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

Welcome you here tonight and we're really stirred about all the Lord's doing.

We come again out of one of those crazy weekends that we haven't even quite finished processing yet.

And I told them in the last of those services, this would just kind of be the to be continued version of that where we hit Paul's and now we're just going to jump into what we believe the Father has for us next. So let me read a little bit to you. I read to you the kingdom man last time, which I don't know that I've ever done in one of these meetings. I'm going to read that again. It's going to help frame us again this weekend. Let's read it first. As a matter of fact, true success is not achieved. True success

is received. Worldly men have faith in their work. Kingdom men work out their faith. Worldly men

calls others to know their methods. Kingdom men calls others to know their God.

The success of worldly men can be defined in certain observable methods, methods that can be

cataloged, emulated, and sold for profit. The success of kingdom man is attributed to only one thing.

That one thing is obedience to the spoken word of

Yahweh. And while that obedience may be manifested in observable acts, immulation of those acts by

others will never bring the hoped for success. Therefore, the kingdom man's success does not produce

much in the way of a product that can be marketed at great prices, bringing great wealth to the man.

But the kingdom man's success does cause glory to be given to Yahweh.

Worldly men base their success upon information, information that can be cleverly edited to

smooth away the rough edges, cleverly packaged, advertised, and marketed in order to bring

great wealth to its author. Kingdom men know that their success is based upon uncompromised

obedience to a revelation from Yahweh. True revelation is based upon uncompromised obedience to a revelation from Yahweh. True revelation is biting, sharp,

provocative, challenging, an ever-present threat to the status quo. Therefore, kingdom men are

almost always misunderstood, lonely, and rejected in their time. Most often remaining a voice

crying in the desert or wilderness. They are recognized, honored, even revered, but always by

another generation, never their own. Therefore, kingdom men are content to be leaders of a remnant, the keepers of the flame,

the preservers of the seed, the protectors of tomorrhams, Isaacs, Moses, John the Baptist,

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