COMPLETELY! Charlotte Gambill | Beautiful Conference 2026

We get to welcome Pastor Charlotte in just a moment, but

I just wanted to share just a couple of things for those of

you who don't know Charlotte and aren't familiar with who she is.

We're, I'm about to introduce someone who's not only a

powerful voice to the global church, but someone who has

personally impacted my life in a deep, very deep and meaningful

way. OK, Charlotte has just really

impacted me in a, a deep and meaningful way.

And there are some people who carry wisdom and authority and

revelation, but when you meet them that you discover that they

carry kindness, humility and genuine love for people.

And that is who Charlotte Gamble is.

For years, she has strengthened leaders and built the church.

She's spoken life into women around the world, and she's

helped people to step boldly into the call that they have on

their life. But personally, she's been more

than a speaker on a platform. She's been a mentor, a voice of

encouragement, a true friend through the years into this

House. And I really believe it today is

significant. We've been praying for this day

and this session. And I don't think Pastor

Charlotte here by accident. There is something God wants to

speak across this room today. So let's have open hearts.

And with the biggest sisterhood welcome.

Would you welcome Pastor so good to be with you.

I'm going to keep you on your feet just for a second.

We're going to pray in a moment. I know God is already moving in

this place, already did incredible things last night as

you gathered and Pastor Sarah LED you in the word about

legacy. And I'm so thankful to have the

opportunity to add my voice to what God is doing.

But I so sensed in my heart, just even last night when I got

in later and I was in my hotel room, I just so sensed today,

today's the day for some of you to receive a miracle that is

long overdue. Like like I need you to.

I need you to lift your expectation.

I don't know how else to say it, but I need to grab the

atmosphere right now, as awesome as this is, but I wish I could

come to every single one of you and grab you by your cheeks and

just say, girl, do you know who's in the room?

I, I, I think we forget because we come to a conference and we

gather with our friends and I think it's so easy to just do

business as usual and we forget that actually in the room, not

just our girlfriends are in the room, not just other sisters are

in the room, but the King of Kings is in the room.

And I'm just trying to get you to be aware for a moment.

Just need you to be aware for a moment because if if in the next

few seconds Jesus walked down the aisle, like he literally

walked down the aisle, brushed past your arm on his way to the

front to talk to the crowd that were gathered.

If he literally just came down by the seat where you were sat,

I know something inside you would shift because you suddenly

saw who was in the room and all of a sudden, whatever you came

here struggling with, you would realise.

I don't know why I'm struggling because the answer just showed

up. Whatever you were dealing with,

or any depression you were battling or any anxiety you were

feeling, suddenly it would be silence because you just

realised you brushed past your arm as they walked in the room.

And though there's not a physical Jesus walking down the

aisle, brushing past your arm, He's right here, right now, in

every single row, every single aisle.

He's right here, which means our expectations should be no less.

And I don't want to leave the way I came.

And I don't want you to miss a thing.

And I know in these next few moments, as God speaks to you,

He's not just wanting to speak to you.

He's wanting to impart something to you.

In fact, when I finish speaking the word that God has given me,

I'm going to open the altar down here and I'm going to extend to

you the opportunity that need to to actually physically walk to

the front to actually have a moment of engagement.

And I'm telling you that upfront so that when we get there, you

don't hesitate, you don't delay. But just like the woman with the

issue of blood, you like whatever it takes, I'm getting

what God has for me today. Whatever it takes, I'm going to

push through today. So God, we stand in your

presence. We just take a moment to

acknowledge the fact that we're standing in your presence.

This is not just an arena that we're in.

It is a meeting room with the King of Kings and you do not see

a crowd. You see every single individual

and you do not come to do something that is generic as

much as you come to do something that is specific and God.

There's only one that can take a word and break it into pieces

that feed each one of your daughters individually.

It is only by your spirit to God you can take something that

feels so big but make it so intimate and small.

So God, I pray in these next few moments that your word would do

just that. That as it goes forth into the

atmosphere, it would be so specific to every woman.

It will be so on time to every situation.

