Thank you for listening to this message from Damon Thompson Ministries. The declaration that we begin to make in Canapolis that this is that.

How many of you have heard us say that there was something happening in the days of the early church before they were ever even defined as a church.

120 are gathered together in an upper room. They're in a 10 day prayer prayer meeting, fire falls from heaven, and 120 people had

the audacity to believe that what they were experiencing in that moment was exactly what

Joel had prophesied in his second chapter.

This is that spoken by the prophet Joel, in the last days I'll pour out my spirit on all flesh.

They made that declaration with the spirit being poured out on 120 people. They dared believe

120 people being touched was a prophetic announcement to all flesh. And I'm not

done well there. I feel like in a I feel like personally in a struggle with

reputation oftentimes I'll operate in a false humility, which is really just an elevated state of pride.

But out of that place of false humility, I want to downplay what the Lord's doing because

I think it's bringing too much highlight to me or to us and I'm just not going to do that anymore.

I'm going to have to dare to come into agreement with the greatness of what the Lord's doing

even though that's going to cause a whole other segment of people to say now they're saying there whatever whatever whatever I can't live

That's gonna be what it is regardless of what we do. But coming into agreement with the reality

that this is that spoken by prophets that have been prophesying that there was going to be a great move

of the spirit come to the earth.

This this is the former rain and the latter rain being poured out altogether in one month.

This is the prophetic declaration that I was listening to Martin Smith.

How many of you remember Delirious back in the early worship days?

And he, and he, and we popped up on our Pandora on the way to a basketball game last.

And actually, we lost service because we drove through Clinton, South Carolina, where there's no humans or cell towers.

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