police chiefs was called in to see what

was happening with these kids.

Luckily, when the police chief came in.

He knew that about a half nearly a half of

these kids were already in the juvenile system, and many

of them were all already under probation wearing ankle bracelets.

So the police chiefs knew all of these kids really well.

He comes in and interviews these kids to try to

figure out what in the world.

Is happening to you all. He came out of there

giving a.

Witness to the pastor and to the parents that he

knew these kids. He arrested many of these kids. He's

the one who put the ankle bracelets on them. And

he stood before them and I said, I don't know

what's happened to these kids, but these kids are not

the same as they were before. So I just said that.

So the police he end, I'm telling the pastor, whatever

you're doing, keep on doing it, because New Mexico needs

a move of God among.

Our young people. And I begin to say, you know what, America.

Needs a move of God among every generation of people.

And then and so we are seeing and I'm not

going to try to do it all this morning, for

which you'll be really glad.

I'm not going to try to do it all this morning,

but I want.

To share with you many exciting stories that I believe

will inspire heart.

Also, I know that.

There are other leaders from Kentucky that will be joining

us tonight or tomorrow night in these services as well.

Part of the reason why in this season that Jennifer

and I specifically fill a call to Kentucky, it's because

I really believe that the awakening that God is bringing

to America may very well begin in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

I love that the gotation, I love that the Lord's

statement revival is broken out in San Diego and then Rito,

Nevada and many other places across the land.

There are fires burning.

All over this nation of people that are crying out

in humility for the fire of His Holiness to be

manifest in our lives.

But there's something about.

What God is doing in Kentucky that is unusual, and

it's unlike anything we've seen across the country. And we

are contending that God might burn something in the heart

of Kentucky that would be so so inspiring and so

used of God, that indeed the whole nation might begin.

To turn back to the Lord to what God is

doing in the great capital of Kentucky. Aven If God

we're going to bring awakening too revival.

To America, And if God we're going to birth it

somewhere as he always does, why not Somerset? Why not

right here? Why not not? And so we've just been

examining our heart. We've been preparing our heart. We've been

asking the Lord and entreating of you know, God, what

would you say to what would you say to this congregation?

What would you say to Somerset in these three services?

What stories should we tell? What inspiring word could we give?

What measure of hope could we release for these people, for.

This city, for this region. And so I really begin

to examine my heart and begin to read in my journal, write.

In my journal, reflect before the Lord is to what

he was saying. And one of the things that I'm

so excited about.

Being here for I know that Pastor.

Mark and Jeanette and this congregation has probably done more

intentionally and strategically to infuse the spirit of prayer into

the state of Kentucky than any other ministry that I'm

aware of.

Hello, one of the things that we know that.

Often precedes great outpourings is the overflow of prayer and

of seeking the heart of God and through the Kentucky

Prayer Focus and many other things strategically that your pastor

is doing to lead the state of Kentucky.

I'm just like it would not be unlike God at all.

To visit first in great power the place that is

prioritized prayer.

In our lives.

So in these moments together, I want to share with

you from my heart.

I want to share with you from my study. I

want to share with you.

From the diligence that I've tried to do to prepare

for this time together.

Because history is marked by great ben and women, and great.

Voices of new and women that we need to hear

about in these days.

One of my favorite people in.

All of history would certainly be the story of John Wickliffe.

I love the story of John Wickliffe in his day.

In his day, he had a radical idea. His idea

was is that the common people should have access to

the Holy Bibles. He believes strongly that if you were

to put the Bible in the hands of ordinary being

and women. This the whole world would indeed be changed.

John Wickcliffe lived out his life. John Wickliffe did amazing

work and diligence in his life to make sure that

the Bible was prescribed and written in a.

Common language, which was not easy for his.

Time, because in his day there was no common language.

There were many dialects and many different languages that people spoke.

There was no common language. But it would be John

Wickliffe and a man by the name of Jeffrey Chaucer,

the author of the Canterbury Tales, who together they would

begin to take this dialect and this one, and they

begin to blend them together into the dialect of the Midlands.

And they ultimately ended up creating a brand new language

that would be used.

To transcribe the Bible into and put the Bible into

the hands of common ordinary men and women's. Little did

they know that the language that they were developing would

be the greatest liberty loving language of the earth, and

that is the language of English. And they put the

Bible there. John Wickliffe lived a rich and wonderful and

he was buried in a little church yard in Lulworth, England.

