The Glory Dimensions of Mountains, Part 3 | Dr. Mike Woods, Sr.

Well, praise the Lord, and grace and peace be multiplied to you from our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Uh, this is Apostle Mike Woods, and welcome to our Thursday night Kingdom Bible study. I'm super excited to be here with you. Uh, we had a hiatus on last week, and I am excited to be back in this seat to share the word of God with you. Now, I hope that you're excited to be on the other side of this teaching to receive. You know, one of the greatest opportunities in my life is when I get to receive, and I love taking the— y'all hear, if you've been following me anytime and you've been listening to anything that comes out of my mouth, you know one of the most valuable places for me is the position of a learner. Several reasons: you earn what you learn. Listen, if you learn what a doctor knows, you'll earn what he earns. If you learn what a lawyer knows, you'll earn what he earns. If you learn what people who are smarter than you know, you will earn what they earn, not just in finances but in wisdom and in, in value. And in— watch this— uh, particular ways of living and ways of working, you'll gain because you took the position of a learner. Let me submit something to you: you don't know everything, and neither do I. So we have to take that position of a learner so we can grow. And I am super excited to be continuing our series tonight on the dimensions of glory. We've covered the glory dimension of fire, we've dabbled into the glory dimension of mountains, We're going to finish mountains up tonight. So do me a favor, guys, please share. Hit that share button, hit that like button, and please comment below and let everybody you can know that I am on. Glory to the name of God. And that there is a word from the Lord. Glory to God. Let's pray tonight, and then we're going to jump right into the heart of this because I'm excited to teach. I don't want to hold you long. But I'm excited to disseminate what God has given me. It's going to be powerful, it's going to be profound. Let's pray. Father, in Jesus' name, hallelujah. Oh God, we give you glory, we give you honor, we thank you for another opportunity to teach, to preach, to share, to disseminate, to impart the word of the living God. God, the Bible declares that your words are spirit and they are life. God, your Your Bible also declares that you sent your word and it healed us. So Father, as we teach tonight, God, we thank you for light, we thank you for illumination, we thank you for intelligence, we thank you for leadership. We— ah, hey God, we glorify you. We thank you for guidance, God, and we thank you, God, that your word will bring healing, restoration, God, even in a time in our lives and in our nation, God, where healing is so needed, God. And your word declares, if my people who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray, seek my face, turn from their wicked ways, you would hear from heaven and heal our land. So Father, we thank you. We believe that every time the word is preached, not only by me but by others that you have called in our ordained to carry this gospel, that healing is being released, and it is an indicator that you are healing our land for those that will receive. And so we thank you for that now, and we praise you, God, that after this teaching, our lives will not be the same. In the mighty name of Jesus, amen and amen. Amen. Hallelujah. Boy, I am so glad, and maybe you could tell I am excited. I mean, again, we had a little hiatus last week, took a break. Uh, rest is always in order. Uh, my administrator sent me a text, and, uh, he's always so encouraging to make sure— him and his entire family— make sure I rest. And he sent me a text and simply said, Apostle, Rest is the order of the day, and I'm so glad you're resting. So it's a blessing to know that people around you can see the value in you taking necessary breaks. Amen. So tonight again, we're talking about the glory, uh, dimension of mountains, man. And, uh, I just want to cover a few things that we've already discussed. Us, amen, by way of review. And then we're going to jump into the heart of this, amen. So this series is called Fire plus Mountains plus Water plus Clouds. Glory to God. And so we don't get to water and clouds, uh, sometime during the month of August for sure, because there's another series God has given me I have to start. So we're going to make sure that between today, Sunday, and next Thursday, we actually finish this teaching. It's going to be phenomenal, guys. So just want to— by way of review, the first thing, uh, we talked about when we, when, when we began to divulge into this, uh, we started discussing the glory of mountains. And we talked about that word kavod, which is the weight, the splendor, the illumination, the intelligence, all right, the wealth of God. Hallelujah. The might and the power. So there, there basically 7 dimensions that tie into his kavod. Uh, mountains, fire, water, and clouds, uh, begin to define those dimensions. And as we walk out— hear me, glory— we don't just walk it out inside of the 4 walls of the church. I want you to be very clear, I'm not against any move of God because at the end of the day, you know, That's my life. Glory to the name of God. For 35 years I have been, uh, a leader in the church, and I still am a leader in the body of Christ as an apostle. And I believe in moves of God in the church. We don't want