I want to ask you, what would it be like if you begin to be in tune enough with what God is doing,

in tune enough with him to know that he wants to use you and make you a blessing in your sphere of influence?

What would it be like if you were just like compelled by love?

Do you know how much of the irritability it would

take out of it if you actually wanted to and I actually wanted to serve that person or do that

thing because we were compelled? I'm going to have you, if you would please to turn to Galatians chapter 5, but you're going to hold for a moment there.

Now, we are going to make seven points about God moving among us and us learning

how to move with him. But what I need from you for a little while in this first session is some

patience to pour a foundation because we can't get with what we ought to do to get there and what the

process would be to set ourselves in a posture to ought to do to get there and what the process would be to set ourselves

in a posture to begin to discern unless we are convinced there is something to go to that

trouble for. Is that fair to say? So I want to build the concept first. And so it'll seem late

in that we start our points, but that's very much on purpose. I want to

remind you that God is a God that is moving. That does not mean he is not steadfast and immovable

upon to his throne. Of course he is. He's immutable. He is never changing. But one of the most brilliant pictures that we have,

these prophetic pictures, which is just this, this almost unimaginable glimpse into the throne

room of God in Ezekiel chapter 1 describes the throne of God and one seated on the throne,

but it's got wheels on it.

It's the most marvelous picture because, in a way, if you just think figuratively with me for a

moment, God has always seated upon his throne in the heavens.

So when he moves, he still just takes his throne with him, amen.

So everywhere he goes, he's reigning over all.

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