Hey hey hey beautiful family, hope you are doing great.
I am pumped for our adventure tonight as we jump in, jump in deep into our Q&A session.
So I just want to say massive love to you all.
Very very exciting night tonight to have a Q&A, really pumped for that.
Good to see that people are here and lined up and ready and excited for a great night.
I definitely am.
Ords, great to have Ords there.
Just going to shout out if you are in there, say hello.
Claire, great to see you.
Just do a little thumbs up or a hello, that way I can see who is actually with us.
Hi Claire, good to have you with us.
Great to be here tonight, I am just a wee bit excited.
Hi Ruby, I think we are going to have a phenomenal night.
Let me, don't want to overheat here, I'll just turn this down.
Oh Hagen, how you doing?
Joe, great stuff guys, really good to have you all here.
We are in for a great night.
I'm just going to adjust this fella a tad, oh there we go.
Tracy, good to see you.
Dean, my man, great to have you.
Monica, hello, hello, good to see you.
So just do a thumbs up if you are here or a hello.
Say hi to the other guys in the group as well.
Very cool to all be here tonight and we are going to have a great time, which is awesome.
We have got some, I think we have got a couple of real ripper questions coming already.
Wilson, my man from India, Neil, great to have you, kia ora, kia ora, Neil, yep, very
cool to have Neil with us and Wilson is one of our team based in India, who is just doing
a great job over there, so lots of love to you Wilson, my man.
We have seen a couple of good questions online, but why don't we just, well to start with
let me tell you that if you ask a great question tonight, you will definitely get a great reward.
So if you ask a great question tonight or any question will be considered a great question.
I don't know if we will be able to get to all of them, we will see how we go, but if
you have got a question, why don't you start firing those into the comments now, questions
that you would like to explore.
Now if actually, yeah, so just fire those down into the comments, I will see how we
go on, I think if I can just, yeah, there we go, yep, I have got a little system here
so I will be able to see all the comments coming, so chuck in the comments if you have
got a question, otherwise there is a couple that have already been asked, so we can get
into those, but if you do ask a question tonight, then I will definitely send you a, oh did
Jesus sin, now there is a good question, what a ripper of a question, Hagen.
So if you do have a question and you put it in there like Hagen has just done, also Hagen
put your email address in there and I will shoot you a copy of my new book that is coming
out, I will just send you a PDF of it, it is going to be in stores and things like that
next month, so I am excited about that to be available all over the world, Amazon, Barnes
and Noble, iTunes, all those good places.
How can you move in the glory, Joe Dalton, oh my gosh, crikey, good stuff there Joe.
What else have we got coming out there, I saw a really brilliant one, now I think that
the one that I am thinking of earlier as well came from Greer, so anyone else got any other
questions there, thank you Hagen for chucking your email address in there, I will shoot
that to you later on, later tonight, we will get that to you.
Anyone else got any questions, especially, I mean specifically what we want to get into
tonight is questions relating to the teaching, questions relating to some of those big statements
that I have made that Jesus came to reveal the Father, not change the Father, the cross
didn't change God, the cross was never supposed to change God, the cross was about changing
humanity, oh Neil, why does the Bible mention God was hating Esau and loving Jacob, oh wow,
that is a ripper Neil, I love that question, that is very beautiful, so Neil's question
is why does the Bible mention that God hated Esau but loved Jacob, wow, that's a good one.
Good one, good stuff, yep.
Now I really do want to try and narrow these questions in,
so I'm gonna prioritize questions
that are specifically connected
with the training that we've done, okay?
So if you ask a question that is not directly in line
with the training that we've been covering,
I may not answer that, okay?
Because I'm gonna prioritize the questions that are coming
that are in line with the training that we've had.
Now Claire, I know I saw you were there.
Claire, why don't you ask your question again?
Will, great to have you there.
Monica, how come so much of Christianity missed Sonship?
Oh wow, that is a ripper, Monica.
That's a ripper of a question.
And actually that question has got a,
that's a really loaded question.
In the full 12-week school,
I'm actually going to do an overview
of the last 2,000 years of church,
like Christian theology, and the who, the what,
the where, the why, the when, and the how
of how we actually got our mainstream gospel today,
the main theological characters,
the main theological conversations,
and the main theological moments
that actually shaped the gospel that we have today.
So great question.
I am going to, I'm gonna jump in.
Feel free to keep firing those questions on
as they, as you have them, as they come up.
I am going to jump now to one of the questions
that came earlier today.
So let me just find this.
Now Claire, Claire, I'd also love you
to put your question down again in the comments
because it was quite a long live
and there was a couple of different things,
so I'd love you to put your favorite one down.
Your question's a bit vague, but what next?
How do we press deeper into the Father?
Okay, that's good stuff.
And now the other question that we had come up
that's right on point with where we were going.
So some of these are great, great questions as well.
We will keep an eye on that
and work towards answering as many questions as we can,
but especially questions that are specifically relevant
to the training.
So the question that we had,
one of the questions that we had today is,
was about what I said.
I said that the cross,
the focus of the cross is not forgiveness.
The focus of the cross is freedom.
How to answer cults regarding Father, Son,
hang on, let me just check this question out.
We've got some good questions coming out now.
So righto, I'm gonna come back.
I'm gonna come back to some of these questions as we go.
We'll see how we get time,
but I'm gonna launch in now with this great question
that came out today.
This great question.
So I made this statement, Michael Cooper.
Welcome my buddy, Michael.
Great to have you here, brother Michael,
and pumped to be seeing you soon for your 30th birthday.
So great questions, everyone.
Here's the question that we're gonna get into
is I made the statement that the cross,
the focus of the cross
was not about accomplishing forgiveness.
The focus of the cross was about accomplishing freedom.
So I'm gonna explore that,
especially in the context of Jesus.
Just before he goes to the cross,
I believe it's Matthew 26, 28.
He says, this is my blood poured out
for the forgiveness of sin.
Hey Will, good to see you, man.
This is my blood poured out for the forgiveness of sins
that yet here I am making this bold claim
that the focus of the cross
was not to get people forgiven,
but the focus of the cross was to get people set free.
So let's kind of back this up a little bit
and let's explore even what forgiveness is
and let's explore a little bit of Christian's thoughts.
Hi Margaret, good to see you.
Let's just explore a little bit
of how Christians view this whole concept.
Let me make a statement.
When Christians say, are you ready?
Brace yourself.
But when Christians say, Jesus paid the price
for the forgiveness of my sins,
we sound either simple or we sound brainwashed.
Yes, yeah, no, that's right, we do.
Actually, to people who are on the outside
of our little group, if Christians say,
Jesus paid the price for the forgiveness of my sins,
we either sound simple or we sound brainwashed.
I'm gonna make another statement on top of that.
Jesus did not pay a price on the cross
for you to be forgiven, okay?
Jesus didn't pay a price for you to be forgiven,
but Jesus.
definitely paid a price for you to be free. Now there's a major distinction between those things.
Yes, it is a little bit funny, Will, but I believed that for so long. I said that for so long. I don't
know how many times I've said this before, but countless times I used to say, yeah, Jesus paid
the price for the forgiveness of our sins or the forgiveness of my sins. Let's just look at that
word forgiveness. First of all, the word forgiveness, now if, see there Michael, thanks for that comment
mate. Let's just pick on Mike. Let's use Mike as an example. Say, for example, I go to Mike's house
and I steal something from Michael and, you know, like, oh crikey there, I've done something wrong.
So now Michael has the choice to decide whether or not he's going to forgive me. Say I stole his
chocolate and I ate all his chocolate and I loved it and then Mike's like, oh my gosh, but then
Michael decides to forgive me. He says, you know what Benji, I forgive you for doing that.
