Get Your Miracle Mentality Back with Guest: Tim Storey | Ron + Hope: Unfiltered

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Hello, everybody. It's Ron and Hope Unfiltered. What are you doing? Ron and Hope Unfiltered. Real, raw and relevant. We are so glad that you are here today. And Ron's being silly.

Already been in a silly mood. You really have been a suit mood. But it's fun toward the end of the day. It's been a long two days, haven't you?

Yes, it has.

We've had a very interesting two days. Busy, busy, but good it has been. And holiday season and everything all around us. I'm excited about that. And you're just looking. I just love yoga pants.

Oh, my gosh.

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You're ridiculous.

Google the creator, inventor of yoga pants. And I'm gonna send a seed.

Well, I think we've sent a seed because we've purchased enough yoga pants.

I mean, and when you wear them with cowboy boots with little, little drying stones all over. See my cowboy boots, it only makes it better. So anyway.

That's right, you're comfortable.

55 years old and you still want your wife to wear yoga pants. That ain't bad, is it?

No, it's not bad.

Anyway, we got a lot of good stuff to talk about. I'm actually intrigued about this topic. Yeah, you were the one that came up with the idea of getting brother Tim's story on here. A friend of ours, a wonderful man of God and talking about some things that are really in his wheelhouse, things that God really uses him to do. I believe it's something that is reoccurring. Just the last two weeks of my preaching, I've been trying to prepare the body of Christ of which I'm responsible for, for the resurgence and reemergence of signs, wonders and miracles within the house.

Yes.

And it's not going to be, I don't think, personal. It's not going to be personality driven. I think it's going to be corporate.

Corporate.

And so I've really been preaching along those lines, trying to prepare for that. And now here, right in the midst of that, we're bringing somebody on who God uses in those areas many, many times. Will you introduce our amazing guest today?

Yes. We have Tim Story with us. Tim Story official. We are so glad that you're so cool how we've just started running into you everywhere we go, just about here in San Jose and in Orange County. Tim, we're just so honored that you took time to be with us. We love you. We love what you bring to the kingdom.

He's roughing it right now in Orange County.

Yes, he is. He's roughing it for Jesus.

We're feeling sorry for him right now. So you pray for him. But anyway, excited about you, excited about this topic. Let me lay the groundwork because I really want to hear what you got to say, my friend. But the last two weeks here in the church, we have our two physical campuses, then of course our online campus and the people that I'm responsible for, I've been kind of year in trying to prophetically prepare them for what I thought was going to be a reemergence of what I just call the signs, wonders and miracles of God that I do not think are going to be as much stage driven as it's going to be corporate driven. It's going to be resident in the house where people say if I can just get in the room where there's going to be something profound that begins to happen. I'm literally so serious about it. I'm trying to take my musicians to where they can play in such a way. I'm trying to help my worship leaders be trained, where they can flow and make room for God in those moments. Because it has been my experience that does not come natural to most people in ministry. So that's my little bit where I just want to set you up.

You've been. But you've been teaching Kingdom for years. For years and years and years. And Kingdom is a mindset shift. So. And that's the whole thing about the miracle mentality is it is a mind mindset, it is a way of thinking. It is a transformation in our mind. So until we. We see it in our mind, we can never operate in it in our life. So, Tim, how. How did you. How did you get to the place where you wrote your book, where you started teaching this entire concept?

Well, first of all, great to be with you guys. Before I ever met you, I was such a fan of just what you guys were accomplishing and the fact that you guys were preaching like Pentecostals, acting like Pentecostals, worshiping like Pentecostals. So I was raised in the Pentecostal Church since I was four in the Assemblies of God. And what happened for me is that as a young kid, our church used to bring in these missionaries and they would have these stories and say, like, this happened in Nigeria and this happened in Sri Lanka. And I started to long for like, can it happen here? Because I've never really felt it here. And A friend of mine who had gone to Oral Roberts University. I was only 15 years of age, guys. And he started giving me these books about William Branham, Jack Co A Allen then, or Roberts, obviously. And I started reading these books at only 15. And man A Hunger started coming to me for the supernatural. And then you read these scriptures like Acts 10:38. Jesus went about doing good, healing all those that were oppressed of the devil, for God was with him. And to both of you guys, it just started as a desire, and then it took off from there.

