In a courtroom, you have an accuser, and in the courtroom, you have a defender.

If you look at the name for Jesus, one of the names is advocate.

We have laws that we can bring before the court of heaven.

The problem is not God.

The problem is not flesh and blood, our neighbor.

The problem is there is a real adversary out there.

The enemy knows that he is legal ground when we break covenant or break law with the things of God.

Y'all is thinking, oh man, they're stretching it saying it's a courtroom by just using the scripture that God is the judge.

I'm going to show you in the book of Daniel.

Daniel chapter 7 verses 9 and 10.

The court was seated and the books of Daniel. Daniel chapter 7 verses 9 and 10. The court was seated and the books were open.

I mean, there's a structure here. All of that is mind-born. I think a lot of people will approach the

throne of God emotionally. They're frustrated that they're not getting what they want. Could it be in the way

we're approaching God? Because he is our father. Don't get me wrong. But when it comes to changing my

neighborhood, my city, my country, I think.

Hey everybody, welcome to Conversations. I'm John Bevere, joined by my absolutely gorgeous wife, Lisa.

I absolutely love your outfit today. This little scarf is really cool. It looks like we're ready

for a safari. This is the safari vibe. But we're not doing safari. We're doing courtroom.

We're doing courtroom. We're doing courtroom today. First of all, before we jump into this, I just

want to say thank you for all of you that support conversations. That helps us to be able to get the message out further and further. One of the things Lisa and I love, we love feeling like we're like a mom and dad. We've been married for 44 years of marriage. We might be grandmother and grandfather. Yeah. We've been married for 44 years. We still feel young. We have a young

heart. However, we do feel like there's been wisdom that God has given us through the many

pains and sufferings that we've lived through over the 40 years and the lessons of faith that we've

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