Thank you for listening to this message from Damon Thompson Ministries. We have no witness in history in history of any generation experiencing a move of God and handing it to the next generation.

No outpouring of the spirit has ever been transgenerational.

That makes my heart hurt.

And let me say like this in humility, but Mike Bickel said years ago, humility is agreement with

God's perspective. In all humility I don't know of anything

I've ever seen as positioned to be transgenerational as what God's establishing

in our culture and our family.

One of our, if you took, you know,

you said these are the four, five, six foundational pillars of what it is

we're about, you would find the goodness of God and you'd find beloved

identity.

You wouldn't travel very far down that road without bumping into transgenerational consciousness.

An understanding that much of what God said to Abraham, Abraham personally

actually never experienced. Yet he who promised was considered faithful by Abraham because Abraham said I'd rather you give it to Isaac and Jacob than me anyway

History is filled with moves and men who led movements who started strong and ended poorly.

There's only a couple that started poorly and ended strongly, but there's many who started strongly and ended poorly.

One of those that I've taught on the most over the years is a king by the name of Hezekiah.

Hezekiah at the beginning of his life, Hezekiah the age of 17 begins one of the boldest

reformation in the history of Israel.

He is restoring the glory back to the tabernacle and he's relaying things with gold and he's just honoring the move of the spirit.

Later on in life he gets comfortable in favor.

Salah, he gets comfortable inside of the blessing of the Lord. He stops flowing in the place of honor the way he was designed to, and he ends up negotiating away what he was passionate about at the early stage of his life.

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