Yeah, that's so good. So now what are you doing now? What is the entire concept of Tim's story official? What is. If we had Tim's story come preach at our church, what would you preach?

So I think that. That where I've always been is this thing of the miracle mentality. I was. I was fortunate enough at 20 years of age to have a guy named Morris C. Oh, yeah. Take me around the world. And he took me to 32 different countries starting at age 20, at 24 or Roberts got me and started bringing me to speak at ORU College days. And then had me start speaking in the chapel. And I would speak in the chapel sometimes four times a year and move in. Signs and wonders. So I. I really was trained by guys that were generals.

Yes.

Yeah, they were. There were generals in it. And you guys know this. Once you touch the fire, you can't live in the smoke.

You know, it's amazing at that young an age, you had access. That had to be the grace of God to have access. Because I met Oral Robert, you know, at my home, in my old Holiness upbringing, my home, we had Jesus. And then, you know, the step lower was Oral Roberts, you know, kind of right there. And his. And these TV shows were running on Sunday morning and every TV in our house. And I remember about a year or two maybe before he passed, we got the invitation to go meet him.

Wow.

And he laid his hands on us right there in his little condo that he was in. And it was a profound, profound experience, like I said, to be in the room. I remember one time I couldn't hardly look at him because my honor and my respect level was so high that it was very difficult almost to look him in the eyes and. And. But, you know, I will tell you this. I'm not into church bashing. Don't want a church bash. But we have entered an era and a generation where people are now savvy church builders. Very savvy church builders. Innovators.

Very savvy.

Very innovators, very great with marketing and social media. And you know, when I was coming up, those things didn't even exist. But not only do they have them, they're very good at them. And so we've learned out of a natural means how to congregate and assimilate masses of people, turn great revenue, build great things, do great productions. But it has been my experience at a total absence of the power and the power and the presence of God. And it's kind of like we know how to build this Holy Spirit. If you just stay right in the parking lot. We got this. And I have just got to believe.

I think that's called a form of.

Godliness, form of godliness with no power. And I just got to believe that somehow or another there is a cultivate, there's a generation being cultivated that that's just not going to satisfy.

It's not enough.

There's no doubt about it. And I think that what's taken place is the world was so searching for signs and wonders. And then the church start stopped doing it, as you're saying, Pastor. And so that's why you see so much in the area of ayahuasca and different forms of meditation and the new age movement just exploding in such a huge way. And they claim that they're seeing miracles and they are in the demonic.

Right.

And so I think with people like ourselves that, you know, we never left the course of Jesus is the same yesterday, today and forever. But I would say that in me that there is a fire like never before to teach the next generation about the miracles of God. Which is Psalm 78.

Yeah.

It says, tell the next generation about the miracles of God, that they would know them. The word know is a Hebrew word, as you know, yada, which means to know in an intimate way. And so that's not happening in a lot of these other churches. They do not know the God of miracles.

They don't experience it.

Pastor, we, while back, I spoke it of, well, I'm trying not to give it away when I say it. I don't want to give things away. I spoke at a very prominent church growth conference.

Yes.

And in doing so, I had more anxiety over preparing for that because they had 12 speakers. And if you looked at those 12 speakers and said, which one don't belong? I easily stuck out. It was almost like, why did they have him here? You know? And so I knew the protocol of the place. I know the culture of it. And I didn't want to do anything stupid. I didn't want to go there and, you know, try to unleash chaos. I didn't want to do that. And so I told my wife, I said, that was one of the hardest conferences to prepare for because I was trying to take everything I have and dummy it, make it this little nice little thing like they do. And when they introduced me, I looked on this big monitor, and they had 20 minutes, and it said 20, 19, 59. So I had 20 minutes from introduction to finish. Well, I got to go. And I was preaching on the God of all potential. Omnipotence. All potential, yes. And it went to 13 minutes, and it popped back to 18. Then it went to 13, and it popped back. And that thing got to rolling. And I'm in an entire building of 4,200 pastors, none of which are Pentecostal. None. Nobody in the building.

