back in the spring of this year, Alex and I, John Dale, Stace, Sam Ainsley, and our team were all over in the UK

on a whirlwind mission because we had a sense and have good reason to believe that God's

working very powerfully there.

And he had encouraged us to gather some of our allies together for some conversations,

just friend to friend. And it was a fascinating question that God asked his people, a question I think he still is asking his people and the question I think he still is asking

his people and the question is but do you want me to come?

And I found that at first really kind of odd like what do you mean like of course right remember that seems like an obvious

answer doesn't it but our listener should have been in that room and

felt the reaction so you actually posed it to a room of people and you ask them the

question several times do you want God to come several different rooms of people.

And what type of response?

It was wild because you could feel people in the people

what will that mean mmm if I say yes if I say yes

yes god come what will that mean and these were these were people who love God who walk with

God who want God but it was I don't know maybe it was something in the way you asked it.

Ambivalence.

Yeah.

That's what you could feel in the room.

Ambivalence.

Yeah.

And I think, I think it points to the aversion of the soul to any form of change.

What is this going to mean?

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