When the Wind Blows

We're going to today conclude the series that

we've been in called Planted. Everyone say Planted.

I'm going to invite you to read with me in Psalm

Psalms 1 · chapter mention

chapter 1 and verse 4. We've been going through

Psalm 1 this entire month. And if you ever missed

a sermon and you're not sure which one you missed,

you can always go to our YouTube channel and

watch that sermon so that you can... Get the

whole series. Amen. But we're concluding today.

Next Sunday, we're going to be celebrating Resurrection

Sunday. Amen. Easter Sunday. How many of you

are excited about that? All right. You should

have got a text with the flyer. Do us a favor

and share that with somebody. Invite that friend,

that coworker, that family member, and tell them,

you know, you're going to come. You're going

to have a good time. And just, you know, promise

them the world. I don't know. Tell them you're

going to take them out to eat or you're going

to do something. But they got to come to church

next Sunday. And we're believing God's going

to do something special in their life. Amen.

Jesus is alive. Amen. So we got to tell. Folks

about that. But today we're going to look at

Psalm chapter one in verse four. It says the

ungodly are not so, but are like the shaft which

the wind drives away. Therefore, the ungodly

shall not stand in the judgment nor sinners in

the congregation of the righteous. For the Lord

knows the way of the righteous, but the way of

the ungodly shall perish. I am going to speak

today on the thought, when the wind blows. When

the wind blows. Amen. You may be seated in God's

presence. When the wind blows. In the series,

we have covered some important topics. We have

covered the power of spiritual soil. Amen. And

roots. And we've talked about fruit. And the

process of growing and being planted where God

has us. Amen. And how important it is for us

to delight ourselves in the law of the Lord.

Amen. And to meditate day and night so that we

can grow. So we've had this picture the last

several weeks of a tree planted in the rivers

of water and growing and flourishing to its potential

fruitfulness. How many of you want to be fruitful?

I said, how many of you want to be fruitful?

We want to produce fruit in our life. But here

in verse 4. the scenery shifts and it moves us

from the field to the ancient threshing floor

with these words like the shaft which the wind

drives away. So I want you to notice there's

a pivot here in the psalm taking us from the

orchard, from the field where the trees are and

now it takes us to the threshing floor. This

is Essentially the next step in the process.

This is the next phase of a developing tree is

fruitfulness. Now the fruit or the grain has

been reaped from the field or from the orchard.

And now it's time to produce. Now it's time to

process that. At harvest time, farmers brought

their grain to what was called a threshing floor.

There the grain was beaten and... broken loose

from the husk, and it was tossed into the air

at dusk with a winnowing fork. If you could show

the next slide, please. And this was a tradition

as a process at that time in order for people

to actually consume the grain or what was harvested.

It had to go through this threshing floor. And

as the grain would be... So, as you can see here

in this illustration, all of the grain with its

husk. shell on the outside would just be laid

upon this hard floor. This is the threshing floor.

And then with oxen, they would begin to crush

and press and trample upon with lots of pressure

that grain so that it could break loose and loosen

the outer casing over the true grain. And then

to separate it, as you see the man there, they

would throw everything up into the air. And the

wind would take away what they didn't need and

retain that which was edible, that which was

valuable. So the threshing floor served a very

important purpose in daily life, in agricultural

life. It was an important step for everyone to

be able to partake of whatever was harvested.

The threshing floor would separate the empty

shells from the substance. It separated the true

from the false. It separated the wheat from the

chaff. And the analogy here in Psalm 1 primarily

foreshadows the day of judgment when every soul

will stand before God and give an account for

their life, which is something that we all will

do one day. And in that final moment, the ungodly

will be carried away like the chaff while the

righteous will remain in the presence of God.

So it gives us a foreshadowing. of that future

day where we stand before God in judgment. But

there is also a present reality within this picture

because God is not waiting until eternity to

begin the threshing process. He does not wait

until judgment day to begin separating and to

begin threshing His people. I've come today to

tell you that God is threshing His people today.

an end time or a latter day rain or a latter

day wind, I should say. God is threshing his

people today. There is a prophetic wind that

is blowing in these last days. We have entered

church a time and a season of threshing for the

church. I want you to know that God is allowing

winds to blow. across this world and through

His church in order to reveal who is planted.

Something we need to understand about the last

days, about the end time. And I'm not going to

dwell here too long, but we've got to understand

that while at the same time the church is growing,

thriving and harvesting, you also need to understand

that prophetically it is also being purified.