He doesn't afterwards, because Michael understands what forgiveness means, he doesn't
then afterwards come and say, hey, I know I forgave you for that chocolate, but can you
please pay for it? No, because the meaning of the word forgiveness is always related to debt
cancellation, okay. So we don't pay, no one pays a price to be forgiven. If you go into a store
and you grab something and then someone else says, oh look, that guy's taken something and
then they come in and they pay the price for it, you know, then that debt is, it's a paid
debt versus, you know, so that someone's paid your tab versus if someone forgives my tab then there's
no tab to pay, right. If the store owner forgives me, if he forgives that tab, then he actually
cancels the debt as opposed to that debt being paid for. So I'm definitely saying, 100% adamantly
saying that Jesus did not pay a price for us to be forgiven from sin, but Jesus definitely paid a
price for us to be liberated, to be completely set free from sin. In fact, in John 8, 12 Jesus said,
I am the light of the world, whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, and that's talking
about a sinless life. Now Monica's got a question, was the sin to do with the wrong identity and
Jesus came to reveal the union of the trinity? Yes, absolutely Monica, that's great, and there's
depth to that question as well, so much depth to all of these questions. So right, let's look at how,
let's look at this, even this statement that Jesus made in Matthew 28, 26, I think,
this is my blood poured out for the forgiveness of sins. Now this is actually an amazing statement
and the the word there for forgiveness is the Greek word, a thesis. They say a thesis, I don't
know where you are in your world, say a thesis, because I have to teach on this stuff and I love
teaching on this stuff, I use little things to help make these words more memorable.
Ulrich, great to have you here from Germany, great, so good to see you checking in, a delight to have
you with us. So I'm a little bit of a dodgy person in general and I find some of these Greek words a
little bit humorous, but the word a thesis, it's more memorable to me because it sounds a little
bit like a feces, which is, you can figure that out for yourself what that is, but a thesis,
just the the memory hook that I've got for that is a feces, but a thesis, now that is a beautiful
word. So the word translated forgiveness in Jesus' statement, this is my blood poured out for the
forgiveness of sins, the word used there for forgiveness is the Greek word a thesis. Now this
word is amazing, it's generally translated as forgiveness, nearly every time you see it,
it's translated as forgiveness, but this word a thesis, to translate this word a thesis as simply
forgiveness, is like just, like just the tiny little scratching the tip on the iceberg, beginning
of the meaning of the word, and almost to translate it as forgiveness, is like just, oh it's, you're
barely even catching the meaning of the word. Kirri, great to have you joining us as well,
so a great way to jump in, we'll catch you soon then, we'll catch you soon then, Ulri, have a
great night at church, love you, and yeah we'll see you soon. So this Greek word a thesis has a
Hebrew counterpart, so if we want to get to the root meaning of what this a thesis word means,
let's jump into the Hebrew and explore what the word in there, the root word, the root concept
that a thesis is getting at is. So in, there's a book called the Septuagint, so the Septuagint
is the Greek translation of
of the Old Testament Scriptures. The Greeks were jealous that the Hebrews had this awesome
book called the Old Covenant. They were jealous that they had the Torah and the Prophets and
all the books of wisdom and they were like, oh we want one of those. So they translated
it into Greek and that translation of the Old Testament is called the Septuagint. Now
a great way to get a real clear understanding of what these Greek words and Hebrew words
mean is to look at the Hebrew concept in the Old Testament and then see which Greek word
they used to express the Hebrew concept. So you want to always start with the Hebrew concept
and see how the Greek is trying to explain that Hebrew concept. So when they used the
word Ephesus in the Septuagint, that word Ephesus was used to translate a Hebrew word.
Now this is the concept that we want to get to the root of. The Hebrew word that Ephesus
is trying to communicate is the Hebrew word for Jubilee or in Hebrew, Yubel, which means
ram's horn. Why does it mean ram's horn? What's so exciting about ram's horn? Well, ram's
horn or jubilee, sweet Monica, we'll catch you soon. So the Hebrew word, now this is
what we want to really explore because this is phenomenal good stuff. The Hebrew word
jubilee is amazing because jubilee is the greatest party word in the Old Testament.
If there is a party word in Hebrew, in the whole Hebrew concept, in the whole Hebrew
Old Testament, you look at all the feasts, you look at everything that's there, there
is one feast, there is one event that is the ultimate, it's the party of all parties, it's
the gloriousness of all gloriousness, it's the freedom of all freedom and it's this concept
of jubilee. So every 50 years, alright, so this only happens every 50 years, they would
have seven sets of seven years where everything would be normal, but then in the 50th year
of the Hebrew calendar, it would be called the year of jubilee. Now that year of jubilee
was amazing, everything kind of revolved around the year of jubilee. When they sold their
property, the value of that property was determined by how close they were to the year of jubilee
because what happened at jubilee is that jubilee, all the property that had been bought or sold
got restored to the original owners, it got restored to the family, so it was a family
inheritance that couldn't be lost because jubilee would always restore the inheritance.
Not only that, but in the year of jubilee, all debts were cancelled. So this is, in one
sense Ephesus does mean forgiveness, in the sense that it means debt cancellation. So
say debt cancellation. When we think forgiveness, we've got to think debt cancellation, not
debt payment. Debt payment has nothing to do with forgiveness, but Christians have welded
the concept of Jesus paying for forgiveness and forgiveness together, and those are two
concepts that can't coexist. Paying for forgiveness, it doesn't work because forgiveness literally
means debt cancellation. So if a debt has been cancelled, it cannot be paid for. So
to say that a debt that was forgiven was also paid for doesn't make any sense. So we need
to stop saying that because we sound brainwashed and we sound simple. You can say, however,
that freedom was paid for. Freedom can be paid for. A price can be paid for freedom,
and Jesus definitely paid a price for freedom. He did not pay a price for forgiveness, and
this gets more and more important as we explore the concepts. So what we have is, at the start
of jubilee, it's just amazing. So it was called jubilee or ramstorm because all over Israel
they would start blowing these ramstorms. I hope you like my ramstorm. That was quite
a good ramstorm. I think that was quite a good ramstorm. Anyway, give me a thumbs up
if you like my ramstorm, and maybe, just maybe, I might be able to do another ramstorm for
you. So we've got ramstorms blowing all over Israel to symbolize that it's the year of
jubilee. So the moment that the year of jubilee comes on board, boom, ramstorms are blowing
all over the nation, and it is on. These ramstorms are blowing all over the country
because, oh my gosh, get ready. Hey, thanks guys. A few people like my ramstorms. Yeah.
So all over the country there's ramstorms blowing. It's all breaking out, and everyone's
getting absolutely pumped because this is the ultimate freedom.
Party of a lifetime. It's the party of a lifetime.
If you get to celebrate one Jubilee in your lifetime, then you are doing great.
It only happens every 50 years.
So every 50 years, what happens at Jubilee is first of all, all debts are cancelled.
So if you had debt to anyone, boom!
All debts are cancelled. Cheers, Neal.
But how good is that? Imagine that.
You've got any debt right now, I'm sorry guys, it's the year of Jubilee.
So all your creditors, I'm sorry guys, it's all cancelled.
Now you've got to start rewiring your brain.
When you see forgiveness, when you see the concept of forgiveness,
you've got to start rewiring your brain and start welding forgiveness with debt cancellation
as opposed to forgiveness worth debt payment.
That's a false wiring. That's a false welding.
We've welded two things that don't make sense together.
So we're going to start rewiring forgiveness as debt cancellation.
So all the debts are cancelled. Then anyone who was a slave got set free.
What's that? That's a restoration of identity.
So anyone who was a slave, they get totally set free from their slavery and restored to their sonship.
Woohoo!
Okay, so all debts are cancelled, all identity is restored.
And that's right, all the property gets back, all the inheritance is totally restored.
So you've got all debts cancelled, all identity restored, all inheritance restored.
And then everyone enters into the rest because they didn't even have to work for a whole year.
Wow! Hey, great question, Robert, by the way. Great question.
And like I said earlier, if we can get to those questions tonight, we will.
And I will definitely prioritize the questions that are right on point
with the questions that are specifically related to the training that we've covered so far.
So we've got all debts are cancelled, all slaves go free.
So all identity is restored, all the inheritance is restored. Yes!
And not only is all inheritance restored, no one has to work for a year.
Everyone gets to enter into the rest. Oh, how good is that?
And because everyone's feeling rich, everyone's feeling restored,
everyone's got their inheritance back and no one has to work for a year,
you guessed it, the party of a lifetime is on.
So it just breaks out all over the country.
Ram's horns breaking out, party time, the party of your lifetime.
It is going on. It is breaking out. It is exploding.
The wildest party. This is like the too good to be true news.
This is off the charts. This is like everyone's been waiting for this.
