Welcome to the Lance Walmow show. Today's show is sponsored by Birch Gold. Visit lance

wall now.com forward slash birch. Wait until you hear what happened at our latest live event.

Lance is bringing down the house. Let's jump in. So let's, I never heard actually Todd, I have to say, I was on Randy Clark's board.

I was with Heidi Baker when she began her ministry. That's how old I am. I was with Bill Johnson

when Redding got started. And it was always, never a frustration of mine, but it was always

an awareness of mine that I was out of season, and I'm on the

board of revival, and I got a front row seat, but it wasn't the move that I was born for. It was the

move that I enjoyed. And sometimes, because then otherwise you become attached to a move, and then you

become like longing that it would

come back, and you don't realize that moves of God have served purposes of God. But I saw this

seven mountain thing on the horizon, and I kept on telling my revival friends, we have to pursue

reformation and revival. but reformation, for lack of a better word

in my sleep-deprived state, is not a sexy word. Revival is. Everybody loves revival. Preachers love

revival. Who doesn't love the activity of excitement and demonstration and

power and harvest and manifestation? Reformation. And so in the Bible, I'm part Ashkenazi Jew. I come from a

long line of rabbis and my father's side of the family. I'm probably the first tongue-talking rabbi in my family, but I am.

And that's probably why I love teaching. Both my brothers are professors. They're not saved yet.

In Jesus' name, I call them in. Hallelujah. Come on. So, but I'll tell you a Jewish story analogy in the Bible.

Jacob, you might remember, falls in love with Rachel.

Rachel is the voluptuous, beautiful daughter of a man Laban who he's going to work for for seven years.

And he goes to work in order to get a hold of Rachel. But they have their ritual,

wedding, whatever, gets into the tent, wakes up the next morning, and he's with Leah, her sister.

...