There's also being separated. It is also going

through a process of God not just growing his

church, but he's also preparing himself a bride.

He's also, at the same time that the church is

growing, you've got to understand prophetically,

there is also a falling away that is occurring

simultaneously in parallel with the growth of

the church. There is a threshing that is taking

place. God is threshing His church in the hour

that we are living in. What is God doing? He

is purifying. He is pruning. He is separating.

He is qualifying. He is validating His one and

true church. And we are going through a period

like that at this very moment, both secularly

and we're seeing it. In every aspect of life,

we're seeing how God is threshing his church.

He's allowing the winds to blow, and it's testing

the faith. It's testing the integrity. It's testing

the character, the will, the conviction of his

church. And so this is what God is allowing to

happen, and it's not a question of whether there

is threshing because there is, but rather what

is left when the wind has blown in my life. Not

a question of whether there is threshing, but

what's going to be left? What's going to be said?

What's going to be the testimony, the witness

of my life as the wind begins to blow and carried

away the shaft? What will remain? Because the

same wind that carries away the shaft also proves

the weight of the wheat. The same wind that carries

away... The shaft, the lightweight stuff, the

stuff with no substance, the stuff with no future,

the stuff with no weight to it. Also reveals

what is true. Also reveals what is real and what

has substance. Amen. Hallelujah. So today I want

to show you some things that happen when the

wind blows on the threshing floor of our life.

Because we are on a threshing floor today. A

spiritual threshing floor. You need to understand

what God is doing in your life and why. Some

of the winds are blowing. The first thing that

it does when the wind blows, it reveals what

is real. Someone say the real thing. Amen. The

real thing. I think that used to be like the

slogan of Coke many years ago. It's the real

thing. Amen. God wants to see what is real and

what is not. Psalm 1 does not say that the wind

turns wheat into chaff. But it reveals. What

was chaff all along? The wind doesn't make you

chaff. It reveals whether you are or not. You

see, in the field, the wheat and the chaff are

bundled together. They're even harvested together.

They're connected. They look similar. So from

a distance, you can't always tell the difference

between wheat and chaff. But the threshing floor

is the place A revelation. It reveals what is

missing. What's lacking. What's real. What isn't.

What's pretending. And this is the picture of

what happens on the threshing floor of life.

As the winds of trial and tribulation and trouble

begin to blow in our direction. What is God doing?

He is revealing what is real. and what is not.

He is revealing what is authentic and what is

counterfeit. He is revealing what has substance

and what is shallow and what is empty. This is

what the threshing floor does. It reveals what

is real and what is not. And this is exactly

what God is wanting to do in our lives. And in

our church, let me tell you something about trials.

Something we need to understand when the winds

of trouble and trial begin to blow in our life.

Trials don't make you. They only reveal what

you're made of. Somebody say amen today. Trials

don't make you. In fact, tests, you never really

learn anything from a test. A test doesn't teach

you anything. A test just reveals. what you already

know. Think of the test that you would take in

school. You don't learn anything in a test. It

just reveals what you do know and what you don't

know. And the test that we go through when the

wind begins to blow in our life and God allows

a holy or prophetic wind, a wind of trial and

tribulation to blow through our life, all it's

doing is revealing what you're made of already.

It's revealing to you where you currently stand

with God. What areas of your life you need to

work on. What areas of your life you need to

address. What areas of your life you need to

repent of. Sin that you need to confess and deal

with. Problem that you have to address. And people

you need to reconcile with. And all sorts of

things. This is what it does. It reveals our

weaknesses and our areas. Not so that we can

be judged, but so that we can rectify those things.

And so that we can grow and be restored. The

seasons of life. life when everything seems fine

and normal you start to think things are okay

because they're you know everything is fine everything

is good but then here comes the wind and here

comes the trial here comes that situation here

comes that burden and all of a sudden it reveals

to you your lack of prayer It reveals to you

your lack of consecration. It reveals to you

your lack of grace. And it reveals your lack

of mercy and your lack of patience or your pride.

It reveals these things so that we can get right

with God and so that these things come and they

reveal. And a person may look spiritual on the

outside. They may sound spiritual. They may appear

spiritual and stable. But then pressure comes.

