Okay, well, welcome to a very special bonus edition of the Prophecy Pros podcast.

Todd Hampson and I are here to talk about some really cool things that God has been doing in the past several months, and specifically the Ozark Mountain Prophecy Pro's summit that we hosted back in March.

And we want to just talk about some of the incredible things that God did during

that time as a way to really encourage you and to let you know what the Lord is doing in other

places. We had people coming from as far away as Puerto Rico to this thing. We had them all the way

from Washington State, all the way down to Florida, so really

kind of crisscross the entire country. But Todd, it was just an incredible time, wasn't it?

What was some of the things that just immediately popped out in your mind? I guess maybe first

of all, let's talk about why we did this thing. Yeah, it's funny. When you and I first partnered,

we just knew God was in it, and we just took kind of one, one faith step at a time, not knowing what God was going to do. But over and over again, from our initial partnership to writing books together, to this podcast and to this conference and then other things that are developing right now, it really has been like got, there's a wide open door of

ministry that's beyond us, beyond our talent or our willingness to do it. God simply wants to get

this message of Bible prophecy out there. So we didn't see it coming, but I wanted to share one

verse that came that comes to mind. Years ago, I did a study called experiencing God

when I was a young Christian, and it really just really set the foundation for how I hear

from God through His Word and that kind of thing. And there's one thing that Jesus said that I think

is key here in, let me see what chapter is this. In John 5, there's a bunch of stuff going on where the Pharisees are coming against

Jesus.

But basically he says, my father is always at work and is at work to this very day, and I too

am working.

And then later he says, the son can do nothing by himself.

He can only do what he sees his father doing because whatever the father does,

the son also does. And then he goes on to elaborate on that. But the principle there, obviously,

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