Sunday 3/30 | Dr. Christopher Graham

Magnify the Lord together today. Oh, there's no other name than

another given among men under heaven whereby we must be saved.

Hallelujah. What a beautiful name.

The name of Jesus. Amen.

Amen. Someone say Amen, Praise God

today. So we are doubly honored this

morning, my son. Every day I get to introduce 2

speakers in one service. Amen.

We are doubly honored today to have Doctor Graham.

Doctor Christopher Graham pastors a man in Oklahoma.

He's a doctor of social work. He has, he's a licensed clinical

social worker. He's the owner and CEO of the

Full Harvest Counseling there in Oklahoma Pastor is a great

church. He has a lovely wife, which I

know he wished was standing right by him right now and two

two handsome young men Amen. We love doctor Graham he's a

great individual. I couldn't even really I

couldn't trace back like where we intersected.

It's like it just kind of there's this seeping together of

the lives and some sort but seeping yes again, prison

ministry is probably has been the the concrete that has sealed

the deal. He's a tremendous, great, great

speaker. We whenever we're all together,

we just have a lot of fun and laughs and family and so on and

so forth. And we're honored to have him

today. AKA he's like GQ of Pentecost.

Brother McCrory told him he likes to look good rather than

be comfortable, so he is GQ, Amen.

So we're thankful today. We honor him.

We do love you, Doctor Graham, please come share your heart.

Minister to us today. Don't you want to hear what the

Lord has to say? Again, Amen.

God bless. Hallelujah.

Can we give the Lord a handclap of praise today?

Yes, Lord Jesus, I, I understand that.

It's only about 11:00 and so typically we're just starting

church. We start around 10:30.

So y'all just buckle up buttercup.

It's going to be all right. I promise.

Mexican food will be waiting and that's always waiting.

Gloria Rios, Hallelujah. Hey, man, I am so thrilled to be

here with you. Can be seated for a moment.

And I just want to give honor to the McGee family.

And it does seem like seeping might not be the best word, but

it is an accurate word because we've just it's been intertwined

for a long time and just kind of knowing and passing and and

y'all, he's your pastor. So you know this.

But like this family is a big deal.

I'm nervous. I mean, for real.

They, I mean, they've been around for a little while and

they're well known, they're well preached and and we were so

thrilled to have them in in Oklahoma not too long ago for a

midwinter conference. And everyone afterwards was

like, man, this was like NYC brother.

And I'm like, yes, challenge accepted.

I mean, just fantastic ministry. And every time he preaches the

word, it always comes with authority.

And his lovely family. I mean, just beautiful,

wonderful, kind people in the McDonald's.

Can't say enough about them. Since the moment we met in

Chillicothe, it's just been like, I don't know, just family.

Like I always feel like an extension, which means yes, we

poke fun at each other, call each other names.

We're not going to do it this morning because y'all are

sanctified, but I want to lose my license.

We are real close to Indiana and that's like praise the Lord, but

God is good. I miss my family.

I love my family. I know they're having good

church in Oklahoma to all the ministry that I've got to meet

and and everyone from the church.

They gave their testimonies. It was fantastic.

It was fantastic, and I'm so honored and humbled to be here.

Humbled. I said it with a hard H.

You can criticize me later. Amen.

If you have your Bible, if you would turn with me to Numbers

Numbers 14 · chapter mention

chapter 14, I would say I'm not going to try and be long, but

then you're going to have this expectation of me.

So I'm just going to try and be appropriate.

All right, Numbers chapter 14, 20.

Numbers 14 · chapter mention

He's long winded. OK, all right, then we are

definitely OK. Praise the Lord.

This is going to be comfortable. Numbers 1421 through 24.

I'm sorry, brother, don't kick me out.

But as truly as I live, all the earth shall be filled with the

glory of the Lord, because all those men which have seen my

glory and my miracles, which I did in Egypt and in the

wilderness and have tempted me. Now these 10 times, he's talking

about the 10 spies -2 that had gone in and they've not

hearkened to my voice. They weren't listening to my

voice. They went into the land.

They did all the right work. They look the right way.

They were the mighty men of the tribes.

