Sister Gwen said that in the year 2000 at the
International Christian Embassy. I was sitting
back there, and she said, who wants to light
the revival fires that are upcoming for the world
today? And I jumped up. I said, me. And little
did I realize that I did in China. I wasn't seeing
it. I was doing it. And then all of a sudden,
the fire that was coming just superseded me and
everything else. God promises in Joel 2 .28 to
pour out His Spirit on all humanity. Welcome
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You know, there's something about kindred spirits,
that we're part of the kingdom together, we're
serving the king together, and this passion that
you have for missions and the nations, we just
love that. So let's follow up on the last episode
of what was going on in Mongolia. Tell us some
of that and what's going on in the Holy Spirit
in other nations that you're aware of. Okay.
Well, I was just thinking, and the last thing
we were talking about was how we could serve
the Lord in our generation. And it's our turn,
being the mothers and grandmothers and fathers
and grandfathers. And I thought about Paul when
he said he was fighting the good fight, and he
finished the race. He wanted to finish it, but
he kept the faith. And Jesus said, when he comes,
will he find faith on earth? I think he will.
Amen. But Paul also in 2 Timothy 4, 8 said, finally,
There is laid up for me the crown of righteousness,
which the Lord, the righteous judge, will give
to me on that day, and not only to me, but also
to those who have loved his appearing. And that's
our generation, and I think we're called to being
the last generation before the return of the
Lord, actually. Can you imagine what the first
century Christian church suffered in order to
build the foundation, the blood that was shed,
the persecution and that, compared to what we
have? Get on a jumbo jet, get to the first Starbucks
we can, jump on a bullet train, and away we go
to text message our... Parents would say, we
made it here. All right. And our parents are
gone. Tell our kids the same thing. Yay. Well,
this is a great generation. And I just think
it's very interesting because dispensationally,
some people say that you read the seven churches
in Asia and the Church of Laodicea is probably
referring more to the American church than any
other because more of the blessings were given
to us, but then more rebukes. Because in the
last days, there's just going to be escalation
of everything. So I'm just making a comparison
in missions. Even when we first started out in
missions, you and me, in the 70s and 80s, and
seeing the change, I mean, China wasn't even
touched for the gospel. But that huge explosion
in a 25 -year period of time, I thought, what's
happening here? And then now today, over 300
million Christians over there. Just in our lifetimes.
Yeah. And as I think about we Americans and how
blessed we were and sent as Americans into the
last areas of the world, and we've had a little
bit of a debate about this, that traditional
missions, and I still believe it. But there's
a new phase to it for what we in our generation
have to do. Like you said, empowering and bringing
forth and outpouring. I say an awakening or whatever
the next generation needs to equip them. And
as we are, you know, we have so many blessings
that we can pass on. And I've learned even in
Mongolia recently that a lot of these things
are given by impartation. And the pastors, ministers,
leaders, teachers prayed over us over the last
40 years. We can pass on to them. But Paul said,
and he emphasized it, by the laying on of hands.
And I know I've been given a commission, and
the Lord spoke to me emphatically in China to
lay hands on all the pastors. And in China, that
was millions. I'd get as many as I could. And
I remember one place in Shanghai. I couldn't
reach them all. There were thousands. And I thought,
I can't do this, Lord. And I went all the way
back to Kunming, 2 ,800 miles away. As soon as
I got back to Kunming, the Lord said, hey, you
forgot. And so I turned right around and drove
all the way back to Shanghai, told the people.
I failed here because I was to pray for you and
lay hands on you like Paul did and impart these
gifts to you that he's given us in our generation.
And there were just as many there. But I got
through all of them after I was done speaking,
prayed for all of them. I said, shoot, it's done.
And I got out to the van and there was a great
big line going along by the people. They wanted
prayer, too. And I went up to this one guy. Hey,
didn't I pray for you already? Yeah, but do it
again. Yeah, we've seen that. He just wanted
to make sure that he'd get it, say that's mine
and rub it in, you know. But in China in the
80s, things were primitive. And when I go to
Mongolia now, it's almost like seeing what China
was in the 90s. Wow. Especially when I told you
1 .7 % of them are only Christians, that many.