It will be so clear to every chaotic place that people are in

right now. It will be so much light into

the darkness. God, I pray today that the word

would be like an arrow piercing through the darkness.

And I pray today, God, that with your word comes signs and

wonders. I pray today God that there will

to be miracles in this atmosphere that we get pregnant

with today. I pray today God for

breakthrough. I pray today for setting of

three of people. I pray today that you would do

something so spectacular and supernatural.

All we can say is God it is all because of you God.

I pray as always I would get out of the way.

Holy Spirit, have your way in Jesus name, Amen.

You may take your seats. I honestly feel in my heart

today that God wants to hand something to you that is long

overdue. That there are some things that

you have even forgotten that actually God has not forgotten,

that actually are due to you because God is a God that wants

to do a miracle in you. Some of the miracles that you've

even forgotten about or even have stopped praying for.

Today I want to show you just how good God is, how much he

loves you. If you're in any doubt today

about the goodness of God, I pray that in these next few

moments your eyes would be open to just how good God is and how

much good He wants to do in and through you.

I want today to talk to you about the completeness that God

has for your life. I feel like so often on this

journey with God, I meet people. I interact with people who are

not walking in the fullness of all that God has for them.

They're not walking in the completeness of all that God has

for them. And I don't know why.

I think maybe we just settle for a level of God that we feel is

good enough. But today I don't want you to

settle for anything less than the more than enough that God

has for your life. Today.

I want to stretch your mind. I want to expand your heart.

I want to challenge your dream. I want to ask you, why do you

believe so little when you serve the God who spins planets off

his fingertips? I need your mind and your heart

expanded. For we are called to be the

daughters of the King of kings. And if you're a daughter of the

King of kings, you should not be praying small prayers.

If you're daughter of the one that created the heavens and the

earth, you should not be believing for such little things

in your life when God has more for us.

God does not want to do something partial in your life.

God doesn't want to make you a little bit better.

God doesn't want to provide a little for you when He is the

God of more than you can ask or imagine.

But meet so many people that are living in a way as if God is

short, as if he can't afford to bless you, as if he doesn't have

enough to breakthrough in your circumstance.

And I know the problem is not on God's end.

So the problem must be on our end.

But God is a God of fullness. He is a God of completeness.

Colossians 2 verse 9 says for in Christ lives all the fullness of

Colossians 2:9

God in a human body. So you also are complete through

your union with Christ, who is the head over every ruler and

authority. You are complete in Christ one

Peter 5 verse 10. After you've suffered a little

while, the God of all grace, who imparts blessing and favor, who

called you to his own eternal glory in Christ, will Himself

complete, confirm, strengthen, and establish you, making you

what you ought to be. There is a completeness in

Christ. There is a fulfillment in

Christ. There is a strength in Christ,

and He wants to establish that in you today.

I don't know what he's missing from your life.

I don't know what he's lacking in your life.

I sensed in the worship, just when I was standing there, I saw

a picture of a jigsaw puzzle and a frustrated person trying to do

the puzzle, but they couldn't complete it because there were

some pieces missing. And I feel like there are some

pieces missing that God wants to give you today because you don't

have to leave here with an incomplete picture, don't have

to leave here with an incomplete faith.

You don't have to leave here with an incomplete belief

system. God wants to complete you.

A little while ago, my son, who is now 20, he came home and he'd

realized, you know, I want to pick up a little extra cash, a

little extra money. So he'd realized that now where

we live in Alabama, because I now live in Alabama.

Y'all never thought I would say that, but I do.

And and so he, he, he realized I need some more cash.

I also like to play golf and so he's smart.

He figured out if I pick up a couple of shifts at the best

Golf Club in Alabama, not only will I get a little extra cash,

but I get to play for free on Mondays.

Smart boy. So he took a little shift at the

Golf Club, comes home, announces to me on Wednesday evening that

he has got this shift at the Golf Club and his first job day

of hours will be Friday morning. And he's letting me know on

Wednesday evening because he needs a uniform.

By Friday morning he might be 20, but he still needs his Mama.

You know what I'm saying? So I do what all good Mamas do.

I go to Amazon and like Amazon is my friend right now and like

what do you need son? I need this color short and they

need to be this length. And so I go on Amazon.