But they weren't listening to my voice.

Amen. They weren't hearing not just

what I was saying, but they weren't hearing my heart for the

land. Surely they shall not see the

land which I swear unto their fathers talking about a

generation. And it's not even a a generation

that was disobedient. It was a generation that doubted

what God could do. They will not see the land which

I swear unto their fathers, neither shall any of them that

provoked me see it. And here's the kicker.

But my servant Caleb, because he had another spirit with him,

because he had something different on the inside, and he

followed me not just a little bit, but he went to the hard

places, He went to the rough part of town, and he followed me

fully. Him will I bring into the land

wherein to He went, and His seed shall possess it.

I just want to preach for a few moments on a simple idea.

Built different, built different.

Can you lay your Bible down and pray with me and for me?

Lord, I thank you for your anointing, and I thank you for

your presence. God, I ask that Your mercy would

be in this place. Lord, I thank you for your

cleansing power. Jesus, for the authority that

you carry in here. God, I pray that you would pour

out your spirit, Lord, that Your word would be confirmed with

signs and wonders in miracles, in Jesus mighty name.

Can you give the Lord a handclap this morning?

Hallelujah. You may be seated.

Hallelujah. Jesus as Apostolic.

There's just something about us. Y'all Pentecostal.

We OK, All right, just go with me.

I've been, I've been Pentecostal for a minute or two and as

Pentecostals, when you go into, I don't want to offend nobody.

So if I do just tug, tug brother, when you go into a

Baptist Church, it feels different.

I've got some good friends that are Catholic, God bless them all

the things. It's different how many y'all

invited somebody to church that one time and you're like,

there's that Holy Ghost disclaimer.

I just feel like I need to tell you.

I know we met at work. It was a safe place.

It's about to be strange. There's always that disclaimer

because being Apostolic is just a little bit different and, and

I try to wrap my mind, right. What makes us just a little bit

different? And then, and then I was praying

this morning and I was up early. I love waking up early and just

getting in the word and praying, especially when we've done,

we've done prison and I'm exhausted.

I was glad to wake up in the morning.

I was so tired last night, but I woke up this morning and I just

began praying and listening to worship music and, and I'll be

honest with you, I listen to Bethel.

We all right, Everyone's OK. I've, I've, I've been known to

listen to Hillsong a time or two.

Upper room has come across my Spotify playlist and Brandon

Lake a couple of times has just he's made his way into my

worship service. Oh, forgive me, Lord, but

there's something different. Because when they're worshipping

on stage with all the lights and with all the smoke and with all

the perfect sound, and everything is finessed and it

all sounds just the way it's supposed to, and I'm in my hotel

room, face down on the floor, weeping before the presence of

God. I don't know what's different

about us, but I got to tell you that it's the Holy Ghost on the

inside. There's a fire on the inside

that we're not getting around. Some people of the name, it

don't matter what song we're singing.

It doesn't matter where we're at.

When the presence of God moves on an Apostolic, you're either

in or you're out. It's just a little bit different

to be Pentecostal, or at least that's what I hear.

And God is calling us to be a little peculiar, a little

strange, a little unique. It's all right, brother.

Wear your Converse. It's OK.

It's going to be all right. I know some people you know.

If it's not baroque, don't fix it.

Shoe wing tips. It's I'm going to get there.

Lord Jesus, help us. Dad jokes for days.

Just hang out with me. There has to be something

different on the inside. And when we talk about the story

of Caleb, he was he was simply one of 12 people.

And when Moses and I talked a little bit about this during our

Princess Within conference, but Moses did the politically

correct thing and he invited The Chieftains from every Israeli

tribe. He said, send me your best

people. Send me all the ones that that

look the part that are in leadership, that are licensed

with the right organizations. Hallelujah.

And it ain't that local license. Lord, he said send me all the

best people and he finds doing the right thing and he finds 12

men to go into the land. But there were only two that

came out with the good report. Now everyone else had a good

report. They said it looks nice, it

smells nice, everything is beautiful.

The problem is we ain't never going to win and we all going to

die. Y'all have to.

I've been. Look, I grew up in Michigan, OK?