And you find yourself getting beaten. It seems

like you're being trampled on on the threshing

floor. And there's pressure and you're being

crushed with disappointment and with trouble

or even correction. And the threshing floor is

starting now to reveal what's been in your heart.

And God starts to reveal if there's been faith

or not. unbelief, humility or pride, submission

or rebellion. And so this is what happens when

the wind blows. It starts to reveal what is real.

Reveal the areas. Jesus said that the house was,

he talked about a house that was built on the

sand and one that was built on the rock. And

guess what? Both houses look the same on the

outside. Both houses had a fresh coat of paint

on the outside. They looked great on the outside

until the wind came, until the storm came. And

the storm, watch this, the storm did not change

the house. All it did was reveal its foundation.

If you're going to make it in this hour, if you're

going to endure to the very end, if you're going

to succeed in God and reach your calling and

fulfill your potential in Him and survive the

storms of life, you've got to make sure that

you're planted and rooted and that there's weight

to your relationship with God so that you can

withstand those winds of change and pressure

and persecution. Why? Because they will come.

Jesus said, you're going to be persecuted for

my name's sake. He said, in this world, there

will be trouble. But be of good cheer. Why? Because

I've already overcome the world. How many of

you are an overcomer today? I said, how many

of you are an overcomer today? Hallelujah. So

listen. What we want to do is build strong Christians,

strong homes, strong marriages, strong families,

strong convictions. Amen, somebody. Strong ministries

and everything. We want to be strong. We want

to be rooted. We want to have weight so that

when the wind blows, we stay planted or we stay

where we are. And we're not vacillating. We're

not going with every wind of doctrine, every

wind of philosophy, every wind of trouble. But

there's something that brings. brings brevity

and weight to our relationship with God that

says, I'm not moving from where I am. I'm going

to stand right here, and I'm going to stand firm,

and I'm not going to waver and vacillate. I know,

hallelujah, the God that I serve. As for me and

my house, we will serve the Lord. Come hell or

high water, come wind or waves, I serve a God

that is worthy of all the praise. Why don't we

clap our hands and give him some praise today.

So the wind comes. And what does it do? It reveals

what is real. And we're seeing that today. We're

seeing that. We're just seeing the wind come.

We're seeing trials and tribulations. And God

is, we're seeing a revealing. The Holy Ghost

is revealing those that have got roots and those

that don't. Those with foundations and those

who don't. And I don't know about you, but I

want to add some weight here. Hallelujah. I'm

not trying to put on weight, praise God. I'm

trying not to do that. Hallelujah. Spiritual

weight. Tell everybody, the pastor said it's

time to gain weight. Hallelujah. No, no, no.

It's time to gain some spiritual weight so that

you don't just get, you're not just a pushover.

You know what I'm saying? Not a pushover. That's

why they put the big, on the football field,

they put the biggest guys on the line. Right?

You don't want to put a little fast receiver

running. You know, you want somebody there that's

solid, that's not immovable, unshakable, right?

Somebody that's going to hold their ground. Do

we got any people like that here today that can

hold their ground? Huh? Hold their ground. Because

you know somebody's going to come along, they're

going to try to test your ground. Is there any

weight to you? You know, they're going to test

you. They're going to quiz you. They're going

to say something just to see your reaction. See

how far they can go. They're going to test you

with a little rumor, with a little gossip to

see, uh -oh, does she take the bait? Or is she

rooted? Or is he rooted? Has he got some substance

to him? The enemy's going to try different things

and the wind's going to blow. But if you've got

weight, amen, you're not a pushover. Say, no,

I'm grounded. I know who I am. Amen? I know who

I am. I'm a child of God. So when the wind blows,

it reveals what is real. Secondly, it removes

what cannot remain. When the grain was tossed

into the air, the wind carried away the shaft

because it had no weight, no substance, no future.

Unusable. And this is where things can get a

bit more uncomfortable because the threshing

floor is not just designed to reveal but to remove.

Hear me today. Hear me in the love of God. God

loves us too much to let us stay full of things

that should not remain. He loves us too much

to let us stay full of things that cannot remain,

that are not connected to our destiny in Him.

The shaft represents everything in our lives

that look like something but produce nothing.

Things that are empty. Empty. Empty things. Empty.

Empty habits and empty attitudes. Empty spirituality

and relationships. Empty things. It reveals those

empty things and it wants to take those things

away in the wind. Removes what cannot remain.

