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

Let me share a couple of thoughts with you and then we'll get ready to go to Philippians 3.

I think I already told you that.

But I want to tell you that I want to make a kind of a provocative statement tonight that's

leading me into where I think the Lord is going to have us to go.

I'm not even going to try probably to finish this tonight. I'll probably give you part of it

tonight and then maybe we'll review a little bit and try to wrap it up tomorrow night or Sunday

or six months from now like all of the other messages that I only have preached 50% of in the

move of the spirit. But I want to say to you that I believe and a lot of this

comes out of a conversation I had with a mother in the house Wednesday night after the service

was over I believe one of the things that's happening is people are beginning to get the

revelation that it is completely illegal to attempt to access the father without coming through the

gate of the cross and when they're getting that revelation it's causing them to be really forced

to sit in a seat where they begin to get an eyeball to eyeball walk with Jesus and then the

sky's the limit I think one of the reasons that we don't fully comprehend what was made available through

Jesus is that we do not connect to what is available inside of the revelation of resurrection.

That resurrection is so unbelievably and so uncommonly important that the concept is mentioned

175 times in the New Testament alone.

That the concept or idea of revelation is mentioned 175 times in the New Testament.

Scholars have surmised that no less than 20% of the teachings in the Gospels are really concerning resurrection.

The word resurrection in the King James, the actual word resurrection, is mentioned 41 times in the New Testament.

Brian Simmons, who I'm beginning to come to understand is a linguistics genius, says concerning Acts 326, which says now that God raised up his son.

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