But then I spent some time down South, so you're just going to

have to get with me when I get a little ghetto.

I'm sorry, OK? And so he said, you got 10

people that are coming back saying everything is exactly how

God promised it, except for we are not strong enough to conquer

the land. We will never survive the

onslaught of trying to get where God called us to be.

We can't expand our territory because the enemy on the other

side of my fight is too great. But Caleb comes along and Caleb

is just built different. There's something different on

the inside of Caleb because Caleb comes along and he says,

y'all don't understand that God, who did all of the stuff that we

saw in Egypt just a few weeks ago, is able to do exceeding and

abundantly above anything that we could even imagine to the foe

that's in front of us. I wish sometimes that we as

Pentecostals would get out of our high horses and get off our

way because God is calling us to expand our territory.

He's calling us to just reach a little bit.

He's calling us to reach our neighbor.

He's calling us to knock our neighbors door, to talk to our

coworkers, to talk to the students at school.

He's calling us to do something a little different.

And we're on the other side saying I can't do that.

Are you one of the 12? Are you one of the two?

And if we're real honest, can I talk about Pentecostals here?

Is that OK? Y'all are great, Y'all are holy.

But some people, some people in Pentecost are too sanctified to

reach the prisoners. Some people in Pentecost, unless

you looking just right and you are wearing the right shoes and

you're wearing the right suit and everything is put together,

you're not going to have a place.

I'm not even talking about Platform Ministries.

I grew up in Northern Michigan and my family, we worked in a

church. We, we were poor as dirt.

We didn't have anything. We had nothing.

All of our food came from the food banks, Oregon WIC, that was

all we ever had. We didn't get really gifts on

birthdays or Christmas or any of that.

We didn't have anything. My dad didn't work and so we

traveled all over Michigan. We lived in Wisconsin and New

Hampshire. I went to 27 different schools

before I dropped out in 9th grade, 27 different schools.

So we didn't understand the comforts of of being the best

looking, the best dressed Pentecostals because everything

we had was hand me down and then hand me around and then it

finally made it to our house. That's all we had.

We had five kids. I was the oldest boy of five

kids and and being the oldest boy and having three brothers, I

never got really anything new. And they definitely didn't

because whatever I got, if I didn't wear it out as a punk

skateboarder, they eventually got.

So I didn't grow up having the the posterity of, you know, that

Pentecostal heritage. We, we, we grew up in church,

mind you, but but you didn't know my family.

You didn't know where we were. You didn't come by our house

because it was a mess. You didn't come by and have food

with us because we didn't hardly have any food for ourselves.

You didn't really want to spend time with our family.

And so why on earth would God call me?

How could God ever use me in my lifetime?

And I had this idea in my mind. And again, y'all are good

wholesome people. You reach everybody, God bless

you. But I went to some churches

where we were constantly the outcasts.

And I'm telling you that everything that I had to get in

this world, I've had to fight for.

Nothing ever comes easy. But there is a generation that

is being raised right now that has no idea how to stand their

ground. The moment that it ain't easy,

you're not in it. I wish, I wish there was a

generation like Caleb that was built just a little different.

You can be seated. You can be seated.

Caleb was no young buck. He wasn't a spring chicken when

he went out to spy the land. He was already 40 years old.

Some of y'all older than 40 are like he was still a spring

chicken brother. And I would say yes ma'am, you

are right. He was drafted when he was 40.

He was the odd man out. He was a little bit older, he

was a little bit seasoned, and and yet he was strong enough and

had the tenacity enough to go into the enemy's land and to spy

it out. And that man that the fire and

zeal inside of Caleb was that he wasn't just going to go to the

best areas. The Bible says that Caleb

received the land that he went into, but Caleb went into Horeb

and Horeb was the worst of the worst.

I tend to think that the other 10 spies only went to the land

because the Bible says that they came back with grapes on stage.

So they went to the places very likely that it was beautiful,

that it was a lush. It was the right side of the

tracks. It looked good.

I dare say that they went to someone else's church to do

outreach. They're just, I'm going to, I'm

going to hang out right here. Just bear with me.

But Caleb, Caleb wasn't trying to look for the easy way.