dry church. We don't want church that's dead and dull. But what we do want is to create a balance that beyond those walls we experience the glory in every aspect of our life. I don't want you just showing up and you have glory in the church and then you're miserable at home. And so understanding kavod, we understand that the glory should spill over into every area of our lives. We also discovered that the glory dimension of mountains, uh, takes its roots in the kingdom of God And watch this, also the kingdoms of the world. And we begin to define— and I'm not going to teach that again, go back on this YouTube channel, on my Facebook timeline if you're watching my Facebook. If you're watching my Instagram, it's in, uh, my, my, uh, my profile under, uh, series. And you, you can watch, glory to the name of God, uh, the prior messages. The reality, guys, God wants us to subdue the earth, and we can't subdue the earth and take dominion if, guys, we do not operate in a glory that we carry outside of the building. And not just walking in Walmart, blowing on somebody, and they fall out in Walmart. That's a good thing, they get healed, great. But let's get them up off the floor after they get healed, delivered, set free, and let's teach them how to conquer in the systems and the mountains of the world. That's what I'm here for. Glory to God. Uh, yeah, I, I've trained and helped a lot of people operate in realms of, of prophetic, uh, power and authority and healing gifts and anointings in the church, and I'm grateful for that. And again, we're going to continue to walk in that But we've come to a place where we must take our place as people of dominion and take authority in the world, in the systems, the kingdoms. You can call them mountains, whatever you want to call them, of the world. It's now. The Bible said the kingdoms of this world shall become the kingdoms of our Lord and Christ. Well, when does that happen? And so that's what this series has been rooted in. So we're going to kind of dissect Exodus 24, verses 12 through 18 tonight. But before we do that, I want to— stay with me, guys— I want to look at Proverbs, um, 15 and 33. And, and I want to just lay a backdrop to something here really quick. Glory to God, um, because I believe it's going to bless you. All right, Proverbs 15:33. The Bible says the fear of the Lord is the instruction of wisdom. Watch this, before honor is humility. I'm going to read that again. It says the fear of the Lord is the instruction of wisdom. Now that— those— God have mercy, I think there's about 9 words there, but they're saying so much in that a clause. First of all, the fear of the Lord— not trembling and afraid of God, but reverence because of revelation. So I Oh my God, I'm gonna try not to lose it tonight, okay? But I'm full, I'm telling you right now, I'm full. You reverence God because of your revelation of him, and your leverage of reverence and respect— hear me— is congruent and often aligned— hear me— with your revelation of him. And it even goes down to how people have revelation of you. Their reverence and honor of you is rooted in revelation. When people don't honor you and don't know who you are and don't have a revelation by the Spirit— that's what Paul said in Corinthians, that we should henceforth now not know one another after the flesh, but through Christ we should know one another after the spirit. See, when you look at a person through the eyes of the spirit of God, you can see their value. Their stock goes up in your eyes, and you can actually— watch this— for real, on purpose, honor them. You can actually give them honor for real because you got real revelation. Hear me, guys. Of their value, of who they are, of what they could do, glory to— of how they add to you or what they bring to your life. Um, so when it comes down to God, watch this, you got to get revelation of him so you don't violate him. And you don't— watch this— when people don't have revelation of you, they will violate you, but often they will violate themselves because their lack of revelation will cause them not to honor what you bring to their life and value it So what will end up taking place— hear me— they will miss what you can give to them. And because they have sized you up in their own little mind and their carnal analogy of you, and so, or what they've seen on Facebook or Instagram scrolling of you, and they won't open up their eyes to see what you bring. You got to be very aware of who, who people are, what their motives are, and what they are doing. And you got to be able to tap into the reason why and stop listening to people— glory to the name of God— opinions about what you feel God might really be saying to you. Ha! God, because they have no revelation either. So when you got a revelation of God— I, I hope that explained this. You will honor him, you will fear him, you will reverence him, and it will— hallelujah— affect how you live, how you behave, decisions you make. And watch this, that fear starts instructing you in wisdom. That's amazing, that my respect, my honor for God, it becomes a classroom. Oh my God. On wisdom. So wisdom here in Hebrew is hakma. The word hakma in Hebrew is the proper use of knowledge or revelation. So when I fear God, it gives me wisdom to use what I know about God, what I know about myself, what I know about life properly. And properly denotes so that it achieves results. See, you can hear wisdom and not use it. You can hear wisdom and not