Yeah.

And finally it moved the service to such a crescendo. I looked at them and said, look, I don't know what you do. I said, but I need a second. And I turned around and just went into one of my Pentecostal fits. That place went up like a bomb.

Incredible.

Went up like a bomb. Like it had been waiting its whole life to explode like that.

You could feel it. You could feel it in the room.

So I'm. I'm. You're the one being interviewed, but I want to set you up with this. We were taken out. We had. Somebody said, the pastor would like to see. I said, oh, God. Okay, here it comes. Here comes spanking. You know, I'll never be back. So we swapped pleasantries in the car. We went to the restaurant. We swapped pleasantries. Then finally they took our order. As soon as the waiter left and took our order, he came across the table and got about this far from my face. He said, how did you do that?

Incredible.

I said, what do you mean? He said, how did you do that? He said, I want to know what you did. This brother pastors a major, major church and had no concept, outside of an ABCD or something scripted how that came to be. And I said, pastor, I said, in my world, that's a God moment, and God has to be allowed to do what he wants to do. And this American church leader, he had no concept of that. What do we do to a generation that's not experienced it? How do we introduce them?

Which is so amazing, what you're saying. And I think part of the thing that has happened is that with some of these churches that at one time were called seeker sensitive is that they have become very good at being clever. Their speaking is clever. What they do is clever. But it only has a certain degree of impact because everything was with the Apostle Paul, as you know, was. I don't come to you with enticing words of man's wisdom, but with a demonstration of power. Yes, I did the. The documentary on the Azusa street revival. I spent $100,000 of my own money. And so I did the official documentary for the 100th anniversary that took place in 2006. And as you. As you know, in Azusa, that took place in Los Angeles, there was such a hunger for the things of God, for the fire of God, for the anointing that comes from God, that that little group took off into the world from 2003 to 2006 and turned the world right side up. Out of that comes the Assemblies of God, Church of God, Church of God in Christ mega revival in Sweden. Because there was a Swedish guy that was at the Azusa revival. He goes there and starts what they call pink shirking the Pentecostal Church of Sweden. Because I've now been to Sweden 68 times. The Swedes get on fire, they go to Brazil. It was like it just lit fire all over the place because they didn't have these means of computers.

Right.

G. And everything else. As you guys were saying even before we started on this, today, in front of everybody, it is coming back. Yes, because the people are longing for it. The world is longing for it. They just don't know how to order it.

Here's the irony. And I talk to Hope about this all the time. She's my vent thread. When something bothers me, I get to tell her how I feel. I try not to get online and do everything, but while the church has really intentionally moved away from the supernatural, look at Hollywood. I went through my channels last night. I went through my channels. I have some movie channels and stuff. I don't know if people think that whatever I have them, 70% of them were about the supernatural. That 70%, if I had 100 channels, 70 of them had something to do with some type of alternative universe, supernatural, demonic world. They're all agreeing. And I'm like, the church has the answers and won't tell anybody about it.

Because they're afraid it'll stop.

And Hollywood is twisted and they're trying every way in the world to reach some supernatural realm. It blows my mind, the irony, how one's chasing it and another's leaving it.

But, Tim, didn't you tell us when we had Lunch that day, how you had been ministering even to the people in Hollywood, and they're receiving the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

Oh, they're hungry. I mean, so, you know, the. The stories of all these different stars that I continue to work with is that they are hungry and they're getting. Getting hit by the power. I just went to a. A really cool documentary that Demi Moore was a part of and some other stars, and when I went in, it's amazing. So many of these entertainers are like, Tim Story. Tim Story. Tim Story. But it's not the thought leader Tim Story. Just not the life coach Tim Story. They love the charismatic Pentecostal. Throw down Tim Story.