That is about what it was there. And then there
was a takeoff when they just proliferated like
crazy. And in the 90s, we saw the phase was the
people seemed to be backwards and they wanted
to have what we as American Christians had and
just as Americans had. In fact, I was accused
in China. They said, you know, it's your westernization
has brought these problems into our country.
And I said, excuse me. You didn't call it westernization
when you asked for it. You called it modernization.
You wanted to become modern like we were. But
behold, now in the 90s and 2000s, they got it.
And look how far even China in some areas has
surpassed us. Yes. From a third world nation
to what they are today. But I just wonder. The
good things and the bad things that we're responsible
for as missionaries. I held my course like Paul
did. You certainly did, too. But there have been
a lot of things in the fabric that didn't look
so good. But, you know, the element of grace
and being sanctified in it through it all. And
the Asians understanding that and the love that
supersedes all of that is one of the factors
of the things I saw in Mongolia that was so precious.
Their love for each other. the unity for each
other, the simplicity of it. And I thought, I
just don't want anything to get in there and
ruin that. Especially some of these, you know,
church leaders to say, well, now we got to administrate
this and organize it. We need to, we saw that
happen in China too. And so I think in the last
thing that we did, I said, I want to be a watchdog
like Paul was, you know, guarding some of the
churches in this infant stage from, you know,
letting the dogs and the liars in and the wolves
and sheep's clothing. I'm adamant about that.
I see some things that might not be so good at
doing it, but I'll stand against that because
they have something wonderful. and the simplicity
of the love that they have, and that unity. That
was the characteristic of the church in Mongolia
that I saw. Of course, they want to modernize,
too. It's backward, too. But I kind of liked
that old way. Didn't you? Yeah, yeah, there's
a lot of good to that. Simplicity. You know,
there's a whole movement here to go back to something
simpler. Yeah, I remember reading an article.
It was about this man that went to find the Tibetan
tea road that went from China to Tibet. You know,
the Chinese would go through the mountains taking
tea to Tibet and come back with war horses. You
know, and the guy who was narrating this, you
know, he found segments of the road. And he said
China is rapidly bulldozing its past. And even
when we were there, we wanted to get a couple
of these little Chinese cups that have the lids
on them. What year were you there? When did you
go? Oh. It was probably 12 years ago or 13, something
like that. Yeah, and our hosts took us to like
three or four different place shopping malls,
and there's nothing to be found of the old. Yeah.
Nothing to be found of the old. It was just like,
wow, they're rapidly bulldozing their past, what
they used to be. Wow. Well, in that way, we have
to kind of feel sorry for the next generation,
don't we? Because they just are oblivious to
some of the things that we know and have seen
in the past and understand and how to build on
foundations and this and that. But that's something
that we have a problem with here in the United
States with our own children and grandchildren.
They can't go from a position that we knew and
had and build off of what we understood in our
anointing. They have to find out these things
together. And that's what I'm praying for Asia,
is the young people come into understanding who
and what the Lord has will for them, that they
would get a vision and that they would grow and
have insight into these things and really not
be cheated by the devil out of a lot of things
that they could have. I still see some of the
elements of the old school in Mongolia and China.
In Mongolia, for example, they still revere Genghis
Khan. We know he wasn't exactly the sugar plum
fairy. In China, the same thing with Mao. They've
got gardens where they go in and drink tea and
worship Chairman Mao. He's on all the money over
there. It's not their heritage. Genghis Khan
and Chairman Mao. or the Communist Party, their
heritage is in Christ, and teaching them that
this is their citizenship. Yes. Yes, that's good.