I'm like I'm going to get 2 pairs because I don't want to

get one in case he loses them. And so I get on there.

It says he'll be here in 24 hours.

Perfect. Put the order in 24 hours later.

This is Thursday afternoon. Just in time the Amazon arrival

comes to our post box. I bring it in the house.

I'm like no, I got your shorts. We're sorted.

I open the packet. I take out the pair of shorts.

First pair of shorts, exactly what I ordered.

Take out the second pair of shorts, and to my horror, they

are not the same pair of shorts that I ordered.

In fact, these are someone's dirty shorts.

They're kind of the sort of the same colour, but clearly someone

was packing my order. Looked at the two pairs of

shorts, looked at their own dirty shorts so she'll never

know. Whipped their shorts off, put

them in the packet, put my paid for shorts on and sent me the

two pairs of shorts. So I'm looking at this order.

Brand new pair, dirty pair of khaki shorts.

I'm like horrified. And so I decide, what in the

world is this? This is not right.

I paid for two pairs of shorts. This is not right.

I don't want someone's old shorts.

So I decide to do what no human should ever decide to do, which

is take on Amazon. I'm like, I'm taking Amazon on.

I'm not putting up this or this. So I go online and it tells you,

you know, all you do is put them in the post, send them back to

me. We'll refund you when we get

them. Go to UPS, get the label.

I'm like, I don't have time for that.

This isn't my fault. I ain't got time in my calendar

to drive to UPS because you made a mistake.

I ain't got time to spend my gas money driving around town to

send your shorts back. I don't think so, Amazon.

This is not good enough. So I tried to bypass the

automated system and I persevered and I persevered

until I got an actual cell phone number, a phone number.

I call the number and I get past all of the people that are on

the computer system and finally get a human being and I say,

listen, do not hang up on me. I have an issue.

I'm a good customer, but I have someone's dirty shorts in my

kitchen right now and I am not willing to drive to UPS to send

you back someone's shorts that I don't particularly want to touch

anymore. I need you to send me the shorts

that I have paid for and I need you to come and pick up these

shorts that I do not want in my home anymore.

I need you to do what you need to do to sort that out for me

because I'm not driving around to make up for your mistake.

And the lady on the phone says, well, ma'am, we don't do that,

but I'm a little scared of you, so we will do that.

And within the next 24 hours, there was a person at my house

taking The Dirty shorts back, giving me the new shots.

And afterwards, I thought to myself, I had a Holy Spirit

conviction because I felt God challenged me and say,

Charlotte, are you as determined as you were with Amazon to get

all that I have promised you? Or were you willing to live with

half of an order because you can't be bothered to have the

tenacity to get everything that my son paid for on the cross?

And I don't know about you, but that challenged me because I

realized, wow, I do have tenacity.

And when I actually want to, I can actually be quite strong

about something that I feel I have been wronged in.

And I am putting all my energy into getting back a pair of

shorts that make no eternal difference to my life.

But I'm letting the enemy steal my peace.

I'm letting the enemy take my joy.

I'm letting the enemy RIP me off in my family.

I'm letting the enemy put anxiety on me.

I'm letting the enemy make me feel overwhelmed and overcome

when I have been paid for, when Christ paid the full price for

everything that I would ever face.

And yet I'm not going for the full order.

And that's why I began by saying some of you are going to have to

get a little shaken up today because you've settled for far

less than God paid for. You've settled for far less than

what he sent his Son to pay the highest price for.

And today I want to rattle you in a Holy Spirit way to remind

you, you've got to get some tenacity back in your spirit,

woman of God, because the enemy came to kill, steal and destroy.

And if you are laid back in one moment of your life, he will

take all the opportunity he can to make sure he steals from you,

He kills something in you and he destroys something of your

legacy that God has for you. So we need to rise up.

We need to wake up because for every move the enemy made, God

made a counter move. For everything he planned to do,

God already covered the counter move that what he would do.

So where he came to kill, God sent his son to resurrect.

Where he came to steal, God sent his son to restore.

