Thank you for listening to this podcast from the chapel.

I just love it that when you, you know, a week ago, you call a spontaneous Saturday night meeting and people are like, yeah, you know, we'll do that.

We'll rearrange whatever to be here and so

we're very thankful for them for them being here and you know we're seeing we're seeing a move that

is being hosted in the chapel building tonight but it's something far larger than just a congregation

and those of you that are a part of the local house here you're looking around this room to see a lot of people that you don't know.

And that is indicative of what God is doing in the earth.

There has never been a historic move of God visit a single congregation.

Nor has there ever been a historic move of God visit a single denomination.

Nor has there ever been a historic move of God visit a single denomination, nor has there ever been a historic move of God visit a single race of people. If we're going to get into something

historic, one of the first things that's going to happen is it's going to begin to obliterate

some of these lines that we drew that God never intended to exist. And when we study the greatening's, we find the Baptist and the Presbyterian and the Methodist

and the Calvinist.

At that time, we're just called Dutch Calvinists coming together and we see the Germans

out of the Lutheran influence under Luther's doctrine begin to come in and all begin to be swept into a move of God that's irresistible.

So we celebrate tonight, whatever background you have, whatever church you represent, wherever you come from,

we celebrate that God is moving in the earth in such a way. We had two Catholic priest in full garb, in the Holy Spirit in our meetings in Florida,

who came into the meeting because they had heard some of the teaching and they were very

intrigued by the teaching and they wanted to come learn more about the kingdom.

And they came not just to learn more about the kingdom.

They came to experience a visitation from the king.

And so we're just so

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