No work for a year. Can you just think how cool that would be if you didn't have to work for a year?
All your debts are cancelled. You're rich again.
Your identity is restored. You were a slave and now you're back into your sonship.
Oh my gosh, you've sold your property, but now all the family farms,
all the family properties, all restored. Ah, yes.
Ah, wow. So that is, oh my gosh, isn't that phenomenal?
Boom. So that is Ephesus.
So when Jesus is saying, this is my blood poured out for the forgiveness of sins,
forgiveness is only just the very beginning.
He's saying, this is my blood poured out so that all debts,
all debts will be seen to be cancelled.
All debts will be understood like everyone's going to understood.
Boom. All debts are cancelled.
Everyone's going to understand that all identity is restored.
Everyone's got to understand that all inheritance is restored.
Everyone's going to be able to enter into the rest,
and everyone's going to be able to enter into the joy of the Lord
and the greatest bliss party in world history.
Woohoo. So, boom.
Ah, yes. So how good is, how good is that? That's exciting.
So there's another Greek word, eugelion, which I always struggle to say.
It's a real difficult word to say, eugelion.
Eugelion. I just, my memory hook for that is eagle lion,
because it kind of sounds almost like eagle lion, but eugelion.
Hey, thanks for the comments there, Wilson. Thank you.
One of the core root words of Ephemai, if you actually,
if you go deep into the classical Greek, in Ephemai,
it means to cancel and to set free.
So in the sense of it being send forth or send away,
there's a liberation attached to that.
Debts are cancelled, and it's a liberation, it's an acquittal,
and so you're set free.
Yeah, so good word there, Wilson.
And as well, thanks for sharing that.
So, when Jesus is saying,
this is my blood poured out for the forgiveness of sins,
it's not, he's not saying, okay, Papa was so,
Papa is so angry that,
you that blood has to be shed to appease him, okay. He's not saying that, he's not
saying that the cross is about to change God. Now this is a major, major, major deal
here because a lot of people have interpreted the cross as though somehow
after the fall, like you know, like the fall, they've kind of misinterpreted the
fall from the fall being the fall of humanity to the fall being the
fall of the Trinity. Let me just say we explored this concept of the Trinity at
the beginning, in the very first session, Divine Family, but the Trinity is an
unbroken cycle of love and that love is a mature love that looks like radical,
radical delight in you. You've always been the focus of the Trinity's delight.
Humanity has been the focus of the Trinity's delight. We were conceived in
that delight and their heart towards us has never changed. Some people
think that at the fall, it's like the Trinity fell, like the fall changed
God as opposed to the fall changing humanity. The fall didn't
change God. The fall didn't change the Trinity. The fall caused humanity to go
deeper and deeper into our shame, our self-condemnation, our self-hatred, our
isolation and caused us to turn back, turn from the Father even more and
run into our shame and isolation and disconnection and darkness. So the fall
didn't change God and the cross didn't need to change God at all. The cross was
never about changing God, just like Jesus was never about changing God and you
don't ever see Jesus making any statements at all along the lines of
I've come to change God. No, Jesus always says the exact opposite. I have come to
reveal the Father. I haven't come to change the Father, I've come to reveal the
Father. If you've seen me, you've seen the Father. So that was what Jesus was
all about. So basically, let's look at this again. A lot of people think
that you can only get forgiven after the
cross, until the cross people couldn't get forgiven, but that's not true.
People were being forgiven right through the Old Testament. Some
people think that they could only be forgiven if there was a
sacrifice of blood, but even that's not true because if you were too poor to be
able to afford a blood sacrifice, you could just use some grain. There
was plenty of times in the Old Testament when God said, actually if you just turn
to me, I will forgive you. For example, 2 Chronicles 7 verse 14 says, if my people
who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray and turn from their
wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal
their land. So forgiveness didn't require bloodshed. I know that
there's a verse in Hebrews that says without the shedding of blood, there is
no forgiveness from sin. Also, there is the Greek word
aphesis and that's another question and another story and another rabbit trail
to go down on, but it is a beautiful trail for another day. Also, what we see
is that because Jesus is always revealing the Father before the cross, Jesus has no
issue whatsoever in forgiving people. So when we when we see Jesus, we see
the authentication of the nature of God. So if someone says to you,
God couldn't forgive sin before the cross, then you go, okay, let's just check
that with Jesus because anything that you want to believe about the
Father, anything that you want to believe about God, in order for that
to be a valid belief, a valid perspective, you have to get that
authenticated in the life of Jesus. If it's not endorsed, if it's not
validated, if it's not authenticated in the life of Jesus, then it's not one of
the natures, it's not one of the characteristics, it's not who God is. So
if someone says to you, okay, God couldn't forgive sin, good questions
coming out there by the way, really appreciate those. I'm going to try and
smash this one out and then we'll jump in and have a few more. I'll try and keep
my mind on point and try not to get lost in all the questions that have come out.
Great questions. I'll finish this one and then, boom, we'll pick another
one out of the mix. So if we have a belief about the Father, in order for
that belief to be validated or authenticated, then we have to see that
validated and authenticated in the life of Christ. So if someone says to you,
look, God couldn't forgive people before the cross, then you've got to go, okay,
right, let's see if that's validated, let's see if that's authenticated in
Jesus, who is the exclusive revelation of God, who is the exclusive revelation of
the Father.
Father. So when you look at the life of Jesus, is there anywhere where Jesus forgives sin before the
cross? And the answer we would all say is yes. If you think the answer is yes, then hit a yes.
If you know a place where Jesus did forgive sin before the cross, why don't you shout that out?
If you even know a story from the Old Testament where someone got forgiven from sin
before the cross, why don't you just put that down or give a high five or like yes,
amen. Totally. I agree. I've seen that. I understand that. Let's take, for example,
the woman caught in adultery. This is a beautiful setup because all the religious aristocracy is
anticipating Jesus to condemn this lady. They're expecting that he is going to condemn her because
they think that's the nature of God. Now they've been, they've had a lot of religious training to
bring them to that place. Yes. Yes. Clear. I totally agree. The woman caught in adultery.
So there she is, John chapter eight, she's brought out in front of Jesus. And we see here the nature
of the father revealed. We see the nature of the father endorsed. We see the nature of the father
validated and authenticated. And hey, cheers, Dean. So what we see there in John eight with
the woman caught in adultery is we see that it is the nature of the father. It is the character of
the father to effortlessly forgive sin before the cross. Now. Yeah. Good work. Yep. The woman at the
well as well. So then let's look at the purpose of the cross. Okay. Let's look at the purpose
then of the cross. The cross is about bringing freedom. Okay. People, when, when people think
that God is the one that needs to be restored, then they think, uh, okay, then the cross is
about forgiveness so that God can finally forgive us. No, we're looking at it wrong. We're looking
at it back words. So let's step back and realize the cross is not trying to change God. The cross
is not trying to get God free. Um, yeah, good stuff. Clear. Good. Um, good points coming out
there guys. So the cross is not trying to set God free as though God had an issue. Uh, the cross is
all about getting humanity free because guess who had the issue? Yes, you guessed it. Humanity.
If you think it was humanity that had the issue, give a thumbs up. If you think it was God that
had the issue, give a thumbs down. All right. Um, hey Gria. Good to have you signing in with us.
Great to have you signing with us. Okay. So if you think it was God that had the, uh, if it was
mankind, they had the issue, give a thumbs up. If you think it was God that had the issue, give a
thumbs down. Okay. We're getting a few, a few thumbs up. Absolutely. It was humanity that had
the issue. And if we go back to, um, uh, one of our earlier sessions, we looked at humanity's
core issue. Humanity's core issue was that, uh, we had lost our identity. We lost our identity.
Yes. Some good thumbs up there from Jared to the chairman, man. Um, so we lost our sense of
identity. We lost the blueprint of our original design. We got caught up in, uh, in shame. We got
caught up in this belief of inadequacy. So inadequacy, which comes from losing our identity,
fueled all of humanity's issues. Inadequacy, which comes from losing our identity,
fuels all of our condemnation, fuels all of our shame, fuels all of our self-hatred. Thanks for
the thumbs up guys. Loving that feedback. It's cool. It kind of feels a little bit like, um,
uh, I love just connecting with you as well. So thanks for those comments coming through. Um,
humanity, uh, our, our sense of self-hatred, our shame, our condemnation, our inadequacy,
our isolation, it's all fueled by one thing. And that one thing is, uh, inadequacy that comes from
losing sight of our divine design, losing the blueprint of our original design. Cheers Dino.