Where he came to destroy, God said, I'll give you restitution

for everything that has been destroyed.

And I just wonder today, who needs a little resurrection?

Who needs a little restoration? Who needs a little restitution

from some things that the enemy does not get to keep in your

life? So I want to take you to a story

in the Bible where there's a woman that desperately needs,

she needs a miracle, but she doesn't just need a miracle.

She actually needs some things restoring to her.

She actually needs some things raising back to life for her.

She actually needs some things in her future being paid back to

her. And Jesus in this story comes

and He takes care not just of the present need, but He takes

care of her past, her present, and her future.

And God today is well able to take care of your present need,

but He's also able to take care of your past pain.

He's also able to take care of your future promises.

He's able to do all of it. So why reduce him to just one

part of it? This story gripped my heart

recently and it's maybe a story that you have heard before, but

maybe you've never looked at it through this lens because it's a

story of a miracle. And often we preach the miracle.

We get excited about the miracle, and the miracle is

awesome, but there's way more than just one miracle happening

in this story. Whenever Jesus did anything, he

was always doing something that had multiple layers of

breakthrough in it. He wasn't just delivering a man

from a demon, He was setting him free for his future.

He wasn't just healing a sick person, He was leading them into

their eternal destination. He wasn't just opening a blind

eye, He was restoring an entire man's life and future.

Jesus was not just. Touching in one moment one

thing, he was touching in that moment everything.

In Luke 7, Jesus enters a village called Nain says in

verse 11. Soon afterward, Jesus went with

his disciples to the village of Nain, and a large crowd followed

him. A funeral procession was coming

out as he approached the village gate.

The young man who had died was a widow's only son, and a large

crowd from the village was with her.

When the Lord saw her, his heart overflowed with compassion.

Don't cry, he said. Then he walked over to the

coffin and touched it, and the bearer stopped.

Young man, he said, I tell you, get up.

Then the dead boy sat up and began to talk, and Jesus gave

him back to his mother. This is an incredible moment

that we read of in scripture where Jesus literally brings a

dead boy back to life. But I want for a few moments to

unpack everything that is happening in this story.

Because actually this story does not begin with the dead boy.

It begins with the woman. And today I want you to know you

might have come here with a dead issue, but the healing's not

going to begin with the dead issue.

It's going to begin with the woman who has the dead issue

because God is a God of completeness.

Watch what happens. There's a huge funeral

procession. There's a large crowd that are

gathered. There's a dead body that has

been carried on a stretcher. But in verse 13, here's what

begins to happen. It says when the Lord saw her,

wait a minute, there's a crowd, there's a funeral procession,

there's a dead body. But the first thing his eyes are

drawn to is none of that, but they're drawn to her.

And at the sight of her, it says his heart overflowed with

compassion. You know, compassion.

The word there, it comes from a root word in the Greek called

splanks, and that it literally means the inward parts of your

gut, your deepest place of emotion.

This was a gut level feeling that Jesus had for this woman's

suffering. This was not that Jesus saw her

and felt a little sorry for her. This was when Jesus saw her,

something in the inside of him was absolutely moved to do

something for this woman. I want you to know today that

God sees you, and as He sees you, his heart is moved from his

very innermost being with compassion towards you.

See, He saw what no one else seemed to see.

He saw the burden that this woman had been living with for

possibly years. She was a widow, so she was the

only one apart from this boy in her family.

And I don't know how long he had been sick and I don't know how

frail he had become, but Jesus saw that this woman, this

mother, this single parent had carried the burden of that boy's

sickness for a long time. He saw on her face the

weariness. He saw on her face the

disappointment. He saw in her spirit and her

soul how she she was aching and she was desperate.

So often we come to events like this and we're coming because we

have a dead thing we want God to touch.

But God's not going to touch the dead thing until He first

touches you, because why would He give you something back when

you're not even in a fit state to hold it?

Some of you are in this room and you are the carer of elderly

parents and you're exhausted. You didn't plan for it, but it's

where you find yourself in life, constantly caring, constantly

doing errands, constantly taking care of things.

