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

I want to talk a little bit tonight again about the four corners, but I want to talk about the four

corners in relation to an apostolic revival community. The four corners are the sweeping of the four

corners, and I want to talk to you about

it in several aspects. One of the primary things I want to show you is I believe without the

cleaning of the four corners, you'll never see the ark or the apostolic revival community

appropriately. What many of us are encountering right now is we're encountering the grace of the

Lord leading us into what we would biblically quantify or qualify as sanctification. We don't use

that terminology so much anymore, but it's still quite relevant. And that is that the Lord,

when he brings you into a place

of repentance, he then brings you by grace into varying degrees of sanctification so that you

don't just live your life, hoping you make it to heaven. You actually live your life in the

process of receiving and distributing the grace of God into the areas in your life

that need to be swept out so that you and I can then begin to be called sought out. Remember

the book of Isaiah talks about a deserted wasteland or wilderness being transformed to such a high degree that a place that was desolate

you can turn me down a little bit chance a place that was desolate then begins to be called sought out

when it's when the bible says the desolate place and isaiah becomes sought out place, the word salt is actually capitalized.

It's a new identity.

Being sought out becomes your new identity.

John the Baptist, because he was willing to endure the process of systemic exodus and wilderness identification,

became a principal example of an individual becoming sought out.

Nowhere do we have a reason to believe that John believed when he went into the wilderness

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