He had been buried for nearly one hundred years, but

the governmental structure and even the church of its day

still was.

Threatened by John Wickliffe, and so they decided that actually,

the Catholic Church said, we can no longer tolerate John

Wickliffe preaching from his grave. So they had decided that

they were going to take his body up, and so

they did. What they did not realize was about a

few years before he died. About twenty years before Wickliff died,

he ended up given kind of a prophetic word for

his own life.

He was unsure of what the end of his life.

Would be like, and he said, listen, if they burned

my body and crushed my bones.

To an ash and scuttered my scatter my ashes to

the sea.

Then my life's work will be like the Bible, and

it will be scattered on the streams of the water

to the outhermost corners of the earth. John Wickliff died.

He was buried for nearly one hundred years, and the

Catholic Church decided they were tired of his preaching. So

they sit months at night with staves and shovels and lanterns.

They go to his grave side.

They were tired of people visiting the grave and chipping

off a stone from his headstone, carrying it back to

their villages and saying, I've got a piece of the

grave of John Whickley.

So they dug him up.

It took his body after one hundred years nearly, and

they took his body, and what remained of it they

burned to a chris.

What remained is a Christ they crushed to a powder.

They took the powder and they scattered into the little

crest behind the Laverne Church. The little string carries it

to the savern, and the suvern carries it to the sea,

and the sea scatters and ashes to the ends of

the earth. And the life and the destiny of a

man impacts the.

World by making the.

Book that you and I are so often they've forgrded

available for every.

Common man now in many languages of the earth.

Go with me this morning, and I just kind of

share with you the thought that the Lord has put

on my heart for this time, for this moment together.

If I had, if I had to labor, entitle the

message this morning that God gave to me for this house,

for this moment, it would be a political requeel or

a spiritual revolution.

It's her title.

We are living in a culture. We're living in a

time where people, some are saying it's time for a requiel.

A rec reem is a fancy word for a funeral.

A rec realm is a place where they would come

and through some celebratory spiritual service. Remember what once was,

but it's gone forever. There are those in America who

believe it's time to hold a political requiem over biblical

Christianity in America. But I just want to remind you

this morning that one man's requiem is another man's revival.

I just want to remind you.

That one man's requiem is another man's work.

And so the Lord begin to conspire my heart with

those farse And so when I put together this morning,

for this morning, are five guiding principles to America's great awakening.

And as I say that, I know that the scope

of it may sound large, But may I remind you

that God thout history have always chosen to do mighty

words in little places. God has always chosen to ignite

a flame, release a wind upon an ember, to produce

the spark in a place, and in a time when

others may not have chosen or suspected that time at all.

So this morning we're gonna look.

Are we at the edge of a political requiem or

a spiritual revolution?

And we're gonna look at it through these five principles.

Tonight we're gonna begin to tell more stories, to share

other things with you.

So here's where we begin this morning.

And part of this I've got to read, because the

spirit of the Lord, just being the poor, some of this.

Into me, and I begin to write it down. And

may I say that never before, anywhere, anytime have I.

Brought the message to you, that I brought this message

to anyone else.

This is it.

And I say that only to say what God wants

to do in this place. I believe it's very fresh,

it's very new. God has set kentucking in his sights

for a mighty move of the Spirit of God.

And we have labored and prayed for Somerset.

We've got history, legacy, ruths family in.

This area, and we cry out for God to move mightily.

Here's where the.

Lord begin to inspire us. Hear these words. I don't

know how they're inspiration, although be to you, but.

In my own heart. This is where I'm at. The

Lord begin the minister to me.

As I wrote, the subtle embrace of Night has cast

her shaddle across the bow of the young.

Handmaiden of liberty.

Knight's luring embrace seems to have seduced our nation further

into an abyss.

Of compromise and chaos.

The brilliant hope of the nations and the grand experiment

of self governance seems to be reeling to and fro

from the weight of her confusion.

And the told of her compromise. America, it seems to

us and to the world.

America seems to be staggering like a drunken fool, from

compromised values, confusing in it unsustainable standards, and a glamorization

of chaos. Where is the leadership compelled by vision for

America's future that is truly worthy of her good paths?

Where are the champions of mercy? Where are the heralds

of brotherly love? Where are those as fathers and mothers

who have gone before us? Where are those who will

lay down their lives for a cause greater than ourselves.

