Thank you for listening to this message me quickly to Romans 10. We cut worship a little short

tonight because we felt like Friday night and again on Saturday night we got into such a glory dimension

after the teaching.

And so we're just going to let the Lord just create a real spontaneity and flexibility of the way that we're doing this.

And we may start from time to time unless something explosive is happening.

Go ahead and do some teaching and then return to the atmosphere of worship if that's where the Lord leads us.

Because something happens when you begin to hear by revelation what it is that Abba's actually

wanting to say to you, and then you hearing and responding to what you're

hearing is an act of faith that creates space for something incredible to

begin to snap and shift and move into place. So we're going to look at

Romans 10 again. I'm going to do a short review

because I did not cover any of this subject matter on Sunday night. We actually got into

some revelation about intentionality and worship.

If you weren't here for that, I'd like for you to go back and listen to it.

And if you have listened to it, go back and listen to it again

until it becomes real incarnational, until it begins to affect you on a secular level so that your actual

posture and expectation in worship shifts as a result of the grace that that revelation unlocks.

Revelation is never supposed to bring stimulation,

supposed to bring impartation.

And there's actually a scriptural picture of a warning of what happens if we settle for

stimulation when we were designed for impartation.

And it's a picture, it's an interesting picture in the story of a man by the name of Onan who experiences

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