They used to call us foreigners. Remember, we'd
go into China, oh, foreigner, foreigner. Foreign
devils. Outside devil, yeah. One knows. But really,
we're citizens of the kingdom, and we're all
foreigners in this land. Right. And we have to
take our identity and the things that the Lord
has taught us, these new things. And bringing
in the new that the Lord has for us in the days
ahead, you know, because it's not always looking
back to that old stuff, the old covenant, the
old way, but gaining what Christ has for us in
the days ahead that has this conducive to victory
and joy and leaving the old things behind. Now,
I can really get into that. Because I'm really,
really concerned about some of the old covenant
ways that get stirred up and start becoming a
precedent in these cultures. We saw it that time
in St. Louis. It blew my mind. I said, is there
any Chinese here? I was talking to you from the
podium. Is there any Chinese here? And you said,
yeah, there are. Hey, why don't the Chinese come
up and do a Chinese dance for us? Oh, yeah. And
we all came up and they start doing this Jewish
dance. Yeah, I know. I was shocked. We're the
Keepers and the Talits. Wait a minute. We wanted
to see something of their cultural ethnicity
and what God brought forth in their culture.
It's splendid because the tapestry. of the things
of the kingdom are multitudinous. You know, there's
many faceted diamonds, but it's not going back
to that old rigid thing and even our style of
religion. And what I saw in their church was
very interesting because it wasn't based on any
of our foundational understanding of worship,
which you're big at, and teaching. It's more
like of the millennial school. With the worship
leaders up front doing new choruses and them
getting caught up in the Holy Spirit together.
And it's such a beautiful, simple thing that
even that can be distorted if we're not careful
and we don't come in and help with that. That's
why I had you come to Philippines that time.
Because you really set them straight on a lot
of stuff there that they didn't know. Yeah, we
didn't ever hear any feedback from it. Yeah,
we didn't know whether we succeeded or not. Oh,
you did. Because, you know, they've learned their
traditions from our traditions. And when children
get old enough, they stand on their own two feet.
And they have to decide for themselves which
part of our culture is acceptable, which isn't
within the framework of the kingdom of heaven.
Exactly. And that's a huge part of missions that
I think missionaries in their innocence and lack
of understanding in years gone by have preached
their culture along with the Bible and tried
to make the people in, for instance, the people
in the South Pacific. wear ties and sit on chairs
instead of wearing what they normally wear, you
know, which is less because it's very hot there.
And they usually sit on the floor. That's their
culture. Why do we make them sit in chairs or
pews, you know, building? Well, we have to do
it like we do it, you know. And when we went
to Cuba one time, we saw that. We saw the socialism
system at work with ties. Yes. Yes. You had to
wear, the men had to wear a tie to church. And
so they had a. a room off of the platform with
a whole bunch of ties. They're already pre -tied.
Pre -tied. Go and pick up a tie and put it on
for the service. It's so sad. Oh, it's ridiculous.
It breaks my heart. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, ridiculous.
And I don't remember that I encouraged this.
I would hope that I did because it's something
that's in my heart, that when we're teaching
about worship in the nations, that you encourage
the people to take their sound. and set the Bible
in their sound so that it ministers to the people
in their own emotional, cultural thing that they
resonate with. You know exactly what I'm talking
about. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. We're not making
clones. No. And I think that's one of the things
I like about my ministry. It's unique in that
much. And we can make a big difference in this
generation. Just being there, going there, sitting
with them, guiding them. And, you know, even
coming up here in Thailand and Philippines in
about three weeks, I'll be in both countries.
And I see all these young people that are coming
to the Lord and they're looking for direction.
the pastors who haven't really been Christians
that long either, because some of these people
are coming down from China, running away from
the government there and not knowing where they're
going to go next. That's another thing. You know,
they're all congregating there with Samson. You
met him. And they're all congregating. What do
we do next? What do we do next? And they said,
well, there's nothing but missions. And so they're
forced to go into missions. But then when they
do, you know, they're leaving these young people.
with kind of a big question mark. And they're
at, what about our future? If this is their future.