You have that. And then you also have your

children that constantly have needs and constantly have things

that you have to take care of. Some of you are in here and

you've got children that are wayward and they're living a

life that is far from God. And it keeps you up every night

and it eats away at your soul and it causes you to cry tears

that no one else sees. And the ache in your body and

the ache in your soul is overwhelming.

Yet we come for prayer for our son or we come for prayer for

our daughter. But because God is a complete

God, he's like, I'll talk to you about that in a moment, but the

first thing I want to talk to you about is you.

You're living. You're living in a way that is

incomplete. You're living in a way that is

worn out. You're living in a way that is

so tired and weary. You're living a life that is so

disappointed. Why would I heal what's dead and

not touch the one that's carried the dead?

Why would I heal the body and not touch the one that's prayed

and believed for that body? Why would I do a miracle in

their addiction and not do a miracle in your weariness and

depletion? God is a God of completeness.

And I don't know what corpse you brought to the conference.

We'll get to the cops. But in this moment, I want you

to know he sees you. He sees you.

He saw this woman. He sees you that has prayed

endlessly. He sees you that has gone

without so someone else can go with.

He sees you that's lived with that abusive marriage.

He sees you that's dealt with the betrayal.

He sees you that has tried to pick yourself up 1000 times to

carry on for those that rely upon you, them never knowing the

cost it has been to you. He sees you, He sees you woman

of God, weary from the battle, He sees you.

He says, Jesus, even though there was a lot of things to

gain his attention, saw her and he said to her, don't cry.

Like I know you're exhausted. I know this has cost you a lot,

but in this moment I need you to know I didn't just come for him,

I came for you. I want to send you home, not

depleted, but completed. I want to send you home, not

weary, but refreshed. I want to send you home with a

complete restoration. Some of you today need a

complete restoration. You need to hear the words from

his mouth. Don't cry.

You need to hear the words from his mouth.

Don't be anxious. You need to let him restore you

before he talks to you about anything else.

You want restoring. In Psalm 23, David writes, he

refreshes my soul, He guides me along the right path for his

namesake. And even though I walk through

the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me.

Your rod and your staff, they comfort me.

He had a revelation. God, I know You want to help me

win the battle, but more than win the battle, You want to help

me win. You want to restore me.

You want to help me walk through the valley.

You want to be with me in those times that feel pressing and

feel oppressing. Isaiah 26 verse three.

You will keep in perfect peace those whose minds are steadfast

because they trust in You. I'm not.

I don't know what your peace looks like, but I have a feeling

it's not perfect. I have a feeling some of you

have an incomplete peace. I have a feeling that some of

your peace is way more fragile than it should be and all it

takes is a circumstance to happen and your peace begins to

crumble. Why?

Because your peace is not complete.

But the Bible says there's a peace that passes understanding,

which means no matter what happens, your peace stays

complete. No matter who flakes out on you,

your peace stays strong in you. No matter what they say, your

peace remains God's like I need you woman of God to get a

complete peace. Stop having a part time peace, a

partial peace, a circumstantial peace, a peace for conference.

But then a crisis when you get home steals your peace.

Now do you have a complete peace, perfect peace.

That word perfect peace in the Hebrew, in Isaiah, it literally

means Shalom. Shalom.

And that means there's nothing missing.

There is nothing broken, everything is complete.

Do you have shalam? Shalam, do you have a piece

where there's nothing missing and there's nothing broken

because it is fully complete in him?

I don't know today where this finds you, but I know some of

you have settled for partial like I was gonna with my Amazon

order. And God's like, girl, I need you

to get something inside of your gut today that says I'm not

living with partial any longer. When I serve a God of

completeness, some of you have partial joy.

The Bible says in John 15, it says my joy and delight are

going to be complete in you, that your joy may be made full

and complete and overflowing. I know that.

I know some of you don't even know what that sounds like.

You can't even remember the last time your joy was overflowing.

There's a joy in God that is not dependent on anything or anyone.

It's in Him. And that joy?

You have access to it 24/7. And I know it sounds strange

when you're living in a time that feels anything but joyful,

but there is a way to access joy outside of the way humans in the

world without God access joy. We don't need everything to be

right to find a joy that will complete us.