Caleb went into Horeb. And I tend to think that it was

Caleb and Joshua that came back and gave the report that there

are giants in the land. But Caleb's mentality wasn't

such that he said there are giants in the land and so we

ought not go in. I think Caleb presented the

report to the other spies to say y'all better watch out.

Look what God is about to do. I think Caleb had enough zeal

and fire inside of him that he said.

I saw God destroy all of Egypt. Their economy was plundered.

I watched God himself with his divine hand destroy every single

deity of Egypt by their own voice.

I've saw God keep us for 40 days and 40 years.

I've watched his God time after time intervened.

I think Caleb presented the report to the others just to say

y'all better watch what God is going to do for the children of

Israel. He understood that God was going

to do and was able to do anything that they could imagine

because there was a promise. There was a promise.

And so Caleb, when everyone else is doubting, Caleb is the one

that is standing strong and he is standing stalwart and

steadfast, and he is the one that is fighting that we go in.

But some time passes, about 40 years, give or take, because

their doubt overcame them. They didn't know and didn't

believe what God was able to do, what he could do.

And so their doubt overtook them and they wander in the

wilderness for 40 years. Are we all right, everyone?

OK. And finally they make it back to

the land of Canaan, and here they are standing on the banks

of the Jordan River, and the most powerful thing happens.

And I'm going to say it's the most powerful thing because in

all of this story, the most incredible thing to me is that

Caleb didn't get the senior pastor role.

He didn't get the top leadership role.

No one appoints Caleb to anything.

Actually, all we understood was that Caleb is promised because

God. God said because his heart was

wholly towards me, because he did and heard my voice and then

followed through with everything that I was speaking to his

heart. He said I'm going to leave him

alive and he's going to have an inheritance, not his family like

every everyone else from his generation.

It was their families going to inherit.

But Caleb was unique because Caleb himself was going to

inherit and then Caleb's family was going to inherit after

Caleb. But Caleb is old and dusty, open

and offend an 85 year old. I'll leave my license when I

Caleb, by the time he reaches the banks of Jordan, is 85 years

old, 85 years old. He's not the man in charge and

you would think he has seniority.

Everybody else would. Then you would think that they

would be looking to him as like the main dude.

Caleb, though, sits back and he waits for all these young bucks

to come up and do their thing. And they did like, like my baby

brothers tried to do because I was the oldest boy, had three

baby brothers, And so I got to choose my room first.

I'm sorry, Brother Mack. He is not the oldest boy.

And they just got the leftover rooms.

You know, Caleb. Caleb didn't do that.

Caleb waited for every other piece of land to be parsed out,

and he understood that no one was going to choose Horeb.

Nobody was like, oh, please, I hope, I hope I get the land with

the biggest, meanest giants. Please, Lord, Caleb knew no one

was going to take the land that he was promised.

And so Caleb goes up to to Joshua and he says to Joshua, he

says, you Remember Me, right? He said, I know I'm a little old

right now, but you look at me, dude.

I still have all of the strength that I had when I was 40 years

old. He said.

God hasn't let a bit of strength leave me.

Now I don't know if that was true.

It sure sounded good. I don't know if he actually had

because just the laws of entropy say that as a thing ages, it

will degrade and deteriorate, right?

You that new car smell only last for about 3 weeks, right?

And then it never comes back because as things age, they

degrade. And that's just a normal part of

living. But something inside of Caleb

never degraded. There was a fire inside of Caleb

that never went out. And so when Caleb approaches

Joshua, he doesn't just say, look how strong I am.

He said, no bro, you don't understand.

Look how strong the God is. That was inside of me.

There's something different inside of me.

And the promises of a generation ago.

I'm choosing to accept them right now.

The revival that was promised a generation ago, I'm choosing to

take it right now. The property that was chosen and

then generation ago, I'm taking it now.

Here's the craziest part of this whole story.

I'm going to wrap it up because I know Mexican food, glory,

Jesus name Caleb comes up to Joshua and says God promised me

the land, Moses promised me the land and I'm going to take that

land. Will you give me permission to

go in? Come on church.

We would have we would have been so in in some churches, not this

church. Y'all are fantastic.