And they're in between two nations and in between
two cultures. And so this is kind of a big dilemma
that's come up that I'm seeing right now, is
the Chinese are fleeing China right now. And
this Holy Bible school that we have has just
become like a sanctuary for... Not disgruntled,
but very nervous pastors that don't know what's
next or what they can do or should do next. But
more than anything else, when you don't know
what to tell them, just to hug them and love
them and be their friend, be there. Do you know
how much it means to them when you just go and
just are there? They're not afraid. Because there's
eyes from the outside world in looking on them.
I thought about that Schindler's List and Oscar
Schindler. He was there for that group and responsible
and loved them that much that he would be just
for them and for nothing else. And the responsibilities
that the Lord gave us as mothers and fathers
in that way. That's why I have to keep going
back. And even sometimes here in America, some
of these places, so many of the churches and
places I go are just so disjointed. And when
I come in there, I've heard people say, Pete,
the whole atmosphere changed when you came and
sat down here. Well, because it brings unity.
It's the Holy Spirit that brings unity. And if
you're there, you become like a canopy for the
people. What is that? What does he have? Well.
He cares and loves, and he's not afraid to be
there and go, I could just sit at home and watch
TV if I wanted to. But I mean, I would die. It
would kill me and it would kill you. Yeah. So
anyway, I'm hoping for Mongolia the next time
that you guys might be able to come along. Oh,
yeah. It'd be great. I've got to make sure they
get a little bigger vehicle there because we're
just mad. This little car, I mean, I'm just jammed
up against everybody and everything. So anyway,
Lauren and I hope to be in China. We haven't
been there since COVID. Wow. When the lockdowns
were there, you know, nobody wanted to be there.
And they were locking them into these big high
-rises. They couldn't even get out. And then
welding the door shut. On the outside, we heard
about people jumping out of these high -rises
just because granny couldn't get enough food
or the kids couldn't go to school. But that was
a horrible time for the Chinese. And I don't.
know many that were in there during that time
but people are starting to filter back now find
out what's going on and i'm more interested in
the pastors how they're doing and i just know
if i'm there and i visit them they'll feel better
about it at least yeah and like i told you the
last time i lost their contact information because
we were using um wechat oh yeah that's pretty
much for there yeah but it was good but then
i mean when i got home and i got my own phone
number It canceled me out and I didn't have any
of that anymore. So I have to go back in there
and I have to, you know, get all that information
again. And plus, I hope to be on the road in
early fall. Maybe come by and see you guys. Definitely
want to go see Scott. He's one of my best friends
now. We've become great friends. That's Phyllis'
brother. Yeah, we like to talk about music. He's
a great musician. And so are you. Well, I'm getting
there again. I've been away from it for so long.
But anyway, being on the road, maybe we can come
and see you guys on the way through. Great. I
want to kind of bring back some of the things
that I left behind over there in China. And I
left my heart there. And, you know, Sister Gwen
would start crying when she spoke about the Chinese
and how much she loved them. But when I left,
because of the difficulties and troubles and
trials I went through and the arrests and even
brought in incarceration at one time, I had some
resent. And I would weep about it because I was
broken somewhat. But then I thought about how
Christ was for us and what true love really is
and that he would give his life for them. And
now I understand what Gwen meant and her generation,
why they followed her around. Because what sacrifice
that was. My goodness, with those kids and that
accordion and the mosquitoes and all that stuff,
the diarrhea and everything else. And what kind
of a life that is. And she said, you know, the
anointing is costly. And that's something we
have, Philip, Sharon, that many people really
don't have. They think that enthusiasm is anointing,
but it's not. So anyway, guard dogs of the faith,
our 21st century heritage as Gentile nations
surpass anything that the Old Covenant gave or
promised. And we have to remember that when we
read the promises of Jesus Christ and when he's
going to return and establishing his kingdom.
Because to try and build these things up on the
old principles and old foundation, it's just
like trying to build a castle with soap suds.
It all falls off from the bottom. And we teachers,
and you're a great teacher, I tell people. I
think you're one of the great missionaries of
the past, too, with your family in India and
all of that. And my family that goes way back
into the 1800s in missions. We have to continue
to reinforce the gospel truths, which are things
pertaining to the good news, the promises ahead.