And I just wonder who settled for a joy that is based on

whether our life looks good, feels good, sounds good.

That is not the joy that the Bible's talking about.

How in the world can you be facing a crucifixion on a cross

and say the words for the joy set before me that tells me

there's a joy that overwhelms the hardest moments in our life

that we could ever face. For in his moment of absolute

pain, he saw something of absolute joy.

What would it look like if you got your piece back?

What would it look like if you got your joy back?

You know why the enemy doesn't want you to get your joy back?

Because he knows what the Bible says about your joy, that the

joy of the Lord is your strength.

And he's quite happy for you to stay weak.

And I mean this with all the love in my heart.

Some of you are weak women and I'm just saying it to you

because I'm your friend. It's there's a weakness in you,

but the Bible says that those that are weak, he's going to

make strong, that in your weakness, he's going to make the

strength come through in you. And some of you need to stop

excusing your weakness and start getting mad with the enemy about

the fact that you're living in a way that does not reflect what

God says you should be living in.

I know things can happen and they make us feel weak.

I know circumstances can happen and they make us feel depleted.

I know like this woman, there can be moments where we carry

burdens as women and it just feels like no one else seems to

carry the way we do. But Jesus saw her, He sees you,

and he says, hey, are we done? Do you want to live in this

moment, or do you want to recognize who's in this moment?

Do you want to be overwhelmed by the situation, or do you want to

be overwhelmed by the solution? Then he moves on to the body,

because if he can restore you now, he can resurrect the thing

you brought to him. So now he goes to the body.

And by the way, when she saw Jesus, she didn't even mention

the body. Because I think there comes a

point where we feel it's so far gone, what's the point in even

mentioning it anymore? Like some of you came to

conference and you're like, I don't want to talk about it

anymore. I just want to pretend for 48

hours that that situation isn't happening in my life.

I'm just going to pretend it's not there.

But that's not going to help you move forward and it's not going

to help you find the victory that God has for you.

God's not asking you to ignore the body.

He's saying, I, I want to fix you.

And then we're going to move to this.

But she doesn't even say. She doesn't grab him and say,

Jesus, would you raise from the dead my son?

She doesn't even have the energy to ask anymore, and some of you

don't even have the energy to ask anymore because I asked

before God. Nothing changed and I came

before God and I feel like nothing shifted.

And some of you have come here and you're the woman and you're

weary, but you also came here with the dead thing like she

did. But we serve a God.

The dead's just not an issue. Dead's not a final statement.

Dead's just another situation. He does dead just like he does

depressed. He does dead just like he does

sad. He's just dead just like he does

anxiety. God doesn't have a scale of hard

things. Some of you have got a scale of

hard things. Well, this is so hard, God.

This is just so hard, God. It's like it's only hard because

you keep saying it's hard. This is not too difficult for

me, but right now it seems to be due too difficult for you.

So he walks up to the body, the thing she's not even mentioned

and he touches the body and he says to the boy young man, get

up and the dead boy, he sits right the way up and I love this

next line and he began to talk. In other words, this is not a

partial restoration. This is a full resurrection.

This is not it got a little bit better.

This is he got up and he began to talk like he did before he

was sick. This was a full resurrection

moment. And some of you brought the body

of your marriage and the body of your dream and the body of your

disappointment. And you're like, if I could just

get a little bit better over conference God, that would be

enough. God's like, well, if that's all

you want, that's all you're going to get.

Or you could have a full resurrection where the body sits

up and starts talking again. It's up to you.

Oh God, if you could make my marriage a little bit better.

God's like, really, if it could just get a little bit sweeter,

if it could just get a little less hard, if my finances could

just get a little breakthrough. God, if you could just help me a

little in this area. And we begin to bring God down

to the level of our settledness. And I challenge you today to

start to pray some bigger prayers.

I challenge you today to start to believe for some

resurrections in places that you've even stopped asking God

for a resurrection. I challenge you today to get

back what the enemy has stolen from your life and say, I'm not

going to be a weak woman anymore.

I'm going to stand up in the name of Jesus.

