Hi, Chris Valaton here. Welcome to my podcast where I hope to inspire you to walk

in your Royal Identity in Christ and experience God's goodness in every area of your life.

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check out ChrisValaton.com. Lord, we just thank you for this message today. We bless

every mind and we pray God that we would be open minded to the things of the King as Kingdom. Amen.

Ublis. Awesome. This morning I want to talk about the power of authenticity or the power of being

real. I had an encounter, it's been a few months ago and I want to read you part of the encounter,

but you know the sons of Isocar were famous really, at least in the Bible, for one main thing.

They understood the times and they understood what Israel should do in the times. I think it's really

important for us to understand the times so that we can actually correspondently do what we're

supposed to do in the times so we can be congruent with the times. And so I want to just talk to you

a little bit about something that I think that God is inspiring in America but all over the world.

And let me just read it to you a few of the points. The Lord told me that we are living in the

age of authenticity. He told me we're living in the age of authenticity and there is a movement

rising that challenges people to be real and authentic. And I really believe that God has inspired

this move. You know sometimes when I think, sometimes I think that God inspires, when God inspires

a move, I think sometimes we're not really sure what happens. It's kind of like why do birds fly

self in the winter? It's kind of instinctive. And I think that when God moves on people, oftentimes

instinctively, instinctively, we do things that we can't really explain. We try to explain them

but we don't really know why we do what we're doing. And I think that God is inspiring this move

of authenticity. And I think it's spreading all over the world and I think that people are really

tired of being pressured into trying to be someone else. And I think that if you're authentic,

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