Yeah, so this is a big topic. Before we get going, I just want to say, and you guys have heard me say this before

this before, that you are powerful to think differently. Okay, we are all powerful together.

We're not in the era of Justin knows better than me.

We're all in this together.

And I'm sharing what I have from Yahweh.

You share what you have.

And together we're growing.

And we can also have different views because we're Hebraic,

which means we don't all have to think the same.

We don't.

Hebraic people, there can be lots of truths in the same room and they're all true, depending on your layer of consciousness.

So I often use this example.

You might have somebody that's really into judgment.

It's a truth, but mercy triumphs over judgment, but they're in the same

room. You might have a person that doesn't believe in prophecy and someone who does. They're in the same

room. So we can allow different truths to be in the same room because we're all journeying out together.

So that's the other thing. You're powerful to think differently. And I say this, you might be right. Isn't that cool? Now, some people have criticized me for saying that. They said, you shouldn't say that. But what I'm acknowledging is that we're all growing. Everyone on this call, you know, I say this. This is what I believe today, but I may not believe it tomorrow. Why do I say that?

Because it gives God permission to engage me. Because if I'm stuck, I'm saying, God, don't change me on

this. Don't change me. We all know Christians like that. And we're not judging them, but I want to be

flexible. I want to be open. And I want to be able to journey out with Yahweh.

Yeah.

And I think the Lord likes that because even in heaven, this is shocking, they don't all think the same.

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