Now when we lose, uh, you know, in Genesis one, which we've already explored, it says that the
far, you know, we were made in God's image. So when we lose the blueprint of our own,
of our own divine design, we lose ourselves. And when we aren't exclusively defined by the Trinity,
it creates a massive vacuum for us to be defined by anything else. So the moment we have these
negative life experiences, all of these things come in, they start crashing in on us. Um, we
get the, all these negative life experiences, and we start taking our identity from all the
negative words people say about us. We start taking our identity from all of our failures.
We start taking our identity from all of our trauma. We start taking our identity from all
the evil, mean, nasty things we say about ourselves. So when we aren't exclusively
defined by the Trinity, um, good, good point there. Clear. Love that. When we aren't exclusively
defined by.
The Trinity.
We have this massive, open, wide vacuum for our identity that's just sucking truth, sucking
definition of our identity in from any old place.
So the moment we have a trauma, the moment someone rejects us, we go, oh I must be a
reject.
The moment we fail, oh I must be a failure.
The moment someone says we're not enough, we must say, oh I'm inadequate.
The moment someone says, you are a loser, we think, oh I'm a loser.
The moment, then also the moment that we feel disconnected from God, we go, oh I must be
disconnected, I must be unlovable, I mustn't be enough.
All of this is being fueled by an identity crisis.
So to get, for Jesus to get us set free, we have to discover our identity.
So the cross, it's going to set us free because there's a revelation of our identity on the
cross, alright?
There's a revelation of our identity on the cross.
And so where does this revelation of our identity really come from in the cross?
The revelation of our identity always comes from one place, that's right, the one place
that it comes from is, our true identity comes from the reality that we're exclusively defined
by the Trinity.
Hey, good to have you Greer, good points coming out there guys.
So what we really need to get free is we need a fresh revelation of who the Father
is.
We need an authentic revelation of who the Father is and when we see the exclusive revelation
of God in display in the life of Christ, then that exclusive revelation of the nature of
God is what helps us, that's what becomes the solid ground for us in understanding who
I am.
That's what closes the door on all this, all these false understandings of our identity
defining us.
That's what stops the negative experiences and trauma and the negative words people say,
that's what stops them from having any capacity to define us when we become fully persuaded
that we're exclusively defined in the image of the Trinity.
So Jesus is not on the cross trying to rescue God.
Actually one of the funny things that I've seen in studying all this and people who propose
and assert the concept that Jesus was on the cross pacifying an angry wrathful God,
they would say that on the cross, here's what their statements would be, one of the guy's
quotes is, the irony of the gospel is that God saves us from God.
No, your video didn't freeze, that was me just going.
How bizarre is that, that the irony of the gospel is that God saves us from God.
Oh my gosh, if you've come to the conclusion that you think the whole irony of the gospel
is that God saves us from God, oh wow, you have missed the boat mightily.
God did not come to save us from God.
And when you think the cross is just about achieving forgiveness so that God can forgive
us because he was so angry and ticked off and full of wrath because of your sin that
he just had to punish someone in order to be able to forgive, he had to punish, if that's
what you think about God, if that's what you think about the gospel, then you missed the
whole point and you think that Jesus came to save us from God.
What?
How bizarre.
That would indicate that you think that God was the one that was changed at the fall.
No, God wasn't changed at the fall.
Humanity were the ones that were changed at the fall.
It was humanity that needed to be saved.
Jesus didn't come to save us from God.
He came to save us from ourselves.
How much better is that?
Jesus came to save us from ourselves because we were the ones that had lost sight of the
Father.
We were the ones that lost sight of our own identity.
And so if you're building all that up to the cross, hey guys, thanks so much for the feedback.
When you're building that all up to the cross, what you're going to see on display on the
cross is you're going to see a revelation of the Father.
Now what you want to do as well with understanding this is you want to connect this all in with
what Jesus said in John 8.
The very same chapter of the woman caught in adultery, that is an amazing chapter.
It's theme is all about condemnation and freedom from sin.
It's the same chapter where Jesus says whoever sins is a slave to sin.
It's the same chapter where he says he is a liar and the father of lies, talking about
the devil.
And it's also the same chapter that Jesus says in John 8.32, you will know the truth
and the truth will set you free.
So this is one of the most powerful themes in the whole New Testament.
We can't take this too seriously.
So we don't want to rush over this.
We don't want to go over this real quickly.
We want to camp on this and meditate on this concept for a little bit because what Jesus
has just said.
there is absolutely huge and phenomenal. Jesus said in John 8 32 then you will know the truth
and the truth will set you free. So here's a guarantee for you all right this is like an
absolute certifiable guarantee you can take this to the bank every single time if you know the
truth it will set you free. If you're not free so like a little bit equation we can do that do with
that is if you're not free uh it's because you don't know the truth. Now sometimes you might
think well I know the truth but the greek word there for no is the greek word gnosko all right
it's the greek word gnosko which doesn't mean just an intellectual headlock knowledge which
you know in our education system and it's kind of focused around just get people to have a head
knowledge but gnosko is almost like the greek counterpart of the hebrew word yada and the
hebrew word yada it's an intimate experiential knowledge to see to hear to feel to touch to
taste to smell so gnosko uh it's all about a deep understanding it's not just about a head
knowledge it goes beyond just your conscious awareness. Nigel good to have you uh checking
in with us my man great to see you buddy. So it's not just about a head knowledge
it's not it goes deeper than just a conscious understanding goes into a subconscious
understanding and an unconscious understanding. You know so often we're actually driven
we're driven by these beliefs that are in our subconscious that we're not even aware of them
but they're driving all of our feelings they're driving all of our emotions they're driving all
of our behaviors because they're deep-seated beliefs at the core of our being that are
actually fueling our feelings they're driving our feelings they're driving our emotions they're
driving our behaviors and jesus says when you gnosko the truth it will set you free so that
that means like totally free that means completely absolutely free that freedom
thanks alicia appreciate that that freedom is a complete freedom to participate in the divine life
so if you want to say that same thing another way if you want to look at that another way
if you know the truth you will participate effortlessly in the divine life as your default
setting all right if you could say that another way if you know the truth uh if you know the truth
you'll never sin what yeah that's exactly what it means if you actually go back a few verses as well
to john 8 verse 12 jesus says i am the light of the world whoever follows me will never walk in
darkness but will have the light of life come on now that is epic we're gonna we're gonna uh we're
going to spend a little bit of time here in john 8 12 then we're going to come back to john 8 32
you'll know the truth and the truth will set you free and then we're going to go back to the cross
so so track with me here okay we're going to go back a little bit in order that we can go forward
in order we can see the cross in uh a light and understand how it is that the cross
that on the cross jesus is paying a price to set us free from ourselves so if you go to john 8 12
jesus says i am the light of the world and then listen he doesn't go anywhere he says i'm the light
of the world and then he says whoever follows me will never walk in darkness but he didn't go
anywhere he's still in the same place you say i'm the light of the world whoever follows me will
never walk in darkness but will have the light of life clear loving that loving that um so he this
is not about a geographical following of jesus all right jesus started john 8 12 by making an
identity statement the identity statement that he makes is i am the light of the world whoa that's
a big call how do you feel like you could say that i am the light of the world now when he's
saying that he's like you know he's perfection he is the light of the world there's no darkness in
him he's perfect there's nothing imperfect there's no imperfections in his identity whatsoever so it's
an identity statement i am the light of the world and then he doesn't go anywhere and he says whoever
follows me will never walk in darkness but will have the light of life so the uh the never oh my
gosh that is good um he's not talking about geographically following he's talking about
following him in the way that he believes in the way that he thinks about his own identity
then later on in matthew 5 48 he says uh you are the light of the world so we are the light of the
world jesus is saying and making an identity statement i'm the light of the world and he says
whoever follows me whoever thinks like me about their identity whoever realizes that they're
exclusively defined by me whoever becomes fully persuaded not just consciously but deep deep deep
into every part of our body soul and spirit becomes absolutely fully persuaded that's the
renewed mind when every part of
Your body, soul and spirit is absolutely, completely, fully persuaded that you're exclusively defined by the Trinity.