It removes that part of us that has form but

no fruit. Shape. but no substance. A form of

godliness, but denies its power. And when God

begins to thresh and the wind begins to blow,

hallelujah, I feel the Holy Ghost today. Amen.

He starts dealing with those areas, not just

to reveal what is real, reveal what is not, but

to carry those things away that can no longer

remain in our life. Listen, things that... Somebody

here today, things that you have been tolerating,

putting up with in your life, accommodating,

making concessions for, that God says it's time

for you to let the wind carry it away. Because

it no longer is indicative of who you are at

this stage of your life in Christ. It's no longer

good enough to have that remain, that attitude.

No, that's the old you. That's you last year.

That's you two years ago. That's you before you

got saved. And you're still carrying some of

that shaft in your life. And God, let the wind

blow through you so that God can carry away those

things that are no longer a part of your future

in the Lord. Ah, I feel like preaching here today

about some of the stuff that God wants to blow

out of your life so that you can serve him with

all your heart. On the threshing floor, God allows

this pressure. He allows these things to break

apart on that floor so that when the wind starts

to blow, it'll carry it away. Hallelujah. The

wind will carry the wind. Someone say the wind.

The wind. You know, the wind is symbolic of the

Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost when they

were all gathered in one accord in the upper

room. The Bible says it was like a mighty rushing

wind. The Spirit of God began to blow through

that place. Let me tell you, God, when he moves

in our life, sometimes he moves like a wind.

He comes in like a wind. Amen, somebody. He comes

in like a wind. And I don't know about you, but

I need that wind to blow in my life because I've

got some stuff that I just can't get rid of.

Amen. Hallelujah. I got some devils and some

things in my life that I can't seem to sweep

out and get rid of. So you know what I need?

I need something that comes from on high. Ah,

the wind comes from on high. The wind comes from

the sky. The wind comes from above. The wind

comes from beyond. And every once in a while,

you need something to come from heaven that you

could not do on your own. You need something

that is greater than you, more powerful than

you, stronger than you, to blow. I wish I was

talking to somebody. I need the wind of God to

blow through my life and carry the stuff that

I've been struggling with. Stuff that I have

not been able to sweep out and to get rid of.

No matter how hard I try, I need the wind to

blow through and carry away that stuff that can

no longer remain. And so God will send a fresh

wind to carry those things and those people away.

And we have to let God do what he needs to do.

Someone say, let him work. Let God work. Let

him work. Let God do what he needs to. God's

going to carry some stuff away in the wind. Amen.

But can I give you some advice? Can I give you

some advice? Somebody say, go ahead. Don't chase

what the wind blows away. I'm going to say it

again. Don't chase what the wind. If God sends

it away, if the wind carries it out, what does

that mean? It means you didn't need it. God.

would never blow something out of your life that

was essential or something that you needed. So

if he blows it out of your life, you didn't need

it. So don't go chasing after it. Whether it's

money, whether it's people, whether it's opportunities,

if it's gone, let it be gone with the wind. And

let it, somebody say, let it go. If God blew

it out of my life. That means I didn't need it.

If God sent them out of this place, that means

we didn't need it. Come on. I wish I had. If

God released, that means I've got to let it go.

I've got to let the wind carry away those things

in my life and get rooted and establish where

I am today. Somebody give God some praise today.

Come on, somebody clap your hands. I don't know

if there's somebody here today that's a witness.

God blew something out of your life. I've got

to let the wind carry it away. I'm not going

back to that thing. got to let God carry it and

don't go chasing. If the wind carried it, you

didn't need it. You didn't need it. I don't care

how nice, how lovely it is. Let it go. Let them

go. Hallelujah. Some of what you are losing is

shaft. Empty things. And what God removes, you

don't need to carry that stuff into your next

season. God is preparing us today, church. I'm

not going to be much longer. But I really feel

like we are at a moment as a body, as a church

where, yes, we're on a threshing floor. Amen.

I said, we're on a threshing floor. And the wind

is blowing. It's not the pastor. You know, it's

the wind of the spirit. It's not anybody in the

church. God is threshing his church. God is causing

the wind to blow, and some things are being carried

away. And, you know, maybe it's not always easy.

It's hard sometimes when things get blown away

in the wind, you know, especially if it's something

you feel like you do need. Oh, man, the wind,

you know, sometimes, you know, you pull out a

dollar or something, and the wind takes it. You

know, here you go chasing after, you know. Sometimes,

man, just let the dollar go, man. Running across

the street, risk your life, get hit by a car

just for that. You know, some of you are risking

your potential in God because you keep wanting

to chase things that God is trying to send away.