I love it.

Sherry shepherd from the Sher shepherd show, which is big on TV right now, says, tim, when you used to come to Creflo Dollars at Atlanta, she goes, I was scared to death of you, man. She goes, because they were falling out in rows, she said. But she goes, I got hit by it. And so what I'm finding as we're talking here is that the world is putting a demand on us, and us three have decided to answer the demand.

Yes.

And is it going to be a little messy? Yes. War is messy.

Yeah. Yeah.

We're in warfare.

Yeah. That's so true.

Well, I. I think when I came to the Bay Area, I was in a Bible Belt church culture in the South. Yeah. And when I came to the Bay Area, of course, we know that, you know, it's the most unchurched region now in all of America. And I will. I will be honest with you. I. I've had a confessional. Now. When I came here, in my mind, I wanted to be wise. I didn't want to come up here and do dumb things. And they say, what's this backward Southerner coming out here to Bay Area trying to do? I wanted to be wise. And I'm kind of a gunslinging Pentecostal. And I did. I kind of dialed it back. I never watered it down. There's a difference.

Right, right.

My message has been consistent in its content, but as far as the Pentecostal service and its function, its expression, I doubt. Yeah, it's expression. That's a good word. I did dial it back a little bit, and I saw moderate results. And I finally came to the place, I had an encounter with God where God asked me questions and I answered him. God said, I didn't bring you out here to become it. I brought you out here to affect it.

So good. Wow.

And you can't affect it if you are it, you've got to be different from it to affect it. And that's why I could have brought anybody here, but I brought you in particular. And I told Hope, I said I had to repent to God. I told God I was sorry, I was going to release the full measure that he had put in me. And I mean to tell you, I just pulled back the gates and I have turned it loose. And the church is moving. Oh, with an acceleration that it has never moved with before.

This is powerful.

And so you got people, you know, this is a.78% of the population has a graduate degree. You got highly intellectual people that are experiencing the move of the spirit and are not only intrigued by it, but hungry for it.

Oh, yes.

And so I looked at it as, you know, I didn't do it a long time, but it was a colossal mistake on my part. I agree. Now, let everybody experience God and let God answer the questions.

That's right.

I don't have to answer all the questions.

I love what you're saying. And I think that what I do is I modify sometimes if I'm going to a church like. Like you guys pastor, then I know that there's really no ceiling. Yes, you guys are very apostolic in the. The mantle that you carry. But if I go to a place that's a little more conservative, I'll still flow in the gifts, but I'll look to the pastor and say, like, can I go stronger? Can I go stronger? And I tell you nine times out of 10, because they're sensing the presence of God in such a real way, they're saying, go for it, go for it, go for it. And the people are definitely saying, go for it. But I gotta say, this hope about Ron is that I went into the house of one of my friends, and he is an amazing writer of movies. And one of his movies, Tom Hanks was in, another one Justin Timberlake was in, he writes big movies. And on his desk was a book by Ron Carpenter. This is a secular guy in Beverly Hills.

Wow.

And so I said to him, I said, hey, that's one of my guys. Why do you have this book? He goes, oh, this guy's something else. He says. He preaches and hollers and he goes, he's. He's powerful. Oh, this man is not even Christian.

Wow.

Wow.

See, they're hungry. They're hungry for truth that people don't want gimmicks. People don't want to show. They can get that, and they can get that on Broadway. But they are hungry for truth.

He went and bought the book. Imagine this. You guys, he's not even Christian.

I know. That's amazing.

