I just believe whenever God transitions us from one period into the next period, if we're not careful, we will maintain the level of thinking and the vein of thinking that we acquired in a former era, and we will miss what's available in the new era.

I believe that it was God's intention for David to build the temple instead of Solomon, but he couldn't because he couldn't understand that the warring age had ended. So he dies with too much blood on his hands to rebuild the temple. But nobody comes along in the New Testament and says, Son of Solomon have mercy on me. And nobody, the Bible doesn't say that he's going to give the keys of Solomon that open doors. No man can close and close. No more. Why would you even have keys if you weren't the one that built the temple? I believe it was God's intention for David to build the temple, but he missed the transition of a new age, a new era. I don't believe John the Baptist had to get his head cut off. I believe he didn't know how to put his sword down. And so he's

confronting something that's going on with Herodias when he should have been walking with Jesus.

I believe, now these are my theories. This is kind of stuff I think about. I believe when Jesus

came on the scene, John should have transitioned with that new era. Not that Jesus wasn't going to

confront the Pharisees,

but that wasn't all he was going to do. Jesus confronted the Pharisees, but he also suffered the

little children to come under him. He also moved into a demonstration of miracles. And I believe

oftentimes we become obsolete or irrelevant when we don't move with the cloud. Is that a good word? I believe we become irrelevant when we don't move with the cloud. Is that a good word? I believe we become

irrelevant when we don't move with the cloud. I believe when God's trying to transition us into

an age of peace and all we know how to do is make war, we have a tendency to hold on to the war

when God said, you're missing the peace that's available. We talk about the kingdom.

We think we have revelation of the kingdom, but we don't have righteousness, peace,

and joy in the Holy Ghosts. We have worry and fear and despair and anxiety and depression.

I'm mad at how many people had to raise their hand tonight that you're battling with depression.

Amen? Jesus didn't do what he did on the cross for you

so you could suffer through some hellish life filled with fear, anxiety, worry, and depression,

but it's all going to be okay because one day you're going to get to heaven. No, we've been given

dominion, we've been given authority, we've been given the word of the everlasting living God.

We've been given the anointing that destroys every yoke.

We've been given the same spirit that raised Christ Jesus from the dead.

I'm not going to limp through this world to try to please any religious spirit that thinks I ought to be living in depression.

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