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

Take your Bibles and turn to Numbers.

Chapter 32, we'll get there maybe eventually.

I want to read a few things, wrote some things today,

and then I want to revisit some things that you've heard me say in the past.

Okay. to revisit some things that you've heard me say in the past you ready all right it's imperative that we discern the subtleties of our culture's most disastrous mindsets the fault processes that

seem to continually facilitate these justifications

of our current raging degree of compromise. We have learned and are continuing to learn

that by nature our footsteps quite naturally follow our fault patterns. This has become the means whereby we have sold out

our birthright over our sensual appetites. Our juvenile need to see results has released the spring

of the trap we are currently in. What trap you might say? In a word, the trap is logic. Look around and see

what appears to be working and copy that. Instead of paying the price to inherit permission to see

into the internal dimensions and represent that blueprint into the earth the problem here is that so few

among us would be able to recognize this divinely instituted pattern this forces the underlying

current of insecurity to surface in the heart of the fatherless systematically influenced leader what if we were really called

to leverage something from eternity into time that only a handful were permitted to see and embrace

what if Yeshua actually literally meant few there there are that find it. What if his plan all along was to

transform them by them encountering him instead of us? Could God be searching for the heart in a leader

that could embrace the process of being hidden to such agree that the earth could turn

because of the unrelenting pursuit of a seemingly invisible man. A hidden man, a conquered man,

a man so content being in him that he no longer craved the impoverished applause of a spiritually blind church.

These are some I've read before, and then I may come back and read that one again.

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