apply it. Glory to the name of God. I— yesterday, I, I— very few people I just really stop and listen to on social media. One of the people I listen to all the time, been listening to him since the formative years of my ministry, and that's Bishop Wiley Jackson Jr. I stopped and listened to him teaching, um, and he was dropping so much wisdom. And I was really in the middle of something busy, but I dropped everything that I was doing. I started listening to Bishop drop this wisdom about ministry, about life, about success. And as he was dropping it, I started taking notes in my spirit. On how I need to make adjustments in certain areas and apply what he was saying. The reality, guys, is revelation, information, reverence without application is constipation. So if I'm releasing something, or someone is sharing something, or the Father is downloading something to you and you don't apply it, You're stuck. You make things hard. You're straining to get it out. You're straining to produce. Oh my God, oh my God, oh my God, I love you, I love you. So the fear of the Lord is the instruction of wisdom. Watch this, but this is what I want to get. And before honor is humility. So there are a lot of people out here who want honor, who want respect, who want people to elevate them. Here we go, here's the mountain experience. But they don't want to go low. The way up is down. I've been teaching this for 40 years. The way up is down. You got to humble yourself. I've been teaching for 40 years, the floor is the door. Yeah, people have taken and made their own, and that's okay. I, I'm good with that. But the reality is, this is truth. The floor is the door. You got to humble yourself before them, under the mighty hand of God, so that you can be exalted in due season. Here's what I know about life and life circumstances. Life circumstances, if you refuse to be deliberate in operating in humility. Circumstances will see to it that we have the opportunity to become humble. I'm gonna say that again. Things you go through, if you don't choose humility yourself, will see to it that you have a chance to become humble. See, and only in the position of humility Is God able to testify through your life? Oh my God, hallelujah! His glory, his perspective. Only through humility can he trust you— hear me— with elevation. Oh my God, it's in the place of humility This text is telling us that we can be trusted, that we have learned what greatness really is, and we understand that the source of greatness is God through humility. And so when honor is bestowed upon us for what anything we accomplish, any mountain we are raised upon— hear me, hear me— We give the glory back to God. We take no glory for ourselves. Hallelujah! Christ made it very clear when he was on earth. He said, to truly be great, you must first truly be small. You have to humble yourself even as a little child. In fact, he said it, whosoever— let me read it— therefore shall humble himself as this little child, the same is greatest in the kingdom of heaven. That's Luke 14:11. And it— 14:10. Verse 11 says, for whosoever exalting himself shall be abased, and he that humble himself shall be exalted. So if I want to get to the mountain— so we're talking about this glory dimension, the mountain, because there are people who are rushing to the top of the mountain who have not taken the humble road. They, they've tried to skip the valley. It's impossible to get to the peak of a mountain without going through the valley. Well, there are people who are literally jumping on helicopters and airplanes in the spirit and in their flesh and in familiar spirits and in— hallelujah— carnal ways of working, trying to get to the top without going through the process of the hike, without going through the valley. Listen, you can't appreciate the peak without the hike. I've been on hikes. Glory to God, we're out of films. I've mentioned this to you guys before. We, we filmed this documentary, uh, called Boys in the Wood, not Boys in the Hood. And, uh, this group is amazing. And we had opportunity to go out in the wild and go up in mountains with cameras and rigs, and it's just amazing thing. But watch this. It was a process getting from the valley— hear me— to the peak of the mountain, and you only appreciated that peak going through the process to get up to the top. Oh my God. And it's dangerous to fly to certain elevations, hallelujah, and get too close to a peak in an aircraft. That's a whole nother message for another day. But so you can't skip the process. But there are a lot of people trying to exalt themselves, trying to place themselves on the mountain. They won't stay connected to leadership. They leave churches because they want to be exalted. Oh my God, they don't want to be corrected because they want to be exalted. Listen, this generation of leader— I, I love this generation. I love what God is doing in millennials and our younger generation of people. But here's the problem, Millennial. Here's a problem, uh, young preacher. Here's a problem, young entrepreneur. The, the problem is, is that you refuse to accept wisdom that God sends from those who operate in a— from a perspective that you don't have any idea about. And you refuse to accept correction in that regard, and you're setting yourself up— hear me— for failure. Because again, you don't know everything. Neither do I. I'm constantly again learning and growing. So you have to make up your mind that you're going to lend your ear