The history of this.

Nation, as every other nation, is marked in our destiny

by those who have gone before us, and those who

have gone before us have paid a great price to

bring the nation into the expression and the experience that

we inherited as a generation. What will we do with

this grand experiment? What will we do with this grand encounter?

What will we do for the cause of Christ in America?

Where are the voices that will cut upstream and begin

to say, there's a better way America. And if America

will humble ourselves. The Bible says, if my people will

humble themselves and pray and seek my face, then will

I hear from heaven. I will forgive their sin, and

I will heal their land.

Goddmnd that.

The question is not whether or not PAD will be

faithful to hear them, But where are the leaders?

Where are the men and women?

Where are the commoners that have a voice on the

end sight of them that God is.

About to release in this generation.

God has used ordinary people throughout the history of time.

Martin Luther, Yes, the father of the Great Reformation, who

nailed the ninety five theces on the doors of Vittenburgh,

This man who next year, in twenty seventeen, we will

celebrate the five hundredth anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, and

it really is remarkable. But before Martin Luther was ever famous,

Martin Luther was a little boy living in abject poverty,

who would go through the neighborhood seeming because of the

malnutrition in his body.

And the poverty of his family. His own father could

not afford to.

Feed him, and his own mother was brutal to him.

Martin Luther as a boy became known as the young.

Man and the choir who had a remarkable in her.

Voice, and yet his life was sickly, the cause of

the poverty and the poor nutrition. Martin Lutherer, before he

became a great reformer, was known as the little boy

who would go through the village and he would knock

on the doors of the homes, and then he would step.

Back early in the morning and he would begin to

sing to them a beautiful.

Him or a melody if you will, and they would

listen from the home, and he would beg them for

his breakfast.

Martin Luther was the little boy who sang for his breakfast.

It was not until he sang at the home of

the cause that missus Kata.

She immediately recognized the voice of the young man, and

she'd begin to say, I recognize that voice. She throws

open the back door. She feeds him a breakfast. He

said he had never eaten so much food it one time.

He didn't know it was possible to have such a

breakfast as that.

He ate And she loved him, and.

She nurtured him, and she prayed with him, and she

guided him, and she helped him, and she fed him

all the days of his life. And this little boy

who grew up as the poor boy who sang for

his breakfast.

Would become a man that God would use to spark

the greatest reformation the world has ever seen.

Sometimes we have just talented ourselves to sue. Sometimes we

say blind, poor, I'm from here, I don't have I'm sickly,

I'm not the right color, i don't have the right mind.

I don't And somehow God is not looking. God is

not looking.

For the one that may always be picked out first.

It maybe that there's somebody in this church that.

In your heart God has birthed something inside of you.

You're carrying something that the world is wrong.

To receive.

Me.

I know it's crazy, but it's true.

One other that I Love is the story of a

lady from the eighteen fifties. Google her, not when I'm preaching,

because I can see you google her, and.

I won't be able to know when you have found her.

But she was an African American lady. I've got a

book about this thick home that tells.

The story of her life and the servants that she

would preach.

She was an African American woman. And not only that,

she was a preacher. Oh my God. And she stood

against slavery, and she stood for women's rights. And she

would stand and preach. Many times when she.

Would preach, the clergy in the room would stand and

hiss at her. She had no right to preach. She

was not even ordained. Can you imagine such a thing

she cared about another that they begin to say and

nobody will come.

Hear her preach. The problem was everywhere she.

Went, from Akron, Ohio, to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, presidents and kings

and noblemen begin to show up to hear this woman preach.

One night she preached in Philadelphia, the old hall was

completely packed.

People were standing everywhere. Every seat had been taken. Early,

people were outside.

Everybody had come to hear her preach. I want to

read to you a quote from her sermon.

You'll get a little bit of the idea of this lady.

But she was strong, she.

Was courageous, She was an African American woman, She was beautiful,

and she had a voice for her generation. History seldom

records those who played that safe.

God and the woman whose name was so turner truth

never was known for Plaget's sake. She was in the

Philadelphia Hall and she decided she was going to preach

a sermon one night entitled Ain't I a woman? Forty

good thot? I like it? She gets up there, and

the moment.

She begins to take the platform, the clergy begin to

stand up and protest. A few times, they even begin

to elevate their voices so that she couldnt be hurt.