But in some churches if if if you're not the one in charge,

you don't have a voice. I've talked to pastors that have

a board. It's not really a board.

I've talked to pastors that you can want to be in ministry, but

unless you have the right pedigree, you're never going to

see that fulfilled. I know that doesn't happen here,

but I've seen it happen in other churches.

Joshua had a different heart. He had a different approach.

And he gives the land of of Hebron too.

Caleb the Kennesite from the tribe of Judah.

Caleb his Mama was Chefina. Caleb was not necessarily from

Jacob's line. Caleb was different.

Caleb was literally built different because Caleb, his

whole tribe, though it rested in Judah, was actually from Esau

and was grafted in. He he wasn't actually of Israel,

but he was of promise. And so not having the right

pedigree, not having the right experience or not having the

right family history yet Joshua, the man of God said you can have

everything that you're asking for because the God that goes

before you is going to work it all out.

Joshua understood. He had an experience with an

Angel that said you're going to take the land.

And Caleb is the only one. Story after story.

Let me just let me bring it home here.

Story after story of the Philistines, of the Amalekites,

of the Hittites, of the Amorites, of the Parasites.

I had to read this name 47 different times.

You never hear stories of the Anakims even in history.

I, I, I tried to find what, what, who were these people?

Who were these sons of Anok that lived in the place that Caleb

was trying to take? And there's no recorded history

of them besides the encounter that they had with the people of

God. Caleb had it inside of himself,

built just a little bit different that if God has called

me to take the land, then I'm going to take it all the way.

And if God has called me to destroy all of the idols and to

cut down all of the things that might oppose his will, if he's

called me to a greater holiness, if he's called me to a greater

standard, then I'm not going to stand in His way.

And Caleb, Caleb is the only one of all of the Israelites that

destroyed them, completely eradicated them from history.

No record of the people that Caleb fought.

Musicians, if you want to come on up, Caleb was built

different. Caleb was built in a unique way

preceded just another moment. Just bear with me.

Caleb had a different encounter with the presence of God.

Caleb had an understanding that if I ever get back to the shores

of Jordan, if I ever get access to my children, if I ever get

access to my grandchildren, if I ever get to speak to this

generation, then I'm going to make sure that everything that

would have blocked us from our promise is torn out completely.

There has to be a SO inside of the Apostolic Church that says

I'm going to tear down every idol.

Caleb was there on the battlefields, on the frontline,

by choice. He was taking his territory by

choice. Caleb had something different

inside of him. I don't want to have just an

accidental encounter with an angel's wing.

I want to have the spirit of a living God inside of me.

Amen. I want to have the presence of

God inside of me. But I'm gonna need you to give

me something high because I'm feeling real good right now.

Can we stand today? I want to tell you that the

presence of God living in you, it's not just something that we

talk about. It's not just I don't want you

to think that I'm just preaching Holy Ghost cliches.

The spirit of a living God. They called him Elohim is inside

of you. They called him Jehovah Rapha,

He's inside of you. They called him Jehovah Shalom.

He's inside of you. They called him Jehovah Nisi.

He's inside of you. This one true living God is

dwelling on the inside of man. You become a temple Jesus,

Jesus, Jesus. He's waiting for somebody to act

just a little bit different. He's waiting for somebody to

step out and be different in your community, to be different

in your school, to be different at your job.

When other people are, when other people are going out

drinking, you're the one that say no, I don't even need that.

When other people are going for smoke breaks.

It's you that's standing there saying, you know what?

I don't need that right now because my God has made me a

temple and it's spirit dwells inside of me.

Don't you know that? I've been bloodborne again.

I've been washed and sanctified. I've been delivered.

I wish somebody, I wish somebody understood that you're a one God

Apostolic. Don't talk it.

Holy, rolling, born again, heaven, not believer.

Jesus, Jesus, Jesus. Zephaniah 317 says, The Lord,

thy God in the midst of thee is mighty.

He will save, and he will rejoice over thee with joy.

He will rest in his love, and he will joy over thee with singing,

with singing. Understand some of us as

Christians, some Christians, the song that Jesus sings over them

is Jesus loves me. This I know for the Bible tells

me so. Some people it's Father Abraham

and many sons because you have all the right history, you have

the right pedigree, and that's fantastic.