to wisdom that has the ability to propel you forward and really exalt you. Through humility. See, it takes humility to be a learner. It takes humility to listen to wisdom and apply it. You have to accept the fact that somebody knows more than you. I don't care how many followers you got, somebody knows more than you. I don't care how many likes and clicks you get on your video, somebody knows more than you. I don't care how many zeros behind the commas in your bank account, the reality is Somebody knows more than you, and you better find them. Humble yourself, get the wisdom so you could truly be exalted. Because the Bible said when you exalt yourself on your own, you will be abased. I know this is tight, but it's right. Glory to God. Rushianta. I'm trying to behave, God. So in this text, Luke 14:11, the word exalted is from the Greek word hupso, H-U-P-S-O-O. Not hooping like preacher, hoop, H-U-P-S-O-O. Hupso, hupso. And it literally means to elevate, and it means being elevated by God. And this is more than becoming well known. See, people think because they're well known, they have been elevated by God. Let me help you. There are some popular heathens. Oh my God, there are some popular people who everybody knows their name. Glory to the name of God. And they say the first things come to their mind. They got a bigger platform than anybody. Glory to God. But doesn't mean they were elevated by God because they are popular. I, I want you to think about this even in this election year. Just because people are popular doesn't mean they are elevated by God. Here's my suggestion: pray when you go to the polls. I'm not going to tell you to vote for anybody. What I am going to tell you is to pray. And because at the end of the day the King of Kings is in control anyway. And so we want, we want his guidance. We want him to lead us in everything we do. All right, all right. So being well known has nothing to do with being elevated by God. I want you to hear this. So getting to the top of a mountain where everybody sees you doesn't necessarily mean God put you there. Oh, we— elevation from God, let me tell you what it involves. It's a heightening of your natural and your spiritual consciousness that comes— watch this— from knowing God through the process of elevation. Oh God. So the things that you go through when God raises you up for real, when God elevates you, the elevation is a lifting of your God consciousness in the natural and the spirit, where you have the ability naturally to apply God's way of doing to everything you do. And in the spirit, you know your relationship is solidified, it's tight, it's not religious, because you've endured a process and experience and encounter that has introduced you to him for real. Oh my God, real elevation is— oh my God, that comes from God. Gives you a sense of responsibility and importance that is aligned with humility. So you never think you're better, hallelujah, than anybody else. The only reason God elevates you, hallelujah, is so that your consciousness spiritually and naturally is expanded. And I'm not talking about this crazy expanded conscious stuff these people are talking about that throws the Bible out of the window. No, I'm talking about tapping into a dimension, a realm of spirituality that superimposes itself on your process, your way of living, your way of doing, your way of being. Oh my God, that makes you different in every single regard. Oh boy, today, huh? Shabbat Yom Tov! See, it's this perspective, this expansion, to see life through the eyes of God. That's real elevation. That's why he raised you up on the mountain, so you could see your life through his eyes. He wants to give you a view of a better future. That's why he elevates you. So you can see what's coming, so you can see the destiny in full view and understand that it is achievable. That's why he elevates you. He wants to give you an expanded view, because from the heights of the elevation, you have an expanded view of what's ahead. Ah, God, in that journey and that expedition that other people will have to take with you to get to where you're trying to go. As we seek to develop the kingdom of God on Earth, that's the only reason we're elevated. We're elevated to move forward. So we elevate so we can go forward. The elevation motivates us to go forward. The elevation gives us a motive that creates motivation to go forward and to superimpose his plans that he reveals in the expansion to us on the mountain. That's why Dr. King can make a statement like, I've been to the mountaintop, I looked over, I seen the promised land. He— there was something to that vantage point spiritually. There was something that expanded in Dr. King's journey. Even so, he saw that he wouldn't get to that place with us. Prophetically, he knew we would get there, but he knew he wouldn't get there with us. Oh my God, he went, but he was at a mountain. He was at an elevated state of consciousness. You have prophetic power, and your prophetic power operates best through elevation in the spirit, through expansion in the spirit. I got to get out of here, man. Let's go to Exodus 12. Hallelujah. Verse 24— I'm sorry, verses 12 through 18. Let's get out of here, man. Let's walk through this. Say elevation. Matter of fact, type elevation in the comments. Say, God is elevating me right now. I need you to say it. Say, God is elevating me right now. So the Bible says this: And the Lord said unto Moses, come up to me in the mount