Are you hearing what I'm saying today? So God

just, you know, he's allowing the wind to blow

in our life and he's allowing these things to

happen. And what we got to do is recognize, okay,

this is God's church. Amen. If I'm on the threshing

floor, I'm in the right place. Amen, somebody.

You know, it may not be comfortable. It may not

be, you know, an easy thing. I may not be sleeping

on my sleep number bed and I'm adjusting it.

Oh, man, that's just the way I like it. It's

not going to be comfortable. It's not always

going to be perfect and ideal to the way we like

it, our preferences. Yes, it would have been

nice to have this. Or yes, it would have been

nice to go there. But this is where God has me.

You know, so if this is where God has me, this

is the church that he has me in. I'm surrounded

by the people. Then this must be God's will.

I must be in his will. This is where he has me.

So what is it that God then is trying to teach

me or show me, reveal to me? What is it that

God is trying to accomplish in my life? And what

is he carrying away? But not just what is he

carrying away. Because when the wind blows, it

doesn't just blow things away. It doesn't just

blow and remove and reveal. When the wind blows.

It also rewards what is left. Oh, hallelujah.

It rewards what is left. Hallelujah. The true

grain will fall back on the floor and then the

grain would be gathered. and it would be preserved

and then used maybe to cook a delicious meal

or to prepare something, a feast. It had value.

It was good. It was pleasant. And that is the

beauty of the threshing floor. It not only reveals,

it not only removes, but it rewards the true

grain that held firm. Hallelujah. The true grain

that held its ground even when the wind was blowing.

But the true grain that stayed put and bloomed

where they were planted. The true grain that

said, hey, it doesn't matter what's going on.

I've got to wait for my relationship with God.

And this is what God begins to do in our life.

He begins to reward what is left. And for some

of us today, that's hard to compute. It's hard

to understand how God. can take something that

is left and do something great with it because

we have been programmed to think that the Things

that are leftover have no value or are not very

usable. For example, you know, you got some leftovers

in the fridge, and that's generally what you

eat when there's nothing else to eat. You know,

it's second choice, right? Leftovers, hallelujah.

Unless it's enchiladas, those always taste better

the next day. Hallelujah, but we won't go there.

Hallelujah, or spaghetti, amen. But most of the

time, I'm getting you hungry, it's second choice,

right? It's leftovers. Whatever is left, you

get rid of, right? If you had a yard sale and

you didn't sell everything, whatever is left,

you might say, well, just give it away. It doesn't

have any value to you anymore. But in the kingdom

of God, it is the exact opposite. The value is

found in those things that are still left. After

the wind, I wish I had a wind. After the wind

has blown. After the threshing on the floor,

it may not look like very much in this condition.

It may not look like very much. It may look very

little. But God is saying, that's all that I

need. That's all that I'm looking for. I don't

know if there's somebody here today that could

say, Pastor, I have lost some things in my life.

I've lost some things in my home. I've lost some

things in my walk with God. But I'm still standing

here today. And I've come to tell you that if

you're still here, God can anoint what is left.

I wish somebody would give God some glory today.

Hallelujah. God wants to bless what's left. It

may not look as bountiful as it did. Well, of

course everything looked better when it was a

big pile there. Of course it all looked, wow,

look how much stuff we've got on this floor,

man. Look at all that's here, all the people

that are here. that's here, man, that's awesome.

Yeah, but half of it is chaff and only half of

it is wheat. So then God blows the thing that

doesn't belong and then what is remaining, that

is what God wants to use. That's what God wants

to bless. That's what God wants to run. Whether

it's in your finances, whether it's in your emotion,

whether it's in your marriage or the ministry

or the church, that's what God is looking to

multiply and bless in our life. And I really

feel this in my spirit today. In the eyes of

God, the blessing is not in what's lost. It's

in what's left. Hear me today. God does his greatest

work with what's left. He does his greatest work.

He does his greatest work with what's left. What's

left of my faith. Last year was a long year.

I'm just coming out of a difficult season. I'm

just coming out of a difficult trial. I'm just

coming out of a difficult period. I'm not sure.

I'm not ready yet. I don't know if I still have

what it takes. I'm not sure if we can listen.

