Thank you for listening to this message from Damon Thompson Ministries.

I'm going to start tonight and I'm going to read.

There were two things that the Lord showed me coming out of October that I thought were crucial for our people.

Two things he wanted to accomplish.

One is to make sure that there was no seed of a

hybrid present within the Sunday morning. That there still was just enough of the old business

as usual church thing on Sunday morning that it still frustrated me. And I wanted to make

sure that we didn't

create two churches here, the Carolina Revival Group and the Hope Chapel group. Hope Chapel exists for

this one great purpose, that is to serve the Carolina Revival, not the other way around.

Hope Chapel is here to be an engine to help serve what the Lord is wanting to do in the earth through Carolina Revival.

Why is that important?

It's important primarily because there's a thousand other churches doing the regular Sunday morning church thing.

There's not a thousand other churches doing the outpouring of the spirit thing.

So it was important for me that if there was any seed of the old way of business as usual Sunday morning, yeah, that's what we do in revival, but we have to have regular Sunday morning to meet the needs of the people.

I completely disagree and believe that what goes on in the general church on Sunday

morning is a less biblical expression than what we experience in weekends of revival. According to the

standard of the book of Acts, what's traditionally going on now on Sunday morning may be more socially

acceptable, but it's less

biblically accurate. So according to the Bible, the book of Acts met around the outpouring of the

spirit. They met around the move of God. They framed everything they did within a local

assembly around the assignment of hosting the move of the spirit of the living God.

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