That is unheard of. To me. That blesses me. I appreciate you sharing that. Let me pull on your prophetic edge a little bit. What do you see? The churches that we speak of, the seeker sensitive and some, maybe not totally in that vein, but a lot like it, kind of tailored after it. They're so big, they're so powerful and in some ways influential and have learned how to get multiple streams of income to where they're financially extremely solvent, which is a lot different from the guys scratching and clawing like me. Coming up, how do you see on the prophetic side? I know God can get into the world sometime easier than he can get into the church, but I got to believe there's going to be some type of great visitation. I don't know. I just. I don't. I can't believe God's going to leave these churches alone. Yes. What, what, what do you see there?

Okay, so number one, I love where you're taking this. So I think that there's a difference between just being culturally relevant and having true impact. Jesus never had a mega ministry as, as you know, right. Both of you. He took 12 people and he empowered them.

Right.

And then said, you will do the things that I did and even greater. And so WWF wrestling draws big crowds. And so I'm not really so excited about just a guy that now Sundays, I have 20,000 or 40,000. And they're not people that are making impact in the spirit world. They're not going into darkness and pulling people out.

That's so good.

So what I see is apostolic centers, like what you have in San Jose, that is a governing church. That is an apostolic center. It is a training center in which you are teaching people the Jesus style, sending them out to break darkness off people. That is what Jesus did. That is what Jesus is doing. And that is what's working.

That's so good.

It is working. It's working. We're turning the world right side up. I'm not. I'm not into what I used to be into because I always thought that bigger was better. Not necessarily so.

No, I agree. 100.

I don't think it's how many people's in the room. I think it's what people's in the room.

100%.

It's. It's what people's in the room. And I told them, I said, you know, the things that I want to impart to the next generations. I said, I don't have to stand on the stage. It's got 10, the thousand people in the room. But give me, give me 10 guys that affect a million people.

Yeah.

And let me talk to them and share with them what's in my heart. I tell you something, that was an experience I had a while back that blessed me so much. You know, Miles Monroe was the guy that just altered my universe. I can't explain it.

I could see why. One of the best teachers of all time.

I had a revolutionary experience under him that changed my life forever. And he mentored me on the level of having his personal notebooks. I have personal notebooks with his highlighted notes in the margins. And I have devoured them. I say it much differently and it comes out much differently, but it's the same keys, it's the same principles. And I went and preached at one of these so called churches. I couldn't believe the facility. And I've been in some nice facilities. First time I'd been there, amazing facility building was packed. And for some reason he had me. I had no relationship with the pastor, but he wanted me to come and do what I do. So I went down there and I preached, I ministered. We had a great service for it. Being that kind of a church that don't typically run in that vein. But here's what blessed me. I went off the side of the stage, I went back in the back and he took me into a room. And standing around this long table, it was either 22 or 26 pastors. They were all standing up at a chair, literally almost standing at attention like a general had entered a room. They were standing there. They all had computers or iPads on a table. They put me at the end of the table, put a plate of food in front of me. And they all sat down and they said, teach us the kingdom.

Incredible.

And for two hours I taught 26 guys in private who had never heard the dynamics of the kingdom, the miracles of kingdom ministry. They'd never heard any of it. I just sat there and imparted it to them like Miles Monroe, much like he did to me. And those guys were blown away. And here's what they were saying. Why has no one told us this? So you know what? I don't think that it's the church people that don't want to hear it. I think it's the preachers who are the gatekeepers and don't think they want to hear it.

I totally agree. And to both of you I want to say this, that what happened is that the people that were using signs and wonders even before us. Yes, some of them were strange personalities. Very, very. And so what's. What happened is that a lot of the, the younger guys that are trying to be so conservative, that I've known some of these guys since they were 18 and 19. It's. The gentleman you're talking about is that they'll say to me, tim, it's just too messy. And the way that guy did it and the way she did it and the way they did it, they scared people. And we don't want to do that. But it's the old saying, you can't throw the baby out with the bathwater. And so I think that we can learn from some of the mistakes of the manipulation of some of the people that moved in the gifts before. But I tell you what, I'm open to modify, but I'm not going to water down.

Right.

