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Well, so exciting to be teaching on Father's Day. The Brownsville Revival started on Father's Day

June 18th, 1995. And I'm really come here today to declare war on falllessness and the

deconstruction of the family and the cesspool of immorality that's plaguing our day.

And I want to equip an army of righteous men to take their places on the earth as sons and

fathers to eradicate the orphan spirit and usher in the era of family.

That's a good word.

I don't know if you were here last week. How many of you were not here last week?

I'm so ashamed.

Kidding. Good thing Jesus didn't come back.

Guys be reading the book left behind or something.

No, I'm totally kidding. Last week I talked about Guys be reading those book left behind or something.

No, I'm totally kidding.

Last week I talked about the fact that I was in a meeting two weeks ago,

and I was in a meeting we were talking about transition.

So, of course, on the top of my page of my notes, I said, talk about transition. But when I got up to say, hey, we're going through a transition, which is quite obvious. Instead, I heard this word, when I said, we were going through, when I got to the word transition, the Lord said to me, my spirit, not transition, a metamorphosis. And I said, oh, we're going through a metamorphosis. Now I didn't have anything

about metamorphosis in my notes. But I'm like, all right, what's the difference? And I said,

in transition, we're going from season to season. But in metamorphosis, it's not the season that's

changing, but we're the ones changing. And I really believe that we are about to enter the greatest metamorphosis of our time

when the ugliness of fall of this generation becomes the beauty of a new age of family values and legacy living.

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