She was intimidated by none of it. Here's what she

said in her servants. She said, then that little man

in that black.

Shoe, he says women can't be can't have as much

right as a man.

Because Christ wasn't a woman.

She said, then listen to she said, where did Christ

come from?

She repeated it, Where did? She said?

I ask you again, Christ come from? She then said,

he came from God.

And a woman. Man had nothing to do. Man had

nothing to do.

Can you imagine standing in Philadelphia in the time in

our nation's history that looks a radically different than our own,

and yet she stood there and she said man had

nothing to do with him. She said, it's the first

woman God ever made was.

Able to turn the world upside down alone.

Then then she said, these women should be able to

turn the world right back.

Up again and get it right. And then she said,

and now they is I skime to do it? Now?

If I were the men.

In this room, I would find my seat and let

them wow.

And every woman, whether if she admitted or not, going,

whoa I like this woman?

Look at her picture and you won't like her anymore

even more. And what's really cool is at the end

of that sermon, you know what she did.

She went on for an iron a high talking about

ain't I a woman? I do this, I plow afield,

I do this.

She went through the whole thing, and at the end

of it, know what she did. She took her arms

and she raised them up like this. She pulled her

sleeves to her shoulder, and she raised her arms up.

But she did this, and she flexed.

Her biceps, and the biceps.

Of her arms were the larger than to the NBA.

And you're like, that's how it's heated, Ain't old woman?

America is To say it acrossroads is an understatement.

It used to be the revival was important.

Revival has now become imperative. Starts looking for men and

women who will not with violence, safe of future, but

with their hearts and their surrendered lives and their committed spirits.

Begin to say, you know what, it's time that we awaken.

It's time that we arise.

It's time that we become a church, a people, a

nation that fulfills the destiny that God has given to

this remarkable place. Whether there's the Lord beginning, I begin

to write the moorings.

Rhetoric in America had.

Given way to the victory all of a loss and

a strange generation. We are lost both the security of

foundational principles and the sales of fundamental disciplines to keep.

Us from crashing upon some distant shoal.

Are we witnessing a political requiem from biblical Christianity in America?

Or could it be that the bewildering season of our

great compromise in chaos upon the American landscape today is

increasingly becoming the platform.

For America's greatest awakening. And I want to say to

you this morning, it's not time for the requiem. It's

not time for the funeral. It's not time for you

to give up. It's not time for you to quit.

It's not time for you to throw in the towel.

It's not time for.

You to lay down the armor.

But rather, it is the time the surrendered hearts and

humbled lives. We cry out for the simplicity and the

glory of God to come and transform us into beating

the people that we should be. He should compel us

to become what He's called us to become. In the

last few months, the Lord's really been tricking my heart

the amazing story of Hoseiah in the Bible.

And I'm not going to go through this morning.

We may talk about us some more this week because

it's gripping my heart.

Listen to me, the magnificent radical love.

Of God that he demonstrated through Conseiah and Gomer is

the most amazing picture to me of what God is

wanting to.

Do in our day is any I know of.

Joseiah was a firebrand. He was a young prophetic voice

in his generation, in a generation of resurging prophet. Was Joseiah,

a single man who had arisen with fire in his

heart and eloquency on his tongue. And he was shaking

the heart of the Israeli people, of the nation of Israel.

And in that time he.

Was a single man, and he had been praying for.

A wife, prayer of every Unian name's part. And he

was utterly amazed when God came to him one day.

He said, listen to me, I picked that a wife

for you. And he told her his name. He told

him her name, said, her name is Gomer.

Well, Joseah, I mean the neighbor is not pretty.

Hey, look you can change you. Then, but jose said, come,

words was the most beautiful woman in all the land.

And so God said, I picked her for you, and Hosea,

I was thrilled. But then God said, but I've got

a secret to tell you, and that is her heart

is wayward. She will never be faithful to you, she

will be anything. And so God called Joseah to take

on a life of quorums that he might demonstrate his

own love to the people, is to his people who

had turned their mouths and become wayward on you.

We see it in the story. I'm not going to

tell the whole story. I'm already said that once. And

now have with her. We see her becoming faithous.