That's what knowing the truth looks like. And when you know that truth, you will be completely free.
And Jesus says, you will never walk in darkness, which means you will live an absolutely sinless life.
You will live a sinless life. You will live a sinless life. You will live a sinless life.
You will live a sinless life when you know who you are.
Alright, so when you know who you are, you're guaranteed. Freedom is a guarantee.
There's no ifs, buts or maybes. You can take freedom to the bank. You can cash that in.
When you gnosco the truth, you will absolutely, 100%, every single time, be free from sin.
You will never walk in darkness. And then the best bit is, you will have. You will have the light of life.
Now that Greek word for have, you might think have sounds like an average word. It doesn't sound like anything special.
But that word have is the Greek word echo. Whoa, echo. When you know who you are, you will echo.
Hey, welcome, Jess. Good to have you here. When you know who you are, you will never walk in darkness.
And you will have, or the Greek word for have there, is the Greek word echo. And you will echo the light of life.
Now the light of life, the Greek word life, is the word zoe. It's referring to the divine life.
Jesus, here's how you can tell that Jesus is using the Greek word zoe to refer to the divine life.
Because he says, I am the way, the truth, and the zoe. He says, I define zoe. I define the divine life.
I define what that is. So he's saying, you will echo the divine life. It doesn't just mean echo.
It could also mean to possess in your hand, or to wear as a garment. So you will wear, you will echo,
you will carry in your hand, you will wear as a garment, and you will echo the divine life.
And you will never walk in darkness when you know who you are. Come on, how good is that?
Now this is all before the cross. Jesus is saying, this freedom to walk in the divine life is available for you right now.
He was saying to his disciples, right now, right now, right now, before the cross, if you will follow me,
if you will understand who you are, if you get fully persuaded of your identity, that you're exclusively defined in the image of the Trinity,
you will never walk in darkness, never walk in darkness, you'll never sin.
You'll never have that addiction issue. You'll never have that pornography issue.
You'll never had that self-hatred. You'll never had that self-doubt.
You'll never had that shame and condemnation. You'll never had that offense.
You'll never had that bitterness. You'll never had that fear, stress, worry, anxiety.
You'll never have any negative feelings. You won't have those negative emotions.
You won't have those negative behaviors. You will never walk in darkness.
Boom! Ah! Yes! Oh my gosh! You want that! You want that! You want that!
Now that's what the gospel produces in your life when you get it.
You will never walk in darkness and you will echo.
You will wear as a garment. You will carry in your hand.
You will possess for yourself the divine life, the divine state of being.
And listen, it's not going to be something that you wake up in the morning
and you have to strive to accomplish. It's not going to be something that you wake up in the morning,
you have to pray in tongues for 14 hours, you have to read 82 chapters of the Bible,
you have to do 14 backflips, and then you have to get down on your knees
and say a silent prayer for 10 minutes before you can echo.
No! No, no, no, no, no! The echo becomes your default setting.
The echo becomes your brand new normal.
When you gnosco the truth, when you know who you are,
when you follow Jesus and thinking about yourself the same that He thinks about Himself,
you will never walk in darkness. You will echo, echo, echo the divine life.
It will be your normal. It will be your default setting.
You will participate effortlessly and seamlessly in the fellowship of the Trinity as your normal.
Every moment of every day when you gnosco the truth, you'll echo the divine life.
Glorious, glorious, glorious.
And it's so real. It's so true. It's been happening in my life.
I've been tasting this fruit and there's nothing better in my whole Christian walk.
I've never tasted anything better than discovering this.
So let's fast forward a few verses.
Hey Gabriel, good to see you. Love you. Love your face.
If you fast forward from John 8, 12 to John 8, 32, boom! Ta-da!
Jesus says again, reiterating the same thing,
when you know the truth, the truth will set you free.
So what will it set you free from and what will it set you free into?
The truth will set you free from darkness.
The truth will set you free from every false identity that you've ever lived out of.
The truth will set you free from every false image of God that you've ever believed, that
you've ever struggled with.
It'll set you free from all of these things.
You can take the truth to the bank, it will definitely set you free.
Here's another dynamic that we need to pay some attention to.
Another dynamic that we need to pay some attention to when it comes to Jesus' statement,
you will know the truth and the truth will set you free, is that Jesus is revealing that
the currency in the spiritual realm for freedom is truth.
That's a massive concept right there.
Kareem, great to have you with us.
What a pleasure.
Great to have you here, Kareem.
Thanks for your comment.
Great to see you there.
Now this, right, this is phenomenal right now.
This is huge.
This concept right here is absolutely huge.
So we're going to camp on this.
We're going to take a moment on this.
Before the cross, right, before the cross, Jesus declares, and guess what, Jesus defines
reality, okay?
So if you don't like this concept, then you're going to have to take it up with Jesus and
ask him if he can rewrite reality for you.
But Jesus defines reality before the cross, and Jesus says before the cross, Jesus says
it's the truth that sets us free.
So when it comes to spiritual, like the currency in the spiritual realm that will set a person
free is knowing the truth, all right?
Knowing the truth is what is going to set you free.
So if the cross is about setting us free from sin, if the cross is about enabling us to
step into, okay, so Joe questioned the currency in the spiritual realm.
So the currency of freedom, let me say this again, let me, if I wasn't clear, let me say
that this, in the spiritual realm, the currency for freedom is truth, okay?
So if you want truth, the way that you, sorry, I just rewound, I hope that was okay for you,
I just rewound, the currency for freedom in the spiritual realm is truth.
Jesus said John 8, 32, if you know, when you know the truth, the truth will set you free.
So what he's saying is, if you don't know the truth, you'll live in slavery to sin.
But when you do know the truth, you will echo the divine life, okay?
In that same chapter, John 8, he talks, Jesus talks about he who sins is a slave to sin.
He is talking about those who don't understand their identity.
Maybe actually I'll come back to this in a moment as well.
So the currency for freedom is truth.
So if you want to get free, the highway to freedom, you need some truth in your life.
Something in your life is under the influence of a lie.
Bill Johnson has a great quote, he says, any area of your life that's not overflowing
with hope is under the influence of a lie.
Absolutely true.
So if there's any area where you want to get more freedom, what you need is you need truth.
So what we're going to understand here is that anything, okay, if anything has the power
to set us free, then the power that that thing carries is the power to reveal the truth.
It has the power to display truth.
It has the power to impart truth.
It has the power to demonstrate truth.
Okay, so if we want to get, if we want to understand the power of the cross, if we want
to understand the power of the blood of Jesus that sets us free, that cleanses us from all
sin, that cleanses our conscience, that leaves us completely free from sin, then we have
to understand that the currency for freedom in the spiritual realm is truth.
So if we want freedom, we need truth.
Jesus wanted us to get free.
So he came to set us free by revealing the truth.
That's why his whole ministry was focused around revealing the father.
And you're going to see that if you haven't caught that session yet, go back and see the
session Jesus reveals the father because everything that Jesus is doing his whole life is revealing
the father.
Jesus is the glove.
The father is the hand inside of the glove and everything that the trinity does is that
they're dancing together, revealing the truth, revealing the truth, revealing the truth.
As that truth is revealed and we catch that truth, it sets us free from false images of
the father.
It sets us free from false identities, which means that when it's set free from false identities,
we discover who we are.
We get set free from inadequacy.
We get set free from lack.
We get set free from fear, stress, worry, negative feelings, negative emotions, condemnation,
shame, all of that stuff.
Boom.
It's a thing of the past.