And that's one reason Jesus has given all three of us keys. Because, Hope, I want to say this to you as like your older brother. God's given you these keys that you're unlocking. Women all over the place.

Absolutely.

Who before. We're not listening to a woman who's in the ministry. They are listening to you. Because I know people that I run with in the secular world that like what you're doing, follow what you're doing, you're anointed to do it. And so what a privilege it is to walk into Jesus style and carry these keys.

It is, it is such an honor. I was telling my team the other day how fulfilling it is for me at this stage in ministry that, you know, I wrote my first book, it came out in 2021, telling about our story, and it's just been a phenomenal book. And it's opened so many doors for me, but it opened so many doors for me to go to churches and preach. And I love that. I said, but the most fulfilling thing for me in this stage right now is the mentorship that I do with groups of women, like 10 groups, and take them away for four days and just pour into them and love on them and let them have a safe place to. To heal and grow and be transformed. And it's just an honor, honestly, you know, to serve the Lord and to give people the real. You don't have to water it down. It does get messy. There is deliverance in those types of things. There's. There's brokenness in those types of things. But it is such an honor to be able to give people the real, the fresh, the Jesus way, as you put it. And so I'm really, I'm loving it.

So the beauty of this as, as you guys are feeling is that where sin abounds, grace is much more abound. And there's, there's so much going on out there as far as in the world of darkness. And I'm telling you, even the dark world is looking for us because I know it, because I deal with the dark world in Beverly Hills.

Yeah.

And so I feel, Pastor Ron, that you had talked to me a little bit before about what's going to happen and I agree with you. It's not the day of the mega woman and the mega man.

Yeah.

It is Jesus using people.

Yeah.

That's what I'm all about. And, and that's what William Seymour was about at Azusa. He's. His whole thing was if I could do it, you could do it.

Yeah, yeah.

I mean that one eyed black man sure did help set the world on fire.

Absolutely.

Saying I could move in signs and wonders. So can you. So that's where I'm at in my life is Ephesians 4:11, equipping the saints to move in the Jesus style and then really enjoying watching them take off.

Tim, tell the listeners what you do as far as mentoring, because you have a major mentoring arm of your ministry.

Yeah. So I think, I think, you know, the interesting thing is, guys, when I was 17, Dick Mills passed around. Do you remember Dick? That name, Dick Mills.

Yes.

Dick Mills came to a place called Meldiland and I was 17. And he says you. And when they say that, you always think they're talking about somebody else.

Yeah.

And he says, you in the black shirt. And I looked at him and he says, you're going to be an evangelist. And I thought, oh no, because when I thought of evangelist, I thought like a guy with a lot of rings.

Yeah.

I need your money, you know. You know, and I was an athlete. I thought that that doesn't sound too good.

Yeah.

He said, you're going to be an evangelist being using signs and wonders. He said, but you're also going to help entertainers. Can you imagine that, guys? He said that at 17. And so I went to Southeastern College in Lakeland, Florida. Somebody's God school.

I know where that is.

Finished there. Minded my own business, as I said earlier, or Roberts got a hold of me. Morris Rillo. But you guys, that, that second part of the prophecy hit when I was 28 and a lady named Diane Cannon saw me speaking at Bishop Charles Blake's church, and she saw me and she goes, oh, my God, that was powerful because I was flowing in the gifts in that big old church. And she said, can you come to my house? I want to do a Bible study for Entertainers. I was 28, and you guys, all these people were there. There was a lot of powerful people. And that thing just took off and took off and took off. And from there, a lot of them, they didn't know any better. So they would say, can you coach me? That was before life. So I went to a professor at USC, a black lady named Helen Mendez, and from age 28 all the way till I was 55, she mentored me in life coaching people.

Wow.

A lot of ways I get into celebrities is I life coach them, I life coach their kids. I have over 300 people in the entertainment business that I still coach, but that has led me into a door where I've led people to Jesus. They get baptized in the Holy Spirit, them set free. So, yeah, that's how it all happened.