She bears j jose have three children, each of them

God's names, and he names the Jewelren based on the

prophetic detriment of the nation. Gomer was never faithous jose

She lived a deboshed, wicked life. It was amazing. We

never read in the Bible one time, not one time,

for Josea's heart ever fell out of love with Goldr

even to the point where when she was old and

her body was wrapped, she had been with thousands of men.

And found joy in none of her.

And she was being drug one day to the city square.

Gomer now an old woman whose life was used up

and spent and left over and rejected, and she was sickly,

and she was miserable, And if you study the story,

it's an amazing story.

And she approached the auction.

Slave block in such shame that the auctioneer even ordered

that she'd be stripped naked before she's put upon the

platform to be auctioned off.

So here stands Gomer naked in the public.

Square, an old woman who's lived her life her way.

But it's brought her to a horrible end, and she's

studying it and the people are laughing.

The Great Andrew Murray wrote a story about this, experiencing

the heart with such drama.

And you can see it. She's game in there, and.

Her head is hanging limp on her own chest, and

she knows, and everybody else knows among the chuckles, who

would have been for her.

She ended up.

Bringing maybe a quarter of what the worst of the

common slaves would have brought in her day.

Auctioneer was really surprised that anyone would bed at all.

But as she stood there with her head hanging limp,

he opens up the biddy, and surely not he hears

her voice begin to bed.

There's only one person that been for her, and everybody

turned to see who was, and it was It was

a little old man, a straw Saint Joseiah, who had decided.

To buy back the bride of his youth. He stood there.

He had raised the kids alone, man, and he lived

life alone. Man.

His love and his hart never one time flickered for

this woman.

The moment he had the chance to buy her back,

he bid and heat ball he come, and he took

his cloak and he wrapped it around her, and he

covered her nakedness, and he told her, you're going.

Home with me, not to be my slave. We're gonna

get you cleaned up. You're gonna be my wife. You're

gonna be my bride. God is restoring the family. And

it's an amazing picture. It's an amazing And.

At the end of that story, all beginning to say,

and he Injosea, chapter twelve, in verse twelve, he begins to.

Say, God begins to say, here's what, Here's what. Here's

what jose said. Hose said, plow up the follow ground.

Listen to me.

Fallow ground is not moruling this ground. Fallow ground is

that ground in our lives that used to produce fruit.

But the field have been that abandoned and unattended.

So Joseah said to the people of God, power up

the follow ground. Plow it up, man, drop the plow

deep into the soil.

Begin to turn it over. Power up, he says, your

follow ground. And then he said because it's time to

see the Lord, said Hooseo was.

Saying, Prepare your heart, Prepare your heart, Prepare your heart, because.

God is coming again to.

Sow the fresh seed of renewal and revival and awakening

in America, and in my heart it's not ready.

When the seed is sown, the seed.

Will fall upon the hard heart like it would upon

a hard land, and the seed will.

Roll off when the when the, when.

The copious rains come, the seed cannot take root. But

jose said, plowed up, plowed up, plow up. Can I

say to you, God is plowing.

Up some ground in our lives. God's plowing up some

ground in our families. God's plowing on some ground. Man,

listen to me.

I say to you, it's not time for America's funeral.

I say to you, it's not time for a requiel.

I say it's time for a revolution of the fire

of God. I say it's time for a revival to

come to America. I say it's God, love of God,

to lay the plow to the root of my heart

and make the soil soft again. So when the seed

is sown and the rains.

Come, the seed will saturated.

Deep into our lives, and we will never read the same. Listen,

I've got to close this morning. I know my time

is closed.

Listen to me.

I said, break up the follow ground, prepare your heart, wife,

because he said it's time to seek the Lord.

He said, it's time to seek the Lord. It's time.

Has there been a.

Time in your life it seemed more critical for America

than now?

And really and truly, at the end of Tuesday.

I have law celebrate the things over, But without God,

where is our hope?

Lies night didn't tell you about what is it? Lie?

Maybe the words of Hoseiah are reminding us of the

love of the Father, and maybe the love of the

Father is being manifest. Maybe the Father is showing us

his heart that he might reveal his holiness, and he's

going to reveal his holiness that we might receive the

greatest hears the world or seen. Time to see the

Lord said, Why, he said, it's time to see the Lord.

Till the righteousness of God rain upon the man. We're

working hard. We're traveling everywhere, we're going going. Man, we're

pulling out all the stops because this is the time

of sow.