I got a Mother's Day card early from my kids because they knew I

would be away and I should probably shouldn't say the word

that my son put in the card, but he wrote lots of really sweet

things. But then he wrote this line.

Thanks mom, for being a bad. I was like, son, what do you

mean by that? He goes, I just know you're

going to take it down if it comes for us.

I just know you're going to run through the wall if it gets put

up. I just know if things get bad,

you ain't going to settle. You're going to go further than

the bad. And you've just taught me I

don't need to settle. And some of your children need

to see the same in you because where you settle becomes the

level under which they settle. And what you say is good enough

becomes the level under which they say it's enough.

And we've got to get back into the fight, women of God.

And we've got to realise, no, I'm not settling for half of a

good marriage and I'm not settling for half of the

addiction cured and all selling for a little bit of healing in

my body. And I'm not selling for a small

bit of the cancer gone. I'm not settling for the

addiction to be kind of under control.

I'm not selling for my finances to be a little bit better.

No, God, I'm not settling for anything less than what sets.

Free is free indeed. The enemy's got some of your

freedom because you only claimed part of it.

Some of you're like, I'm free. Yeah, but you're not free

indeed. Because when that happens, your

freedom stops. When they say that thing, your

freedom stops. And and this wasn't what I

planned to say today, but last night when I was praying for

you, I just felt so strongly to say to some of you, you need to

get your confidence back like your God-given confidence back,

like I am a child of God. I am a daughter of the King of

kings. You need to get your confidence

back. You need to get some umph back

in your parenting. You need to get some sass back

in your fire and in your belly. You need to say, I am a woman of

God. I don't think so, enemy.

I don't think so. He saw her and he restored her.

He saw the boy and he resurrected the boy.

But what I love is the final part of this story, the complete

part of this story is that he wasn't just doing a healing and

he wasn't just doing a restoration, but this was

actually also restitution. Restitution is an old fashioned

word. We don't use it much, but

restitution is a word you should know and it's a word you should

use in your prayer life a lot more because it means that

whatever was missing or taken from your life, it's going to

come back to you with a full restoration with recompensation

for your loss. And I serve a God who's not just

into restoration, but he's into restitution.

He's like, I see what you lost and I pay you back.

I know you lost four years in that illness, but I'm going to

make the next four years feel like 8 years.

I know you lost pain in that season, but I'm, I'm going to

make this next season so full of joy you won't even remember

those tears. I'm going to make restitution.

Joel says it this way. But I will restore to you the

years that the locusts have eaten.

I will restore it back to you. Look at Job's life.

Job's life. It was so good and then it was

so tragic. It was so full, and then it was

so empty. It was so God kissed, and then

it felt God bereft. Job loses everything.

Here's Job's wife's statement. Well, Job, if I were you, I'd

just curse God and die. In other words, I don't have any

fight in me anymore. I don't have any stomach for the

heart. I loved the good, but I don't

have any stomach for the heart. I liked it when God was blessing

us, but I don't like this version of God right now that

I'm witnessing. And so I would rather die than

actually sustain and fight. And some of you have said to

yourself, maybe not those exact words, but I'd rather give up.

I'd rather quit. I'd rather die.

I'd rather not be here. I'd rather check out, but how

will you ever get to the latter part of Job's life if you check

out in the middle of his life? Because the Bible says the

latter part of his life was way better than the first part of

his life. It says.

So the Lord blessed Job in the second-half of his life, even

more than in the beginning, and he got thousands more sheep and

thousand more camels and thousand more oxen and he had

family and children and offspring and generations.

Why? Because he he didn't in the dip

quit. He realized, I don't know what's

going on right now, but I know the one who holds my life and

I'm not settling for partial. So I need some of you to begin

to remind your own spirit today. Why in the world would you

settle for so much less? Why in the world would you like

the children of Israel? Who?

God says I'm with you, I'm for you, I've gone ahead of you, I

have land for you, I have a promise for you, I have a future

for you. God said it to them.

Why, when God has just told you everything He has for you, would

you die outside of the promised land?

Why? God was willing and He was able,

but their flesh was weak and their spirit began to quit.