and be there, and I will give thee tables of stone and the law and commandments which I have written, that thou mayest teach them. Now watch this. So there are 3 things in this verse that are important to mountain living, to this glory dimension of mountains. So the first thing that happens when you get in the glory dimension of mountains is, of course, He says, come up to me, which is an invitation. So I want to say to everyone listening to me tonight, there is an invitation from God, from heaven, for you to come higher. You don't have to keep living in mediocre living. You don't— amansiato kosia— you don't have to keep dwelling in mediocre thinking and mediocre ways of doing things. God says, I want you to come up Higher. Here's an invitation. It's an outcall to every believer that will say, God, I yield myself, I surrender myself, I will come up higher. But you've got to choose to release mediocrity, because watch this, this is not a forceable thing, it's an invite. If I invite you to something, you got a choice on whether you come or not. God says this is an invitation for you to come up to the top of the mountain, to take a journey, to take an expedition, to take a— oh my God— a hike. See, you got to get out of that, 'Yea, do I walk through the valley of the shadow of death.' See, there comes a point where you have no more valleys. And listen, I'm telling you, I'm trusting God that my life will just begin to go from peak to peak. Matter of fact, can I prophetically decree to you tonight If you will heed the invitation of God to come up higher, to go to the next dimension, to emerge from mediocrity, to emerge from low thinking, low giving, low living, sight living, and come up to the peak and the summit of the mountain, can I prophesy to you tonight that you will eliminate— it will be a— the invitation will bring an elimination of valleys forever. Woo! A matter of fact, type in the comments, no more valleys. Oh God, no more valleys. Glory to God. From this day forward, you ought to receive the invitation to mountain living. Oh my God. So there's an invitation, come up to the mount. And then in that invitation, he says, come to the mountain. That's elevation. So God knows what these— that was in the heart of the people Moses is with. He says, okay, I got to speak to you. I can't speak to you in the midst of that because they're going to frustrate you. So I got to elevate you above their heart. Watch this. Don't fight God when he calls you up higher to a place that others don't desire to go. And at the end of the day, coming up higher may cost you some people, because some people cannot survive at high heights in the natural. They won't even go— they won't ride a roller coaster. Oh my God, God knows they won't go to the top of a mountain. They won't get on the airplane. And there are people like that in the spirit that just can't travel to where you're going. And you got to allow God to elevate you higher. He gives the reason for the invitation and the elevation. He says, I'm going to give you impartation, which I'm going to give you tables of stones. I'm going to impart something. I'm going to give you commandments. I'm going to give you— that's the instruction of wisdom. Watch this, what we just read it in Proverbs 15. He says, and I'm going to give you commandments to what I have written, that thou mayest teach them. So yeah, that, that's good, that's really good. He says that thou mayest teach them. So again, God already knowing what's in the heart of the Israelites, he said, Moses, here's an invitation, they come up higher, here's elevation, and I'm going to give you impartation, the instruction of wisdom So you— and this is dissemination. So you could teach, so you could disseminate it to them. I need you to understand, God never calls you to the mountain without sharing the experience that you have on the mountain with others so that they will be intrigued to come up higher themselves. It's a problem when you know how to get to the top and you won't teach me. Oh my God, when you understand the principles on making it to the next level and you won't share that information, that's a problem. Because at the end of the day, the reason God elevates you is so that what he imparts to you through impartation, you could take up a deliberate act of dissemination and disseminate it to other people. Oh my God. Verse 13, and I'm closing. And Moses rose up and his minister Joshua, and Moses went up into the mouth of God. So first, first, first 13 says to us clearly that there must be obedience. Hear me, to the call. Hear me, guys. There must be obedience to the invitation, to the call for elevation. It doesn't work without obedience. You cannot just do what you want to do. You have to move in obedience. Oh, somebody shout obedience! Oh my God! Listen, and I know we don't like that word because we live in a society where everybody wants to do what they want to do, but obedience— oh my God— is what stirs the zeal and burning that's deep in your spirit for more. Because every time you obey and you have success or you obey and you have failure, even if you know that you obey what God said and you tried, something ignites in you to continue to obey. See, this obedience confirms what's in us. I'm telling you, this burning, this zeal that's in your spirit This call, this invitation to a higher level, it's the future that's calling you forward. And the future is calling the generations that are locked inside of