It is just one word that has changed. Matthew 18 and verse 20. For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there I am in the midst of them. This verse has always said, we're two or more. This is a picture of how the Lord is saying, it's church immediately two people get together and begin to lift up his name and pray.

It is always said where two or more are gathered, meaning that only two people he can regard

it as church. Not so much the building, but us the living stones that carry his spirit and his presence.

Two or more, meaning that the more can go to a 20-person house church, a 50-group church that meets online

all the way up to the thousands and thousands that we see gathered in the mega churches. Two or more.

Now it says two or three. And one of these young people tagged me in a recent video of police.

I think this was in Canada that came. I don't know how they got wind of it, but they came to a small

house church where about maybe six or ten people were gathered,

and they came to arrest the man who was leading that house church.

And the man said that this is a free country, and we have gathered together here on private

property, and we are not breaking any laws.

Please listen, church.

Please listen soon we fly people, because you will not breaking any laws. Please listen, church. Please listen. Soon we fly people because you will

not fly before these things come upon you. He says we're not breaking any law and we are abiding

peacefully and we are sharing the word of God and you should be ashamed because we are gathered together

at the church.

And do you want to know what the police officer said?

The police officer said that the Bible says where two or three are gathered.

And I was aghast to hear that false verse coming out of an officer's mouth.

And the officer said, if you were only two or three, I wouldn't be here.

But you are more. And that is against the law.

And I've shared a dream here where I said that I saw in the future that our church had been

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