And some people are singing, I'm sold out and the presence of God

is right there and you got a little church bump in you.

But here's what I want. I want God to sing Wild Thing.

I want to be just a little bit different.

I don't want to fit in the status quo.

I don't want to have church as usual.

I want the Spirit of God inside of me and throwing out of me.

Can I tell a story? Am I right?

Can I tell a story? Princess within conference.

Awesome, fantastic. But I'm going to be real honest,

it was tight. Everything was amazing.

The preaching was incredible, the music was amazing, the

testimonies were top notch, but it was tight and I just I felt

it even from the first day. I'm like God, break something in

here, break something in here. And, and it was the last person,

the last person that was getting prayer.

Sister Wendy brought her up to a couple of us and I, I just

happened to be annoyingly and uncomfortably right in the front

and she brought this lady, this older lady up and said the

chaplains asked us if we'll pray for her.

She has liver cancer. They've used all of their

resources inside that facility and there's nothing that they

can do for her. There's nothing else that they

can do. They're trying to get other

things, but it doesn't look like it's going to happen.

And so the chaplain asked if we would pray for her and Sister

Wendy. And I know it was all of her

face. She said, can you pray that God

heals her liver? And in my heart, I wanted to do,

I'm just going to be real honest.

Every part of me, Brother McGee was like, boy, you better spit

in tongues. You know I'm talking about that

shake, that old liver right out of her.

That was the very first thought that I had, was be obedient to

the chaplain and do what Sister Wendy just asked you to do and

speak life over this lady. And then something else just

triggered inside of me. I was driving down or up here

from McAlester, OK. I passed through Saint Louis.

And there was a family that I've never met before.

And their baby was in the hospital.

He was dying. He didn't have kidneys and his

he had no bladder. He was born with that.

And he lived for a month and a half.

And they were like, this is his last days.

We didn't even expect to have him.

And so they're like, Brother Graham, can you please go pray?

And I said, absolutely, I'm going to make my way through

Saint Louis. It's an awful city.

It is what it is. And I'm going to go pray with

this family that I have no idea who they are.

And so I, I go into the hospital and I walk in and I'm, you know,

Holy Ghost sanctified, anointed from the Lord.

And I walk in and I said, my name is Pastor Graham and I, I

just, I'm here to pray with you. And would you mind if I

interrupt? And of course, all the family is

there and there and, and I said, can I just pray?

And, and there was like, there was a sense of urgency inside of

me, but there was also a discomfort that overspoke the

voice of urgency. I'm just being real honest with

you. And so I did the Apostolic

thing. Oh, and I prayed and I grabbed

that mama's hands and I spoke in tongues.

And I wept over that baby that died just six hours later.

And when I got into my truck, I felt the presence of the Lord

say, yeah, what did she want you to pray for?

And then, of course, well, Lord, I'm such a failure.

Look what I did wrong. God, give me another chance to

just ask somebody what you want them to do.

So Sister Wendy brings this lady in front of me, the end of the

Princess Within conference. It says, pray for a liver.

And my first reaction was thwarted but by the presence of

God. And in that moment, I just

looked at her and I said, what do you want God to do for you?

I know, I knew. They want to see a miracle.

They want to report that her liver is completely whole.

And she just looked at me with just such old sweet eyes.

And she said, I just want to wake up in the morning and

smile. And my heart broke.

We talked a little bit longer and I said it sounds like what

you're really wanting God to do is just give you peace.

Then I asked her. I said, do you believe that God

can heal your liver? She said no, I don't think he

can. So the prayer that I prayed over

her with all Apostolic authority was according to your faith, be

it unto you. And after we prayed the presence

of God was there. I said, you use the word for

yourself, for your body. That is nothing but waste.

I said, you know God doesn't see you like that.

Then I began to tell her story after story of people I know

personally that were healed of cancer.

I know them personally. I've seen it.