Because the rain in America is coming the rain is coming, man,

and God's going to begin to release the seed of.

Revelation in the heart of America.

And Americans and many nationals, for people that are in

our nation are going to begin to hear the clarion

call of the love of the Father.

And they're not going to respond to the dictates of

the church. But the love of the Father, he alone

can change the heart.

Uh. Let me, let me, let me very quickly give

to you these principles nine times. Yeah, I am aware

of the time.

How then, we had a couple of pop.

Church one time in the passage, and I got ready

that phoenix, my hermon, close my Bible, a new family.

Is there?

A little girl end over her mom so much close Bible?

She said, Mama, was that me?

And her mama said that means absolutely, man, it is true.

It is true. And the last church they took down

the clock and the cattle. But let me say, the

two up o'clock coring up a calendar, and.

I follow the more moved from becoming to use it.

And we used to apply this however applies to this,

how you can together and one of them, the first one,

I suppose I've already beentioned.

But it's this.

Well, it's perceived to be a requiem for one, it's

a revolution for another. Now I know there's been much

time on there.

I'm gonna said to you when we're a pastor and

I don't have Just a couple of weeks ago, it

was apowesome and we came into the church.

It's a beautiful sanctuary like this, and we came in

like it would have been like right here where this

stream is, right, we.

Come in the sanctuary. And this was just a dream.

I just was dreaming and.

Walk in the room and up here I noticed in

this corner, in this beautiful sanctuary, I noticed that there

was wallpaper on the wall, but the wallpaper had become

dry and and.

It was building off the wall.

So I begin to say to the pastor, you know,

we really need to get up there, my dream, we

really need to get up there.

And pull that wallpaper off. It looks bad on that wall.

And the pastors say, Dawn, we're gonna remodel the Saint Square,

and so we're gonna take all this paper down.

Wait, in my dream, I said, then, well why don't

we just take it down?

Now?

We got people coming to church in a little bit.

They all paper are coming to set hello.

Let's just call him the prompt tune Sunday morning work.

Then learn a good idea and we'll get in tearing.

All this wallpaper on. So he said, well, let's just

be used to our now real quickly, we tore all

the wallpaper off. It been like in that section, we're

talking that whole wallpaper. And when we did, we began

to realize there was a mural, beautiful mural painted on

the wall, but needs a wallpaper.

And when great enthusiasm, we begin to.

Tear the wallpaper off. And we tore the wallpaper off,

and there was this and this mural was of.

A young man. He goes like he's in the twenty

He had on a T.

Shirt and blue cheeses and they had hold of him,

and he had tattoos on his arm, and he was

standing right at the edge of this cliff. He was

standing and this cliff it just went down, and this

young man was just standing there, right on the edge,

and the mural was right in there.

And I saw it, and I said, what is this

guy doing?

What's he doing? And interestingly, in the mural he had

all of this armor. It was like an ancient armor

of a warrior laying at his feet. But he was

standing at the edge of the cliff.

And when I first saw it, I was like, can so.

Man?

It looked like he was going to jump. His face

was stern and stowy.

He was looking out to the horizon, and I thought,

he's quit too soon, man, what's happened?

Don't quit, don't jump. And my heart felt the emotion

of this young man standing on this cliff's edge. And

suddenly I began to realize, we gotta tear off more wallpaper.

I had to see the rest of that. So we

tore off all wallpaper down this wall, and suddenly I

began to realize.

Just beyond the cliff was this amazing. All the way

down that wall there was an amazing plush valley and

had this beautiful river running through it.

He had orchards and fields of wheat and grain, and

it was amazing. The whole valley was just tea with light.

And I was like, and don't jump. Look look what's

ahead of you. And I saw the armor, and it's like,

he's thrown off the armor. Why would he quit? And

we got back here and they're like, okay, we got

to tear off on paper.

So we tore off the wallpaper on this wall, and

the beautiful valley runs into a great mountain range, and

the mountain range as we turned the corner.

This whole wall here was a vast desert.

It was just beautiful valley, amazing mountains, desert all the

way around here. But when we began to tear off

the paper of the wall where the desert was, we

begin to see that there was a like a wagon

train of people in the distance in the desert that

were making their way up through there.

And so I was like, oh, man, let's see where

they're going.

So we tear out.

That's the cool thing.

About dreams, right, And so the more wallpaper will follow me,

the more wallpaper would threw off his way.