It's out the window and you are free.
to echo the divine life. Boom. So yeah absolutely Dean you're right on point. That's why Romans 12
2 says do not be conformed to the pattern of this world but be transformed and the greek word there
is metamorphou be transfigured is what that greek word metamorphou means. So do not conform to the
pattern of this world but be transfigured by the renewing of your mind because it's the mind it's
our mind our conscious subconscious unconscious where we are captives where we are slaves where
we are bound it's because of our minds but if we renew our minds or repent now repent does not mean
do a 180 repent simply means change the way you think which is why Jesus was always on about
repent change the way you think the kingdom of God is at hand. So what we have to start seeing
when we look at the cross is we have to see okay the cross is not paying a price to satisfy the
wrath of an angry God okay throw that one out the window if you think that the cross is paying
the price to satisfy the wrath of an angry God you're going to come to the conclusion that the
gospel the irony of the gospel is that God saves us from God now that's a backwards gospel when
the conclusion of the gospel is that God saves us from God we got it backwards God doesn't save us
from God God saves us from ourselves by revealing the truth. Let's go a little bit further into
John 8 Jesus says whoever sins is a slave to sin Romans 3 verse 23 says for all have sinned and
fall short of the glory of God okay all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God so let's even
unpack what sin is a little bit here um so all have sinned now the word there for sin is actually
um and uh the English word sin is an archery term that means to miss the mark which is an accurate
translation of that Greek word there so sin is to miss the mark all right then we've got to ask if
sin means to miss the mark what's the mark Romans 3 23 tells us for all have sinned for all have
missed the mark and fallen short of the glory of God so what is the mark the mark is the glory of
God that's the that's the mark that's what that's our identity now let me uh let me lock this in for
you let me protect your identity let me secure your identity in John 17 verse 22 Jesus says I
have given you the glory that the father gave me that you may be one as we are one I have given you
the same glory that the father gave me that we may be one that you may be one as we are one now that
is huge the Greek word for glory is the word doxa you could take that doxa word uh there to mean
to mean value to mean definition to mean worth to mean substance and you could kind of catch that
it's identity um absolutely clear it's about it's definitely about the choices that we make to
believe that's it's all happens in our mind that's why it's all about the renewed mind so Jesus here
in John 17 22 he protects our identity so that religion can't steal your identity so that your
negative experiences can't steal your identity so that all the pain and the trauma that you've
been through in your life can't steal your identity because Jesus says I have given them
so this is kind of interesting as well it's a past tense statement about a future people saying
that I have so it's past tense Jesus has already even before he said that I have given them the
same glory now that Greek word there doxa it also means the fullness of the majesty the fullness of
the majesty of the deity the full stature of the deity it's pretty extreme word but Jesus used it
and he said I have given them the same glory the same doxa the same majesty the same uh glory that
you gave me boom that's identity right there he's protected your identity forever and then uh using
the word doxa so that you have the same identity as the father you have the same identity as Jesus
that's the verse that you can hold on to to the fact that you're exclusively defined by the
trinity awesome moniker I love it but when you grasp that right it's the same concept that Jesus
is expressing here that he expresses in John 8 when you discover and remember it's not just a
head knowledge you've got to gnosco this bad boy you've got to gnosco this truth you've got to get
it into conscious subconscious unconscious and when it becomes when your whole body soul spirit
becomes fully persuaded of this reality then you echo the divine life as your default setting
and Jesus said in John 17 22 I have given them the same glory that the father gave me that they
may be one as we are one so he's saying there as well when you grasp that your identity that
you're exclusively defined by
by the Trinity, it will position you, it will position your default setting to change from
the participating in the illusion of separation and disconnection and isolation into discovering
the present reality of your seamless inclusion, which is a present reality because Jesus said,
I have already given them, all right?
It's a past tense thing.
It's a done and dusted.
It's a present reality.
You're already exclusively defined by the Trinity when you wake up to that present reality,
when it possesses you, when it consumes you, you will realize that you're exclusively defined
by the Trinity and you will realize that separation is an illusion and you will realize that you
are exclusively defined by the Trinity, seamlessly one with the Trinity, incorporated in the
life of the Trinity and you will echo the divine life.
Now you will never walk in darkness and the truth will set you free, free to participate
in the divine life as your default setting.
So back to Romans 3.23, Romans 3.23 says, all have sinned and fallen short of the glory
of God.
So to sin, right, what is it to sin?
To sin, hey, good to have you guys here, good seeing people checking in, to sin is to do
anything, to live outside of your glory, to sin is to live a life less in any way than
living in the fullness of your doxa, okay, so any time that you live outside of the full
manifestation of the glory of God in your day to day life, any time that you, any time
that you live less than the full manifestation of the glory in your life, that's what sin
is, okay, so sinning is any time, any moment of the day when you echo anything less than
the full manifestation of the divine nature, when your echo is anything less than that
dance of the Trinity, when your echo is anything less than the fullness of the divine life,
that's what it means to sin, alright, so we shouldn't really necessarily be pointing to
all those people outside of the church and saying, hey, you're sinning because, well,
we've kind of all, you know, like, that's why Jesus is like, anyone who hasn't sinned,
cast the first stone, you know, when he's saying that to the ladies and everyone's like,
oh, flip, let's go home, because everyone realized, yep, they had sinned, so, also,
on that note, really important to just highlight and emphasize this concept again, is that
when it comes to your identity and your behavior, God makes a distinction, alright, he doesn't
say that you're defined by your behavior, he says that your definition, your identity
comes from him, alright, and when you discover that your definition, your identity comes
from him, your behavior changes, because we behave according to what we believe, so if
you believe you're a sinner, boom, you will sin, you'll never be free from sin, this is
why when my whole life I could never get free from sin when I lived in church, I could never
get anywhere near getting free from sin when I lived in church, because I always, it was
so funny, check this out for a quote, I read this in one of the things I wrote recently,
I read it again, I was like, oh, man, that's good, but religion demands perfection, but
prophesies failure, ah, religion demands perfection, but prophesies failure, religion says you've
got to keep all these rules, blah, blah, blah, all of these rules, you've got to keep all
of these rules, but it simultaneously prophesies failure by saying, oh, yeah, you're a sinner,
you've got a sinful nature and you're going to sin over and over again, well, guess what?
You behave according to what you believe, so if you believe you've got a sinful nature,
boom, you're going to manifest that all day long, you don't have a sinful nature, the
sinful nature is an illusion, it's a phantom and it's only powerful if you believe you
have one, if you don't believe you have a sinful nature, then it has no power, sinful
nature and separation are an illusion, so if you believe you've got a sinful nature,
you're going to have to do mortal combat with that every day, you'll struggle, you'll
find yourself wrestling with this, oh my gosh, I'm struggling with sin, boom, and ultimately
you'll crash and you will not echo the divine life, okay, so you're designed to echo the
divine life, right, let's bring this all back now to the cross, the cross is not about forgiveness,
it's not about getting people forgiven as though God couldn't forgive before, we've
seen that Jesus demonstrated the nature of the father before the cross where he could
set people free, forgive people effortlessly before the cross, also Jesus has made the
statement in John 8, 32 that the truth, you will know the truth and the truth will set
you free, so this principle is true before the cross, okay, we've got to get that in
our heads, thanks for the good feedback in the comments guys, I love it, I really appreciate
it, it makes me feel connected to you guys, it's so different to preaching to a camera
than it is preaching to a crowd and if you've seen me preach to the crowd, I love being
silly and bouncing off you guys. So I love your love your interaction. It is awesome.
