Thank you for listening to this message from Damon Thompson Ministries.

How many of you would say Thanksgiving is opening something up to you? Raise your hand.

If you would say, this revelation of Thanksgiving is without question revolutionizing some things inside of my heart.

And I'm beginning to hear testimony after testimony after testimony of people saying,

when I got into that seated place of Thanksgiving, I began to see breakthrough in areas

that had really been in process for an extended period of time.

I don't believe Thanksgiving, I don't believe Thanksgiving activates the will of God. I think it expedites the will

of God. That'll mess with any Calvinistic persuasion you may have. I don't believe that Thanksgiving

activates the will of God. I believe faith activates the will of God.

But there have been things I've been in faith for I couldn't seem to get to.

And I got into Thanksgiving, and Thanksgiving expedited what faith activated.

I actually believe it's a violation to call what you're in faith if it's not generating

Thanksgiving even pre-breakthrough because faith has to celebrate what's coming, not just what's

here, because the arrival of his presence is a promise that an intervention is inevitable.

So Jesus walks up in Luke 7 to a woman outside of a city called name.

She has a dead husband.

She has one only son.

The only son is going to be buried that day.

They are on the way to the funeral.

He walks up to her with no breakthrough whatsoever and says, do not weep.

Don't miss that because of familiarity.

He walks up to her and says, do not weep when she had every logical reason in the world to weep.

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