The little line of a wagon troading back here became.

Larger and larger and larger and larger, until this whole

back wall here was completely full of generations of people.

Who were cutting up through here and who were coming across.

And you know what, by the time I got back

to the young man over here, the young man was

not standing on the.

Cliffs edge ready to jump at all.

But he had generations behind him, and he was scoping

the land to see their best path down into the valley.

So I hadn't miss just.

Just what I said, I had missed, Judge, I hadn't

seen it. And so I began to as to the

Lord of the dream, who is the young man?

Who is the young man? And I'm telling you the

one said to me in a dream, He's not a

man at all, He's a generation. Can I begin to say?

Every major move of God in the twentieth century began

in the heart of the gun. I begin to feel

in my heart God is about to do something in

the generation of the youth. Watch the high schoolers, watch

for a revival to come to the high schools. What's

the elementary schools, what's the college days, what's the young couples?

Watch what God is about to do? And a generation

of young people who are not looking for an easy

way out come out.

And they had to lay down the expectations of the

armor of their fathers and saying we've got to go

our way, but go we must.

And they were leading generations into the Kingdom of God.

And so I begin to feel in my heart the

Lord was saying what one man's funeral is another man's resurrection.

The second principle that I want to give to you

is the future is often hidden behind the veil the

thinly veiled history.

The future is often.

Hidden behind a thinly veiled history. Students of history are

often remarkably and made by the relations of the future

they've discovered there. And I want to say to you,

there's something about the past of this ministry that God's

about to put his finger on and resurrect it for.

The days that come ahead. Listen to me.

I know nothing about this church, its beginnings, it's past,

it's history, it's it's current.

I know nothing about it, no one thing.

But what I do now is disappearing the Lord begin

to say, what is I'm going to take that which

has been our past. I'm gonna bring it through a

moment of healing and transition, and I'm going to begin

to reach Shay. This ministry had become the transformity agent

of God in the state of Kentucky.

God wants to.

Do an amazing thing in this place. I looked at

the young man in the dream. I didn't see the

generations who.

Come behind him.

I just saw him until we get it all on

the right. And then I began to realize He's doing

He's the third Prinsident. The future is obliguous to those

who mistaken the dysfunction of the previous generation for the

destiny of their own. The future is bleakest to those

who mistaken the dysfunction of the previous.

Generation for the destiny of their own.

I begin to say, you know what God's going to

do some things in Somerset. I begin to feel it

in my spirit this morning early when I awaken and

I pray, the Lord began to just monister to me

in a really, really powerful way.

And I don't know where you are, but there are

some people.

And Pastor and I and nobody else, and I have

had one conversation about anything. Listen to me. There are

people that have been discouraged. There are people that have

been out of focus. There are people who have been distracted.

There are people that have been mistaken.

You've been You are the one standing at the cliffs edge.

And others were looking at him and listen, interpreting your moment.

But all is saying, and He's gonna come. He is coming.

He's gonna visit this place he's gonna visit our homes.

Man, he's gonna visit our marriage, he's gonna visit our children,

he's gonna visit our families. He's gonna visit our church.

He's gonna begin to equip us and empire us to

do what we dreamed of doing. But we've never really

captured the courage.

To do it.

But we now will because student Bismark. He said, the

question is not whether America will come back to God.

The question is will America come back to God by

desperation or by revelation. God has been merciful to us.

He's given to us revelation, and he's reminded us. Sure,

maybe the future generation, Maybe the generation is before us.

Maybe your mother, your father, maybe there was lots of dysfunction.

Listen to me, The dysfunction of those who went before

you does not determine the destiny within you.

And whatever the fact thought has planted in your heart, a.

Destiny that he's about to unlock and to unleash and

bring you into a place you've never been before.

So I'm gonna quit. You're gonna take me serious about

the county.

It's gon afford the Lord and again I've never shared

these things anywhere. The Lord mantles generations and he annoints them.

With the Holy Spirit.

To accomplish the dream that He's put within them. We

may look at the young people and we may we

miss interpret as a dream that God has put it.

I begin to speak with a bunch of millennials, I said,

who named a millennials?

Who?

Why? Oftentimes it's the older generation who names the younger generation.

But the name we instilled upon them is a name

that we discern as our own dysfunction. And we've labeled

a generation of youth and children in some ways with

the dysfunctional term.

