Thank you for listening to this message from Damon Thompson Ministries. When I talk about finishing the exchange, what I'm in essence talking about is fully releasing, or let's just stick with the language of the night, fully

surrendering that that we've held on to, that he's asked us to release in order that he might be able to put

into our lives what will have to have both hands to be able to receive.

So let me say it like this.

Finishing the exchange for me,

and this is sort of a generic overview,

but I think it'll fit for everybody.

It's surrendering the last part of me that fails to see him as good

and surrendering the last part of me that fails to see me as beloved.

It may seem like a general, generic overview, maybe it is, but I think it fits for whatever it is he's asking of us. In essence, surrender is how Yawe intends to judge. If you see someone experiencing judgment that seems aggressive, it'll be because they were

unwilling to receive judgment when it was presented in the form of surrender.

Goodness will ultimately cause him to deal with you however he has to deal with you to save you.

It's a biblical principle. The Bible talks about turning someone over

for the destruction of their body, for the salvation of their soul, that's also

mercy.

But it's not his first choice.

His first choice is to provoke you by way of goodness

and revelation into the posture of surrender

that causes you to be able to release that that's keeping

you from the better that he's ordained for you.

So we go again into the great Mike Bickle statement that all of Yaway's judgments are aimed

at whatever interferes with love.

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