And for a lot of these people that are suffering,
they just don't. really see how that applies
to them. But it does when we can come and love
them and touch them and speak into their lives
and pray into them the gifts of the Holy Spirit.
I've been teaching on the Holy Spirit, as you
know, wherever I go. And what amazing things
always happen. The outpouring, as you call it.
I call it awakening and quickening that they've
received. In Mongolia, this last time, we've
received the vision. We've been awakened. I said,
yeah. And sometimes it happens when you lay your
hand on them and speak it into them, and you
have to tell them first what you're praying for.
You know, because they don't understand your
language and have somebody tell them, now you're
going to receive this and this is what you do.
When you get it, you say, that's mine. And then
you employ that or else it doesn't come forth.
And then later. So anyway, the Chinese, you know,
they still have. A lot to learn. And they don't
have many teachers. There's no Bible schools
over there. And in Mongolia, it's the same thing.
But they have us. And so I'm hoping that you
can come maybe next year, if so, if they get
a bigger vehicle. And I wanted to read to you
Psalm 22, 29 through 31. We all know the Psalm.
It's the Messianic Psalm. But the end of it here,
we very seldom read. All the prosperous of the
earth shall eat and worship. All those who go
down to the dust shall bow before him, even he
who cannot keep himself alive. A posterity shall
serve him. It will be recounted of the Lord to
the next generation, and I say to our generation,
and that's ours. Well, it's just about what I
have right now, except to say that the Mongolian
church was characterized by love, unity, and
cohesiveness. And I think when you come, you'll
see that, and you won't want to leave. You like
to be with them. And the simple things like taking
a big... hunk of blubber and throwing it on the
table. Oh, you don't need a knife or spoons.
Just wash your hands and dig in and laughing
and sitting around the table. You know, those
are the simple things that bring people together.
And that's what I loved about them. And that's
modern missions, too. The time is truly ours,
yours and mine and Philip's, because we're not
finished yet. In fact, the good old days are
just ahead. Yes. Amen. Absolutely. How old was
Sister Gwen when she started? When you came down,
Sister Gwen was about 55, wasn't she? Yes, I
think so. Yeah. Yeah, we did a lot of stuff together
through those years. Oh, yes. Yeah. Yeah. And
the stories she used to tell, wow, wow, wow.
And every time she'd go out to the mission field,
she'd come home with stories of what God is doing
in the nations. Every nation she went to, she'd
fall in love with that nation. And she went to
115 nations to minister. Whoa, I've never heard
of anybody going to that many. Oh, well, Ruth
Heflin went to over 200. And I think Sister Gwen
was trying to keep up. Well, then let's try to
beat their record. She lived to be about 170,
so we should probably at least make the attempt,
right? Well, I know that this podcast has gone
to a whole lot of nations, so it's nice that
we can actually go to the nations. Our voices
are being heard in Saudi Arabia, in Qatar, in
the islands of the sea, in Samoa. Oh, that's
the next place, the Middle East. Oh, yeah. Yeah.
They all know about Jesus, don't they? But they
don't know who he is. No, no, they don't understand.
They don't understand. They need an awakening
there. And, you know, that's where the Chinese
pastors will be going next. And it's through
those nations. They said, Brother Pete, we can
go and live there and we have no problem. But
don't you try to go live over. Right. It's very
true. It's very true. I'll help you. Absolutely.
Absolutely. So tell us a few more stories, testimonies
that you heard while you were in Mongolia or
in China, any of those places, Philippines, Thailand.
What is God doing? What's happening as these
people are going out and carrying the word? You
were asking about outpouring, and I never saw
anything. Well, I have before, but not to this
extent that I saw in the Philippines when we
were finishing up with the last seminar, next
to the last seminar. You were at one of those
seminars, I think five of seven. But it was then
at the last one, you know, I was going there,
and it was like the Holy Spirit was speaking
to me and saying, Speak the truth. Don't worry
about offending them. And it was reinforced by
two things that really stood out in my mind.