God can take whatever is left. That's what he's

looking for. He rebuilt Israel with just a remnant

of people. He can rebuild your life with whatever

is left. Whatever is left of your faith. Left

of the church. Left of your strength. Left of

your family. Because the blessing is not in what

was lost. It's in what's left. Because what is

left has weight. I said it has weight. You know

what that means? It's been proven. If you're

still standing, if you're still here, if you're

still, you've gone through a proving process.

Somebody say, I've been proven. I've been proven.

I've been proven. You may have lost some things

along the way. That's the case. That's how it

works. Amen. We have lost some things, lost some

people. Lost some friends. What's going to happen?

You've been blown away. Maybe you're wondering,

well, what am I going to do with what's left?

God sent me here to tell you today that what's

left is enough. Somebody say, that's all he needs.

I invite you to stand with me today. That's all

God needs. Listen, at the end of the day, I came

to preach a very simple message today. I came

to be the voice, the mouthpiece for the Lord

today. To tell, to announce to somebody that

when you put what's left in the hands of God,

he knows how to multiply it. He knows how to

bless. Just ask the young boy who gave Jesus

what was left of his lunch. The two fish and

the five loaves. Just ask him what God can do

with what's left. I tell you what he can do.

He can feed 5 ,000 men. He can feed a multitude.

And some of you are looking at, well, this is

all that I've got left. This is all that remains

of my. My strength, this is all that remains

of my ministry, all that remains of my heart,

all that remains of my dreams, all that remains

of my hope. I mean, this is it. You know, I don't

have some, you know, a backup account somewhere

else. This is all I got in my bank. This is it.

This is all that we have right here. And you

know, even as a pastor, I look around and say,

hey, this is who God has given our church. But

you know, God doesn't look at our church and

say, oh. God looks at our church and says, that's

all I need. That's all I need. Because I can

take what's left. And I can multiply it. I don't

know if I'm talking to somebody here today. I

feel the Holy Ghost right now. I'm here to tell

you there's a miracle about to happen in your

life right now. There's a miracle. I feel this

in the Holy Ghost. Somebody came today. You absolutely

need God to do a miracle in your life. You need

God to do a miracle in your heart. You need God

to do a miracle with whatever is left of you.

You've gone. The wind has come. And it's shaking

you up a little bit. and maybe you come out of

a hard trial or maybe you're still in the midst

of it. I've come to tell you that this altar,

this church today is a threshing floor. Oh, I

see it in the spirit. It's a threshing floor.

I'm on the threshing floor here this afternoon

and I've come to tell you that there is a fresh

wind that is blowing in this place right now.

God is stirring up something in my life. The

spirit of the Lord is moving again. I don't know

if you feel what I feel, brother. But I invite

somebody right now, if you need God to move in

your life, if you need God to work in your life,

if you need God to do something impossible for

you, if you've been waiting on him, if you've

been looking for him, I've come to tell you today

that you might have been on the threshing floor,

but God's about to take whatever is left after

the wind, and he's going to multiply. He's going

to give you double for your trouble. He's going

to give you double for whatever it is that was

gone with the wind. This is what the Lord told

me. Shut up. I feel this in the Holy Ghost. God

woke me. God interrupted me. It was a couple

of months ago. God had interrupted me in my prayers.

I was praying to the Lord and seeking him. about

a number of things in my life, both personally

and in my ministry, just a number of things.

And the Lord told me, he gave me this message

about blessing what is left, and that's where

the value is. But the Lord said, don't you worry,

because just like Job, who lost all his money,

All of those precious things. I restored unto

him double of everything that he lost. And the

Lord spoke to me and said, Jacob, don't you worry

about what was gone in the wind. Don't you worry

about what you lost in the wind. Don't you worry

about what was lost on the threshing floor. Because

I'm going to restore to you double. I'm going

to give you twice as much as you thought. know

if there's somebody here that wants a double

portion. If you want a double portion of God,

then I invite you right now to connect with him

right there where you are, or you can come to

this altar, extend your hands to heaven and say,

God, I want to, I wonder if there's somebody

there. I want a double portion, God, a double

blessing, a double portion, Lord. A double portion

of that anointing. A double portion of your power.

A double portion of your glory. A double portion

of your miracles. A double portion, God, of healing.

A double portion, God. I'm ready, God. I want

you to do something in my life today. Is there

somebody? Is there somebody that's willing to

say, God, have your way in my life?