This generation of young people that are among.

Us today are highly creative, They're very smart. They're gonna

carve their own path. And God has put a destiny

and a dream within them.

And God's about to unlock and new the Spirit is

gonna be get to release the dreams that are decided

in the command. And we may think they can't do it.

I'm telling you that I was born in the United

States Military. We'll strap a twenty year old into a

fighter playing that cost a.

Half a million dollars over there, half a billion.

In the church we're afraid the twenty year old money.

Because we're imposing our dysfunction on them and they don't

know what you know, and they got the bag into

so let them.

Shove their way, bring them into an.

Atmosphere, or they can just think in just salivate with

the creative Jesus, if you.

Will have a holy spirit, because God.

Is about to birth something I think and talking, yeah,

I think in Somerset.

It's gonna be reminded. Here's the best order, pulling the

number five. See that is what is it. I want

to say to you.

We need to get ready whatever happens this week, there's

gonna be a lot of drama. We're standing this morning.

On the end, a book can very easily become.

America's greatest dramatic political bumble, the outcome of which we

cannot discern from this place right here.

But it's colomy.

I'm telling you.

That in the next few weeks and.

Months two ty seventeen, we will witness, we will witness

the beginnings of some of the greatest outportings of God.

The world has ever seen. So listen to me.

I'm going to share a story this week about an

encounter that I had and how revival broke out of

my church, and if the Lord told me not to

keep it in the building, I had to carry it

all up and down the Gulf coast.

And we did that for nearly a year. And Wills

tell someone that story. But listen to me.

The Lord said to me in that time that he's

beginning a movement of his spirit. You know, building will

ever contain, no ministry will ever control. The Lord begin

to say, I'm going to begin to rebuild the heart

of the Father, and through the revelation of the heart

of the Father, I'm going to.

Release the fire of my holiness. And through the fire

of my.

Holiness, I'm going to begin to release I'm going to

begin to read the greatest harmy that the world has

ever known.

Listen to me. About six services ended that meeting.

We had to move the thousand see tenth and an

open building in North Florida, and we were there and

we were live streaming from a tent, and we had

over eleven thousand people from all over the world trying

to watch what God was doing in a tent in

print the cold. You know why we had people watching

from this time Boo Turkey, we had people watching from

Saudi Arabia. We had a younger man that grew up

that we knew in the church, who grew up through

Can I say this. He was a part of a

medical team for a very huts prince in Saudi Arabia.

He and a prince from Saudi Arabia were watching the

revival in a tent in Florida, sitting inside of Saudi Arabia,

watching this revival, and the younger prince was asking the

young man questions about Jesus and dreaming and all that

kind of thing, and it was just it's just amazing,

you know why, Because the whole world is teetering on

the brink of chaos.

A whole world seems to be in a place of

unrest and unsettlements.

And the moment that a sustaining, authentic, real move of

God begins to transform a heart of a people, of

a person, of a community of a church, listen to me,

you would have a whole world watching in about forty

eight hours.

Because the world is standing on the brink.

And I believe this morning God is saying, break up

the follow ground, break up your follow grounds. Don't let

the disappointment or hurt, the bitterness, anger, distraction, the disappointments,

the hypocrites.

Don't let those people, not one more minute cause your

heart to become hard and unpliable.

Allow the Holy Spirit to set the file and cut

deep into that place, that he might bring the healing

rains of the Holy Spirit.

That deceeed might be sun, and the heart might receive it,

and there might begin to be.

This amazing productivity of the bountiful fruit.

Of God in our lives.

Listen to me, what if God, what if God really

we're growing bram Rey bot it.

Well, what if he were going to bring in the time,

or what if God wanted to do.

In the nation people beginning to do. I guarantee you

right now, I can't think of another governor in the state,

in any or the nation that was speaking as holdly

as we heard government speaking. And that's not a political thing.

That was That was an address to the group of benefit.

When you have a governor stand before you saying, if

America is lost, it's going to be carried your grave

on the back of the power of the preacher.

Hello, Hello, Hello, I see what I'm saying. America is ready,

America's right, our young people are standing in them. They're

just waiting for a generation of fathers money to part

and release them and help them and guide them and

believe in them and release them to do it.

And they're going to do it great.

We've never done it, man.

They're going to do that exploits from God to be unbelievable.

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