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Today we're going to talk about wilderness experiences.

And honestly, the season that I've just come out of has been a truly humbling experience.

And I'm sharing this from, you know, I'm being open, I'm being transparent here.

It was really, it was really humbling.

Before I went into this season that I was in, I really thought that I was it.

I was, I was it. I had it all figured out. I was, you know, Mr. Know It All. I was all that.

And, you know, I thought that, you know, hey, I've been to Africa, you know, I've, I've done this, I've done that, and listen to me and look at me here and all that. And if you look at it from God's perspective, I'm not surprised. God probably, you know, if you look at God's perspective, I had it coming. I needed that to humble me a little bit. And I'm being really honest and you can laugh and it's, you know, it's funny and all that, but for real, I needed it.

I'm not saying that God, that it was God that put me in that situation.

It wasn't.

But you know, when the devil has plans to attack us and stuff, because the devil truly tried to destroy me and destroy us. He couldn't destroy us. God wouldn't

let him destroy us. And when he can't destroy you, he will try to delay you. When he can't delay you,

he will try to distract you. When he can't distract you, he'll try to discourage you.

So I was delayed, distracted, and discouraged, but not destroyed.

Hallelujah.

Here we are today.

Hallelujah.

Praise God.

And I've been waiting to say this, actually.

I've been waiting to say this, and I want to say it to the whole world and I want to speak into the spirit realm right now and say devil, you should have taken me down

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