I said, OK, Lord, I mean, what do I care if they
never invite me back again? But I went there
and it was a great seminar leading up the last
things I had to say about the Holy Spirit leading
the Pentecost in tongues because they don't believe
any of that stuff continued on after the first
century. That's what they were taught by the
missionaries. Sensationists. So I thought, well,
Paul said my speech and preaching were not with
enticing words of man's wisdom, but in what?
Demonstration of the spirit and the power that
your faith should not rest in the wisdom of man,
but the power of God. And so I got to the next
to the last teaching because I had the last two.
I was telling them about what God was doing.
And Pastor Dutch was there, too. And he stood
up and he said, in front of them, like a tree
blowing in the wind, showing them how to worship
in the spirit, like you did, but using tongues.
And the head pastor was sitting up front with
me. He said, what is that, Peter? I said, well,
it sounds like American Indian language to me.
Oh, he'd never heard anything like that. Now
what are you going to do when your leaders call
you on this? You've got these tongue -talking
Pentecostals in here. I'm 76 years old, and I
don't care what anybody says anymore. That's
what he said? Yeah. Praise God. Well, that wasn't
what happened. That next one, when I was teaching
on it, I got to this one part where I said, and
the Lord told me that I have to speak these things
to you and tell you the truth. And as soon as
I said truth, there was an explosion overhead.
I mean, kaboom. And I mean, the whole roof of
that whole sanctuary you've been in there went
up like this off the ground and then down. And
this wind came blowing in like this right through
the place, like a tornado. Then they jumped up
and they started running to the corner, all those
pastors. And I says, wait, wait, don't be afraid.
This is for you. This is for you. This is the
Holy Spirit. He ran and the dogs were under the
table shaking and everything. He said those poor
dogs were scared to death. All the electricity
went out. Dutch was making a video on his camera.
He never saw anything like it. I went back to
the back and put my hands on them just to calm
them down a little bit. And they were praying
in tongues. Glory to God. And listen, this is
the beauty of it because it happens every time
if you're faithful to teach the word and bring
it forth. And I asked the Lord, I said, what
does this mean when it culminates to something
like this? And it's always the same thing like
it was in the first century of Pentecost. It's
always the same thing from here. The sound goes
forth throughout all the earth and the words
to the end of the world. It's like that wind
and fire start going from those places. Now,
we haven't seen that in Mongolia yet because
it was just the first trip. We're going to do
these same Holy Spirit seminars and they're receptive
to these things and the power of God. I told
you the last time I thought the Chinese were
to finish the work back to Jerusalem, but everybody
in Asia has this vision of Jesus returning to
Jerusalem and finishing the work, and they want
to be part of it, including the Mongolians. And
so we're just laying a foundation right now for
something that's ongoing, and I'm convinced that
it's going to be at least as much as that or
more, because it happened in China two times.
when I was speaking and teaching over a long
period of time when we got to it, and God's timing
was there. My goodness, I could tell you stories.
Make a hair stand up on your arms with the wind
whistling through there like that, and the sound
of the mighty rushing wind. It wasn't like a
wind. It was like a concerted singing together,
and it was so beautiful, and I had to explain.
to them what the Lord showed me. It meant for
them in these particular areas, because it didn't
happen everywhere. It happened up in Sichuan
province, and it happened in Dali, one time in
Yunnan. And so these are exciting days ahead.
But the thing is, it's not just, okay, that was
a move of the Holy Spirit. Next channel, please.
Go to the next speaker. What's on next? Come
on, we had that. Let's go to the next convention,
next conference. No, you take that. And you move
on with it and you share it. Sister Gwen said
that in the year 2000 at the International Christian
Embassy. I was sitting back there and she said,
who wants to light the revival fires that are
upcoming for the world today? And I jumped up.
I said, me. And little did I realize that I did
in China. I wasn't seeing it. I was doing it.