And some of you, I feel like your promise is your promise is

so close. Like I feel it even now in the

atmosphere. It's so close.

I know you don't think God's working, but you have no idea

what he's doing. It is so close.

It doesn't look like you want it to.

It doesn't sound like you want it to.

But God is not saying he's going to do it your way.

He's going to do it His way, which means you have to trust it

when it looks like there's no way.

But here's what I know. If it's not complete, he's not

done. If it's not complete, well, it's

not done. If he's not completely restored,

he's not done. If he's not complete

restoration, it's not done. So I'm not going to quit.

Looks good, right? Especially this close to

lunchtime. But this is how some of us live.

God's like I've done it all. There was not one thing that I

didn't take care of. There was not one brokenness.

There was not one failure. There was not one sin.

There was not one thing that I did not take care of.

It's complete taste and see that the Lord is good.

So we hear that and we come to conference and we say, God, I

just know you're so good. Thank you, God.

Why? Why would you take a piece when

he gave you the whole cake? And some of you come for

conference. You come to conference for a

piece like give me a piece of blessing, give me a piece

through the prayer, give me a piece.

So you walk home with a piece when you leave behind the

revelation that you don't have to take a slice.

I have the whole cake. I don't need you to live off

rations. I did it all.

I need you to have a revelation. If this is your life, how are

you slicing up your life? He said.

I've got peace that passes understanding, but you're

settling with peace that gets you through maybe the night.

I have joy that is overflowing, but you have joy maybe once a

month. I have favour that lasts a

lifetime, but you've made me experience this favour every now

and again. God's like, I want you to know I

paid for it all. But what piece you take is up to

you. And that day, that woman, good.

She would have said, I'm sure, just touch the boy, then just

touch the situation there and Jesus, like, but what about you?

No, don't. Don't worry about me.

Jesus, you got bigger problems. I'm good.

No, you're not good. You've not slept for the last

three months. You have anxiety because of what

it is you're handling. You're not eating properly,

you're Moody, you're angry, you're not yourself.

I just wonder what about you? And in this moment, I just feel

God wants to ask what about you? I know there's a body and I'll

touch that, but I'm starting with you.

I see you all across the room want us to stand to our feet.

And I told you at the beginning that in a moment we're going to

open this altar. I'm going to ask the prayer team

to come down here, and here's what we're going to do.

We're not going to leave until we get what is rightfully ours.

Like we're not going to walk out the door to have a nice lunch

together when we only have partial peace.

We're not going to say, well, God, that was nice when we know

we need a full touch from God. Some of you today need a touch

from heaven. You need to get your fight back.

You need to shake off the weakness.

You need to change some things about how you declare the

goodness of God in your life. You should change your mindset,

change your perspective. Some of you, there's a dead

thing in your life and you desperately need a resurrection

and he's in the room and he's able to touch you and touch

that. Some of you, you've been ripped

off generationally. Last night you heard a word on

legacy. But you got to fight to get back

what the enemy has stolen. There is a legacy to fight for.

There is a generation to fight for.

It takes strong women. So we're going to sing a worship

song just for a couple of moments.

And I know there's prayer team at the front, there's prayer

team down the sides. And I'm just asking if you know

today you need a point of contact, what does that mean?

It just means you just need to say to yourself, actually for no

other reason often than just to, to say to yourself, I'm done.

Like that woman with the issue of blood.

She must have had a moment that day where she went, I'm done.

I'm done waiting. I'm done living with partial.

I'm done all the false promises. I'm done spending money on a

doctor that has no reason to fix me.

I'm done. And I'm no one.

No one's coming to my house today, but I'm going to move

from my house to wherever he is. And God is everywhere right now,

but he needs you to be somewhere.

So if you need to move, if you need a moment, if you need to

step into the altar, if you need to find your knees, I don't know

what, but Jesus is in the room, the restorer, the completer, the

Prince of Peace, the great. I am the one who is Alpha and

Omega, the one who began in you and will complete what he began

in you. He's in the room.

So as we sing, if you need to move, just begin to move.

And then we're going to pray. Let's just begin to move and

just begin to sing. Thanks guys.