I've seen broken joints come back into place, bones restored,

paralyzed woman came into my office and within 4 sessions was

walking. I've seen God do incredible

things. And I just told her at the end

of our conversation, we will pray for you, but I will pray

that God increases your faith. So my question for this church,

if you can bow your heads, really, what do you want God to

do for you? What territory did he put in

front of you that only you can walk through with your eyes?

What field is in front of you that doesn't look like a

peaceful place, but looks like it might be inhabited by giants?

For everyone in this building, the question is what are you

going to fight for? Because it might just be that

your experience with the giants in front of you becomes your

origin story. It might be that the most

difficult season in front of you is actually where your ministry

comes from. It might be that He's called you

to deeper levels and deeper places, but you're afraid of the

enemy on the other side. These altars are open.

He was in the world. The world was made by him, and

the world knew him not, and he came unto his own.

His own didn't receive him, but as many as received him.

Those are the people that receive power.

But what are you and I going to do with the power that God gave

us? If the living God is inside of

you, if you are full of the Holy Spirit, if God is working in you

and through you, what are you willing to be used for?

I guarantee it's going to be uncomfortable.

I guarantee it's going to be a stretch of the imagination.

I guarantee it's going to push you in the lands that you were

not expecting. But I can also guarantee that

your children and your grandchildren are going to have

an inheritance tense. Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus,

Jesus, have your way, God, Jesus, have your way.

God help us to be built different.

Lord God help us to be built different.

Jesus, God, I pray that you would put a fire in his heel

inside of me, Lord God, that presses out into every corner of

my field. Lord God, help me to reach my

community. Jesus, Jesus name, come on

church, if you're full of the Holy Ghost, I want you to pray

in tongues. I want you to weep in the

presence of a living God. I want you to claim some

territory today that the enemy has told you you don't have

access to anymore. Jesus, Jesus name Jesus name.

Jesus name Jesus name Jesus, I thank you for the anointing,

God. Jesus, pour out your spirit.

God, Lord, pour out your presence.

God, pour out your anointing. Lord Hallelujah.

Hallelujah, Jesus. Hallelujah, Hallelujah.

Come on church. Press in just a little bit.

Press in just a little bit further.

Jesus draws closer to your spirit, God.

Lord, I pray for your anointing, God.

I pray for your presence, God. Lord, I thank you, Jesus for

your spirit and authority. God, I thank you, Lord, for the

calling on their lives. Lord, I thank you God for your

holiness. God, Hallelujah.

Jesus, I thank you God for what you're doing right now.

Lord Jesus name pour not your spirit, God your way right now.

Lord Jesus name in Jesus name, Jesus name.

Come on church, let's pray for a little while.

Begin to speak the name of your children.

Now begin to speak the name of your grandchildren.

Now it's time to take back the land.

Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, I'm taking back the land.

I'm taking back the property. God, I'm taking back my

inheritance. God, I'm taking back the

generation. Jesus, break up generational

curses right now. Lord Jesus name, pour out your

spirit God. Lord God, I'm an empty best to

before you. God, I pour myself out before

you. Hallelujah.

Hallelujah. Jesus, Jesus, Jesus.

Jesus. Jesus.

Jesus. Jesus.

Jesus. Jesus.

Jesus. Jesus.

Jesus, Jesus. Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus,

Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus. I just feel the Spirit of the

Lord saying right now you will live and you will not die.

I've sent angels before you to go before you to tear through

the land that's in front of you. Every obstacle will be torn down

and laid waste. Every burden will be set aside.

I will carry you through the land.

I will carry you too. A resting place.

Jesus. Jesus.

Oh, I give myself to you, Lord. I empty myself to you, Lord

Jesus. God.

Yes, God. Jesus.

My city, Jesus, I give you, all of me, I surrend Jesus.

Jesus, I recall on your name, Lord.

Recall on your name, Lord. I recall on your name, Jesus.

Jesus. I won't hold anything back,

Lord. I don't won't hold anything

back, Lord. I don't won't hold anything

back, Lord. God.

Take my past and use it for your glory, God.

Take my history and use it for ministry, Lord.

God. Take everything that I have,

Lord, and use it for your glory, God.

I give myself to you, Lord Jesus.

I give myself to you, Lord. Yes, God.

I thank you, Lord. Yeah.