And then all of a sudden, the fire that was coming
just. It superseded me in everything else. And
I thought, my goodness, who would have thought
that a person, if they'd be faithful and that
would go. But that's the hard part of it. Because
we get caught up in complacency and we get caught
up in doing our duties, responsible things, which
is good. But to break forth from that takes a
special person. And the Lord's looking for people
like that in these last days to be the fathers
and mothers. But that thing that happened in
the Philippines, that's one reason I'm going
back now again, because we're going to a different
island on the 14th. And we're going to go to,
let's see, I think it's eight different churches.
And to preface the things that we're going to
do for the next Holy Spirit seminar over there.
And I'm laying the foundation for the new one
in the new place because they heard what was
happening there. And then that last seminar that
was there, they all got on. They use Facebook.
I don't use Facebook because it's, you know,
blocked in China and monitored. But they were
talking about all the great signs and wonders
and miracles and healings and things that happened
at that last seminar. To me, I read them and
said, look at what happens. You need to read
these. I said, well, this is just commonplace
for us. Things that we're used to. But they had
never seen these things, you know, invade their
lives like this. And so that's why it's exciting.
And that's why I want to go. And I want to take
other people. But I'll just tell you the truth.
I'd rather just go myself because sometimes when
you take other people, you have to be a babysitter
and you have to mess around with all of their
petty little things and find some toilet paper
for somebody or something like that. But I'll
have to say when you guys came, you were natural.
And I'd almost rather go by myself or take somebody
that's seasoned and experienced. But if I do.
There's always somebody when I get in those countries
that would meet me, take me around, pastors,
leaders, and teachers. Please, in the next few
months, be praying for me until I get over there
to Angletown, and then I'll tell you some real
stories, all right? Okay. We'll do that. We'll
get together again in the fall when you come
back. Yes, we will. I'm looking forward to it,
and I love you guys. We love you, too. Would
you please pray for our listeners to come into
that maturity of being able to go where It doesn't
matter whether you have toilet paper or not,
and you don't get rocked by not having coffee,
and you don't get rocked by all these little
things that are trying to distract you, and that
kind of thing, as the Holy Spirit leads. Well,
the last thing we spoke about on the last video
that we did together this time was about the
tears and the brokenness, and I don't like to
cry. Because if I do, it saps and drains me emotionally.
And then I get out of the mode of victory and
rejoicing and going forth with the sound of a
trumpet. But there is a time to be broken. And
after we spoke, I was. I texted you and told
you because it made a profound impact on me.
And even right now, in some ways, I feel like
I'm being broken. And I'm going to say to those
that would listen that, really want to be effective
in these last days, it's a double thing. You
have to be broken before you can be built up
and sent on again. So don't think that these
things are odd. Or, you know, something that
you shouldn't have to go through as a Christian,
because we all struggle and suffer and we groan
with creations until the redemption of the sons
come forth. And so I just pray over everybody
that's listening to this right now, Lord God,
a supernatural anointing of those that would
take it and say, that's me. I want that. Rub
it in and say, that's mine. We want to start
the fires of the things that you're going to
do in these last days that will usher in your
coming and your millennial kingdom. We thank
you, Lord Jesus, for what you've already done,
what you're doing right now, the provision for
tomorrow, and more than that, the power. To break
down the mountains, Lord, and raise the valleys
up and straighten out the curvatures. To move
forth, Lord, in your anointing like never before.
I speak this over global outpouring, Lord God,
that it would be living up to its name. They
would see an empowerment in these last days of
fire. Lord, and that we all would. This would
be the days that we've been waiting for in our
generation, that we haven't seen anything yet.
That's right. Thank you, Lord, for motivating
us and pushing us out the door. And once we get
there, shooting us like a rocket ship, right
through the stations of gravity at 28 ,000 miles
per hour. Lord God, breakthrough for all of us.
And to those that are listening, I just pray
a special. covering over them, a protection from
the enemy in these last days, from the delusions
and the confusion and those things that speak
of lies and that deter us from our first and
best calling, that you would keep our mind stayed
on the word and in the word continually. I thank
you. This is our inheritance. It's our heritage.
And we sure love you and appreciate it. Lord
Jesus, be with us now. Hallelujah and amen. Amen.
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