Well, if somebody wanted to be a part of what you're doing, how would they do that? How would they connect with you?

Yes. So, number one, thank you. So I think the easiest isjust Tim story.com is our website, but you're going to see two sides of me. You're going to see Tim Stories on tour with Kevin Hart and Gary V. And I'm coming up to your area with Joe Montana. You're going to see me coming up in a little while with me, John Maxwell and Deion Sanders. That's a business coaching side of me. But the. The signs and wonder side of me is. Is the side that I really, really love. So just timstory.com you'll see two sides of the way we flow. And we also have a how to be a life coach, because we're all life coaching somebody, even if you're life coaching kids. And I think something that you guys are going to show people how to get a hold of that. Or you can just go to timstory.com and find out more.

Absolutely. That is great. Well, we're about at the time where we try not to take too much people's time because we want them to be able to stay involved in what we're saying. I want to end. I don't usually do a lot of real ministry stuff on the podcast. I try to let them see a different side of us because we got clips everywhere if you want to see ministry. But I would like for you to pray. Because I do believe. I do believe. It's not because this is my style of ministry, and I'm sitting here hoping that it has a resurgence. I prophetically believe. I believe it's with my daughter's generation. The statistics and analytics out on Gen Z is that they're kind of done with the production stuff. They'll go sit in a barn and sit on a hay bale if God is in the room. And the passion and the power and the presence is really going to return with them because they're put off by what their previous generation did. We're praying for God to let us evangelize like crazy, especially in the Bay Area. But we're praying for revival among God's people to come in a way in life, we've never seen it. And that's what I've told people. Not just looking at what somebody else did and saying, God, do it here, but believing God with no point of reference. Maybe believing God for something to do it a way it's never been done. And so that's kind of what I'm coaching and teaching the people to do here and the audience, the people that watch our podcast. I just wish you'd just pray a prayer over them. And let's just believe that whatever it is God wants to do, he can do.

I. I look forward to that. I just want to say one quick thing, that for both of you, you could have settled and just did it the way all these other guys are doing it. Because, Hope, I think you would agree, your husband is one of the best orators.

Yes.

That we have had in the last 50 years.

I agree.

There's no doubt about it. So he could just rest on his laurels and just played the game.

Right.

And then get into all that new system and just be the clever speaker. But he cannot.

No.

Because he's touched the fire.

Yeah.

And you, you can't live in the smoke.

No.

True.

And so thank you both for being faithful to the Jesus style, to the prophecies of Isaiah 61, that we're going to set the captives.

Yes. Amen.

Yes.

So that's what we're going to pray right now. Father, I just thank you for your anointing. We sense here. We thank you, Lord, for people that are struggling with anxiety, fear, depression, anguish, the Holy Spirit, you'd break the yoke of bondage, people. Let people see better, think better, hear better. Let shackles come off, people. In the name of Jesus, we thank you, Lord, for healing people from the top of the earth.

Yes.

To the bottom of their feet.

Yes, God.

Anointing fall on them right now.

Right now.

We thank you for miracles, something extraordinary that would come upon their life. And I thank you, Lord, that they would see in ways they've never been able to see. Yes, God, let them see the bright future. Let them see the glory. Let them see that you will build your church and the gates of hell will not prevail against it. Yes, God, we thank you for protection over all of our families. We thank you for healing our bodies. In your name we pray. Amen.

Amen. Amen.

Amen. Tim, thank you so much for giving us a part of your life, your time today. You're such a blessing to us personally and to the body of Christ and to the world. So we just speak health over you and life over you, and that your next days would be your greatest days. I believe that because as long as we have a pulse, we got a purpose. So you got a big purpose for the rest of your life.

It's been a pleasure, my friend and I really appreciate your time. Time is the most valuable asset that you have, and you gave us some, so we appreciate that.

Thank you so much.

And until. And until next time, it's Ron and.

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We love you guys and we'll see you real soon.