So it's really important we grasp this concept this principle that even before the cross
it was always the truth that had the power to set people free. Jesus aim in in this whole
endeavor was to set humanity free free from our sinful free from our sinful behavior by revealing
our identity and he revealed our identity by revealing the father. Okay so remember we talked
about this sin is always a fruit. Okay come on Dean appreciate that. Sin is always a fruit that
is produced by a root and the root that produces sin in our lives is an identity issue caused by
a false understanding of who the father is. So Jesus main focus of what he came to do is he came
to set us free so that we could participate in the divine life. That's what they wanted right from
the beginning the trinity wanted us to dance with them to participate with them in this unbroken
cycle of divine love because you have always been you have always been you have always been
the focus of the trinity's delight. You have always been the focus of the trinity's delight
that what happened at the fall is that you got disconnected from the dance and they loved you
like crazy and they never stopped loving you. You were conceived in that delight and they want you
in that delight and humanity disconnected ourselves because of our false image of God and
our false image of ourselves we disconnected ourselves at the fall. There was no issue with
the trinity they didn't have this emotional breakdown a spiritual meltdown a crazy metaphysical
breakdown and everything went to chaos in the trinity. No the trinity was always delighting you
the trinity was always dancing and living in radical delight and ah beautiful beautiful trinity
living it up all the time. So um trinity is doing that uh trinity is living it up and
and you were designed to participate in the divine life and so they're like yeah come and participate
in the divine life we got disconnected they're like right let's sort the issue out. Now the issue
is not sin the issue is false image of God false image of our identity and the truth will
set us free. So if we get truth and we discover who we are boom we will echo the divine life we'll
participate in seamless union with the trinity. Yes that is going to be sweetness. Okay so
when it gets to the cross that's the purpose of the cross to reveal who you are because what you
see Jesus revealing is you see you see Jesus revealing the nature of love that he never
love never withdraws love always presses on uh love never takes offense I mean that's the
ultimate definition love love on the in the uh on the cross it's the ultimate revelation of the
father it's the ultimate revelation of who you truly are you are love. Okay so that's how the
cross sets us free and that's the difference between um the cross being about freedom
and the cross and not uh not being focused about accomplishing forgiveness the cross did not
accomplish uh forgiveness the cross released a revelation of truth and that truth has the power
to set you free because the cross has a revelation of the father that will set you free and the cross
has a revelation of the true identity of who you are the cross has a revelation of the extreme
extravagant outrageous love of the trinity for you and that longing for you to come back and
dance in the dance boom. I hope that was good chicken for you um there's still more depth to
all of that that was a huge massive deep question I wanted to do it justice so I hope that's done it
justice uh give me a thumbs up if you think that's uh I've had a pretty good punt at that one um
uh oh hang on Gabriel I'm just trying to read this how do you leap across the giant gap of
being unoffendable like the trinity or how do you become unoffendable like the trinity uh well does
anyone else want to have a guess at chuck some answers out there how do we become unoffendable
just like the trinity how is it that we can become love ourselves really good question
really good question there Gabriel anyone else want to have a crack at answering that
how can we come to this place where we ourselves become love I really uh I really like that
Gabriel anyone want to guess I'm just going to say it's pretty simple it's it's again it's this
whole process of the renewed mind it's this whole process of when we discover
yep beautiful clear when we discover who we are
when we discover who we are it's the renewed mind so Gabriel again it's just it's always
comes back to the renewed mind over and over and over it comes back to the renewed mind
Renewed mind is what produces the transformation in us.
Yeah, Alicia, there is some hard work involved in renewing our minds
because we've got to confront every lie inside of us
that is actually perpetuating our disconnection from love.
Remember, mature sonship looks like...
Here's what mature sonship looks like.
Mature sonship looks like the ability to receive divine love perfectly
and the ability to give perfect expression to divine love.
So, the orphan illusion looks like the inability to receive God's love
and the inability to express divine love.
So, anytime that we fail to express divine love,
there's a disconnection in us somewhere
and those disconnections are always produced by lies.
So, yeah, it's time for us to go deeper in the love baptism.
It's time for us to go deeper in the renewing of our mind.
And ultimately...
Yeah, thanks, Dean.
Ultimately, it's always the truth that sets us free.
So, it's the truth that empowers us to echo the divine life.
And Jesus demonstrated for us our true identity.
He demonstrated for us the true nature of the Father.
He demonstrated on the cross what it looks like to echo...
He demonstrated for us what it looks like to echo the divine life on the cross.
And it looks like...
It looks like love.
Come on, great stuff there, Claire.
Great stuff there, Dean.
Great words. Appreciate sharing those things.
So, yeah, it's the process of becoming love.
And the process of becoming love is the process of the renewed mind.
And when we see Him as He is, we become like Him.
So, really, so much of it is fueled out of a journey of intimacy.
When you dance with the Trinity and you see who they are and you see who you are,
it's this beautiful revelation of truth.
And you don't necessarily have to get more and more introspective
in the attempts of, like, keep looking into yourself.
You're not the answer. You're not the solution.
It's not about looking for lies in yourself.
It's about looking into His eyes, looking into their gaze,
devoting yourself to seek their face, spending time in the Word,
spending time in the presence, spending time soaking in the love.
It's like fixing your eyes upon Jesus.
And all of that journey of intimacy is going to go...
It's going to produce so much transformation on the inside of you
when you have an encounter and you see His face.
And you see for yourself the nature of God as He wraps His arms around you,
as He takes you deep into His embrace, as you come face-to-face with Him,
as you have experiences in Heaven, as you have experiences in the Word,
as you have experiences as you're praying and seeking the Lord,
then, boom, as we see Him, we become like Him.
Great stuff.
Hey, let's chuck out some other questions there.
Anyone who's got a question right there.
Hey, appreciate that, Claire. Thank you that you're loving that.
Ah, basically turn off Netflix.
Well, there is a season for everything.
A season for everything, Gabriel.
But if turning off Netflix is what it takes for you to see Him face-to-face,
then that would be a good concept.
Right, chuck out there anyone else who's got a question right on point.
I want to focus, prioritize questions right on point
with this whole concept of Jesus revealing the Father,
the divine dance, the orphan illusion, separation is an illusion.
Oh, yeah, great stuff.
Good word there, Dean. Mate, I loved your live as well, Dean.
It's really primo stuff, man. Just really awesome stuff.
Loving all the good stuff that you're bringing out.
You're really adding a lot of value. So cheers for that, Dean.
Now, let's score some other questions.
Who's got another question? Pump it out.
Otherwise, I'm going to check back through some of the older comments.
Just trying to figure out how to pull all those up.
But I'm creating a moment now. If awareness is important and...
Ah, ha ha. Okay, sweet.
Yeah, good point there. Good question there, Claire.
And good question there, Joe.
And yeah, totally. Yeah, totally.
The answer really is a love baptism.
Actually, Paul nails it in Ephesians 3.
Let me pull this verse up for you in Ephesians 3.
Check this out for a verse in Ephesians 3 for like an apostolic prayer.
So, Paul...
Let's jump into this on Ephesians 3 there,
on this concept of what you guys are bringing up now.
Ephesians 3, 17 to 19.
I'm going to read this to you from the Amplified translation.
It says,
May Christ through your faith actually dwell, settle down...
by and make His permanent home in your hearts.
May you be rooted deep in love and founded securely on love, that you may have the power
and be strong to apprehend and grasp with all the saints, God's devoted people, the
experience of that love which far surpasses mere knowledge without experience, that you
may really come to know practically through experience for yourselves the love of Christ
which far surpasses mere knowledge without experience, that you may be filled through
all your being unto all the fullness of God and have the richest measure of the divine
presence and become a body wholly filled and flooded with God Himself.
Wow!
Come on!
Now, how's that for some good theology, right?
Most people would say that Paul was the ultimate theologian.
He was the ultimate theologian and from Paul's perspective here in Ephesians 3 verse 17 to
19, and I read that to you from the Amplified Classic Version, Paul is saying that, look,
check this out from the ultimate theologian in world history.
You want to found, we'll read it again because this is just phenomenal.
May Christ through your faith actually dwell, settle down, abide, make His permanent home
in your hearts.
May you be rooted deep in love and founded securely on love.
Okay, so he's making the point that we are called to be founded on love.
Our whole Christian experience, our whole journey with the Trinity, everything about
this whole story, everything about this whole adventure, everything about this great quest
is supposed to be founded on something.
And the foundation that our whole Jesus relationship, our whole adventure is supposed to be founded
on is supposed to be founded on love.
Now let's check this love out.
What type of foundation should it be?
We want to see this.
In Ephesians 3, this is Paul's apostolic prayer for you and I.
May you be rooted deep in love.
Boom!
That's your life.
May your whole story, may your whole journey, may your whole moment by moment, may your
tomorrow, may your yesterday, may your today, may it be rooted deep in love and founded
securely on love, that you may have the power and be strong to apprehend and grasp with
all the saints, God's devoted people, the experience of that love.
That you may be strong to grasp the experience of that love.
And what is the breadth and height and depth of it?
Come on, he's saying that this has got to be founded, your whole experience with God,
your whole relationship, all your theology, all your action, all of everything that's
coming out of you, everything that your life is about is supposed to be founded on a radical,
radical baptism in the love of God that's high and deep and wide.
And what else did he say about it?
That you may really come to know practically through experience for yourselves.
So it's not just a metaphorical, it's not just a mental, theological, theoretical, possible
experience of love.
This is a real, supernatural, tangible experience of love.
