This is the greatest hour to follow Jesus.

Maybe you're wondering why I'm pausing.

One of the only ways to have the Lord's consistent manifest presence is to not know what you're doing.

Not that you don't know the gospel or the word.

You need to, of course.

But surrender looks like not knowing what he's going to do next,

which is a vulnerable place to be.

And I would have, I guess, in the natural risky with thousands of people watching.

But how many of you know the Lord's not in this to make us look more dignified?

In fact, us looking dignified is nowhere on his priority list.

I don't even make the first ten pages.

So I really don't know what I'm doing.

But he's wonderful.

The light from his face, his healing rays, as Malachi says, the word for wings, him arising

with healing in his wings.

Another word is rays, healing rays.

It's the basking in the light of his face that changes us.

Where his countenance, the glory of his face, Jesus himself, 2nd Corinthians 4, 6th, the glory of God is found in the face of Jesus and it's in that constant

staring it's when his face lights up a room like this in that wonderful light of his spirit

it just starts to permeate it gets into the pores of your being, down to the marrow.

This is where the Lord does the work.

This is where the Lord does it.

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