Well, welcome to The Lancelot Now Show. It's one o'clock in the morning. This is the

best time for you and me to get together. It's one of my best meetings, actually, where

oh, at night, you know why? Because all the human spirit activity is subsided. The airwaves

are a little bit freer. It's probably why some people are intercessors. They love that

evening time when you can go before the Lord. It's as though the presence of the Lord is there.

You know, I've been teaching you about the Believer's Edge and I regret that I have to end that

series very soon because I just looked at the material I've got and realized I barely put my

toe into the margin of what I really wanted to say and that is I write these things to challenge me.

I've written them over the years to stir me up and the Believer's Edge is actually written for

90% of you who aren't in a pulpit. It's for those that are going out amongst the world around

us. The workplace, it was really designed for Believers to go into the marketplace and carry

the presence of God. And it's called a state change. You know, you can really create a state

change for yourself anytime where you have the presence of God invoked or invited to come in.

There's a beautiful hymn I grew up with. It's so funny, you know, you grew up with rock. Actually,

I grew up with a rock era. The Woodstock era was my older brother and I kind of came behind that.

But when I became a Christian, I became enchanted with the anointing that was on certain songs.

And I thought, but they're so, you know, they're just not, you know, wild songs, but then the presence

of God would show up. And then I began to love songs not because of their stimulus, but because

of the presence. I'll give you one right now. And as we do this, I worry because the presence of

peace will come upon you. And it's 1 a.m. December you're going to go, oh, Lance, it's exactly what I

needed. Good night. And I don't want you to go to sleep on me. But I'm going to give you a song

that I feel the Lord just gave me today. I was home by myself. I said, Lord, what do you want to do?

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