your gift. I mean, there's a voice in the future crying out for what's in you because it— God has already made a deal with the future that you're supposed to make a certain deposit in the earth so that when they emerge, it makes their way easy. Oh God, God is looking for people— I got to get out of here, man— that realize— hear me, guys— he's looking for people that realize that the greatest in the kingdom is not the most popular in the kingdom. Oh my God, that the greatest in the kingdom is not those with celebrity status, but the greatest in the kingdom— and nothing wrong with it, but if you want to be great and be a celebrity and be popular, it must be coupled with humility. The greatest in the kingdom Oh my God, has a humility that is relentless, that says, I refuse to be proud, I refuse to be arrogant, I refuse to be puffed up. Because you know what? The humblest spirit at some point in their life have flirted with arrogance and know the results. Let me give you these real quick. Arrogance, puffed up, exalt— self-exaltation. Arrogance leads to aloneness. No, and I'm closing. Nobody wants to be around an arrogant, proud, puffed up idiot. Nobody does. Okay, humble yourself. You're going to end up by yourself if you don't. Arrogance leads to aloneness. Watch this. And then when you're by yourself, it becomes tough to fulfill purpose. And purpose cannot be fulfilled in isolation. You need people around you to help you fulfill the purpose that God has called you to fulfill. So arrogance leads to aloneness. Aloneness then leads to abortion. Because you're by yourself, you end up aborting the purpose. You end up aborting God's original plan. And now, because you aborted— arrogance leads to aloneness, aloneness leads to abortion, abortion now leads to adventurism. Now that you don't have clarity concerning your authentic status, your authentic nature, what you end up doing— God have mercy. And start taking these adventures, these risks, trying everything you can think of, because you don't even know who you are anymore. Oh my God. And then finally, arrogance, aloneness, aloneness, abortion, abortion, adventurism. Adventurism leads to adultery. Adultery is not just sexual unfaithfulness. Faithfulness to a married person. That is part of the definition. But adultery means to be satisfied by something that doesn't belong to you. Jesus has given every one of us a clear purpose that belongs to us. But if you get satisfied with a life plot or a life's journey that's not yours yours. When you start idolizing a journey that's not yours, that's adultery. You get satisfied in a marriage and you never cheated on the one you're married to, but that ain't the one that's yours. Okay, that's another message for another day. But it's not just sexual unfaithfulness, it's being satisfied with life in a way that God didn't ordain. It— watch this— God called the Israelites an adulterous nation. Had literally nothing to do with sex. Oh wait, not one thing to do with sex. I'm gonna say that again because it's just right anyway. It had everything to do with them going after false gods. Let's humble ourselves. Let's take the mountain God has given us and let's give the glory to him and lead the future to him and his way. Not just in the church, but let's bring the world into this space of glorious living when they understand the Father rules all. Let's pray. Father God, I thank you. Woo! I thank you for this word today. And Father, tonight I ask you to cause this word to land on the good ground of every heart. That has received it. And may they operate in a level of humility that will bring exaltation to their life. May they understand that the greatest in the kingdom is not the one with the most likes, the one that's the most popular, the one that— oh my God— posts the prettiest pictures. But the greatest in the kingdom is the one that humbles themselves and operates from a space that understands that everything they are, they are because of you. And so, Father, get the glory out of our lives. May the kingdoms of this world become the kingdoms of our God. And we thank you that we will go forth and superimpose ourselves. We accept the invitation to come up higher. We accept the invitation to elevation so there can be dissemination. Because of your impartation, and we praise you for it now in Jesus' name. Amen. Oh my God, God is so good. Thank you guys so much for joining us tonight. Listen, if you desire to be a blessing to ministry, the ways to give are scrolling at the bottom of the screen. Please get your seed in the ground. We love you. A few events I want to share with you coming up. Glory to the name of Oh God, uh, on August 24th and 25th, if you're in the Mississippi region or anywhere close, I'm inviting you to meet us at Glory Revival Center there in Madison, Mississippi with my dear friend and son, my covenant brother, Apostle Brandon Cornelius. I love him, man. He's an amazing specimen of what God is doing in this day. And I'm excited. We're going to do some tag team ministry. We're doing 2 days. We're calling it Supernatural Intensive, and that's exactly what it's going to be. It's going to be intensive training and teaching in the supernatural, understanding the operations inside of the church and in the world. We're going to pray for you. There's going to be revival. There's going to be some great things that happen. So get there. I promise you, your life won't be the same. I love you guys. Y'all be blessed. Peace.