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I believe in divine disruptions.

You might be in one right now.

Divine disruptions. It's somebody inviting their Hindu friend to V1

church, and I introduce him to his true Heavenly Father. It's a Muslim that hears the gospel and

starts to cry because she realizes that Jesus was more than a prophet. He was the Messiah.

Divine disruptions. There's a young man named Joseph

who is disrupted divinely by a dream. Do you know him? There's a young man, David, who is divinely

disrupted by a giant-sized opportunity. Come on, you see it all throughout scripture. Then you've got Jonah

chapter one. Matter of fact, I think Jonah is a spoiled brat, by the way. You know how hard it is

to discover your purpose? You've read every book. You've went to every conference. In Jonah chapter

one, God sovereignly speaks to him directly and says, go to Nineveau. What a spoiled brat.

Wouldn't that be amazing? Go to hungry, Jen. Yes, Lord. Yes, Lord. You've got this teenager,

Mary, divinely disrupted by the angel messenger Gabriel, who says, you have found favor among women.

Come on, you've got Saul thinking he's doing the right thing.

Come on, we just heard a testimony where she thought she was doing the right thing,

going to psychic mediums trying to figure out.

See, sometimes many of us are like, oh, I would never be a Pharisee, but you're a Pharisee, if you think you're doing the right thing, but haven't received a revelation from the Holy Spirit. And so Saul thinking he's doing the right thing. How many of us went to church for years thinking we were doing the right thing, but a car in a garage does not, come on, standing in a garage does not make you a car,

just like standing in this building does not make you a true believer.

And so oftentimes we need a Damascus road divine disruption.

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