And not just a little trickle, no, this is a real, supernatural, tangible, practical
experiential baptism in the supernatural, divine love of the Trinity that would be your
moment by moment, that would be your foundation, that would be your firm setting.
This is what Paul wants them to found their lives on.
He wants people to discover the supernatural baptism into the love of God and let your
experience, let your journey, let it all be founded on the supernatural baptism in the
love of God.
So if we haven't made that the main point, if we haven't made that the main destination,
if we haven't said to people, look, this is the focus, the focus of all this church and
everything is, we want to see you baptized into the love of the Trinity, baptized into
the depths, the heights, the widths of the supernatural, tangible, manifested, fiery,
fiery love of the Trinity.
We want to see you baptized into delight.
We want to see you baptized into bliss.
We want to see you baptized into ecstasy so that every part of your being, body, soul
and spirit is completely immersed in the love of the Trinity.
This is what Paul's saying is the whole point of where we're supposed to be, where we're
supposed to go, what we're called to, where we're called to bring people.
We're not called to bring people into fear and disconnection and religious condemnation
and shame and guilt and self-hatred.
We're called to bring people into a baptism in the love of the Trinity that their whole
being could be found.
founded on that. So even as we're doing evangelism, what's the whole point?
Reveal the Father from the very beginning. That's not like Christian elite.
That's the very beginning. Let every part of our message be about baptizing
everyone in this divine love. Let the whole message, let the whole focus be
about introducing people to this baptism of love. Introducing people to this
Father. Revealing the Father. Revealing the Trinity. Revealing that love that
BOOM! Just baptizes, saturates. Oh come on, let's finish reading this verse.
That you may really come to know practically through experience for yourselves the
love of Christ which far surpasses mere knowledge without experience. That you
may be filled through all your being unto all the fullness of God. May have
the richest measure of the divine presence and become a body wholly filled
and flooded with God. Oh juicy, glorious, beautiful. Even, I mean, even the Great
Commission, right? Let's re-look at, re-assess the Great Commission. Matthew 28
Jesus says, go therefore and make disciples of all nations. Hey Tenille, hey
it's great to have a few others checking in. I love having you guys jumping on
board. So the Great Commission, therefore go and baptize all nations. So he doesn't
say, he says, go and make disciples of all nations. So one point there is that he's
not saying make disciples in nations. He wants us to disciple entire nations.
Disciple cities. Disciple nations. And then he gets to this point, baptizing
them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. This is the Great
Commission. The Great Commission is to actually baptize nations, to disciple
nations, and to baptize nations into the name. So now the word name, we've got to
understand that in the Hebrew concept, name is nature. Name is nature. Name is
nature. Name is nature. So for Jesus to say, baptize, go therefore and make disciples of
all nations, not make disciples in nations, it's make disciples of all
nations. Make disciples of cities. Make disciples of nations. Go therefore and
make disciples of all nations, baptizing them into the name. Now the name, that
word should mean nature. We should perceive that to mean nature. Baptizing
them in the nature of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Now if you're
going to baptize nations into the nature of the Father, the Son, and the Holy
Spirit, you are going to baptize nations into the most extreme, extravagant,
outrageous, wonderful, glorious baptism of love and bliss and ecstasy that you
could ever imagine. So even the Great Commission and Paul, they resonate. Paul
says make your foundation a baptism into the love of the Trinity and Jesus says
the whole, the message, the purpose, what I'm sending you out to do is to baptize
nations into the love of the Trinity. Wow! Go therefore and make disciples of all
nations, baptizing them in the name or baptizing them in the nature of the
Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Yeah! Come on, it's not just about, oh it's not
about actually, it's not actually about a water baptism. It's about baptizing us
into the nature of the Trinity. If you think that is about a water baptism, then
you'll just do powerless religious cycles of going through, going through
the motions, going through the traditions, if you don't also include with it a
baptism into the nature of the Trinity, which is a radical love baptism, which is
the church's void of this love baptism. The church has lost the love baptism. So
if we want to see the power of water baptism, the power of water baptism is
supercharged by a baptism into the love of the Trinity, a baptism into the divine
life, a baptism into the bliss, the awe, the wonder, the ecstasy, this delight of
the Trinity, a baptism into the dance of the Trinity. That's what has raw power to
change nations, to transform lives. When everything about our journey, it starts
and ends and finishes on this place of we are the beloved and you right now
sitting right where you're sitting, standing, lying, wherever you are, you are.
And there's one thing that I actually felt the Lord saying that He wanted to
say the most, He wanted to communicate the most tonight, and it's such a basic
thing, but it will revolutionize world history when we get it. And He just, I
just felt on the heart of the Trinity tonight is just to say to you right
where you are, you are the focus of their delight. So right now the Trinity has
their eyes on you. The Trinity has their eyes on you and their focus as they're
looking at you right now, their eyes as they're gazing on you right now,
their focus is delight. Their eyes are infused with delight. You are the delight
of the Trinity. Boom! Hey, hope that was valuable for you. Just give a thumbs up
if you liked that. I know I
I just got gloriously juiced up from that, let me know how good was that, have you had
a good time?
Now I'm sure that there's way more questions and yeah Jesus went on to teach them and say
that I've commanded you not to teach them, yeah great, yeah that's great Dean, Dean's
just added that Jesus commanded him to go on and teach them everything that I have commanded
you and he gave us the instruction to love one another as he has loved us, boom, oh my
gosh, hey so massive love to all you guys, such a delight, woohoo thanks to Neil, I did
have fun preaching right then, yeah they'll know we are Christians by our love, come on,
whoa now isn't that a cool distinguishing mark, what an authentication that we got the
message, when we get the message you're going to leak love, cheers Nigel, thanks guys for
all your comments, when you actually catch the gospel that Jesus came to bring you are
definitely going to leak love all over the place, you're not just going to leak it, you're
not just going to drip it, you're going to become a living, moving, breathing, walking
baptism in the love of the Trinity, whoa, boom, so hey let me say as well to you tonight
like I am just so blown away by the power of the cross to be the ultimate revelation
of the nature of God, I'm so blown away, hey thanks Dino, love you man, I'm so blown away
by the capacity of the cross to reveal the true nature of our identity, whoa, it's so
phenomenal, the cross is so powerful but the power of the cross, just want you to catch
the power of the cross is in the revelation that the cross communicates, there's a revelation
that the cross is communicating and that revelation can boom right now cut to your heart and set
you free, there's a revelation in the blood of Jesus and the blood of Jesus is powerful
to cleanse us from all sin and remember sin is living out of the false identities, living
from that place, the blood of Jesus is powerful to cleanse us from that, the blood of Jesus
is powerful to cleanse us from sinful identities, from a sin stained conscience by bringing
a revelation that you are not a sinner, by bringing a revelation that you are exclusively
defined by the Trinity and when you catch that revelation, that the blood carries, catch
that revelation that the cross carries, the cross carries a revelation and that's what
gives it power to set you free, the blood carries a revelation and that's what gives
it power to set you free, so if you want to experience the power of the cross, if you
want to experience the power of the blood, you want to meditate on the blood and meditate
on the revelation that the blood communicates, meditate on the revelation that the cross
communicates and ultimately when you get it, you won't come to the conclusion that God
saves us from God, no, ridiculous, throw that one out, boom, gone, you will come to the
revelation that the cross sets us free from ourselves, from our false identities and ultimately
that will position you to dance, that will position you to live in the delight of the
Trinity as a moment by moment, a moment by moment existence, as you get that truth that
will reset all your default settings, how cool is that, John 8, 12, I am the light of
the world, whoever follows me will never walk in darkness but will have the light of life,
you will actually start to become an echo, you will wear as a garment, you will carry
and possess in your hand the divine life and that's what you are designed to do, that's
what you are called to do is to echo, to carry the divine life as a garment, to echo the
divine life, to possess the divine life in your hand so that everywhere you go, you are
an echo of the divine life which is what Jesus was, an echo of the divine life and because
he was an echo of the divine life, everywhere he went, he revealed the father and when we
become echoes of the divine life, everywhere we go, we will reveal the father, beautiful
stuff guys, hey great stuff, really love that, I am going to pray for us in a minute but
I just want to let you know as well that I am going to do a little bit of a schedule
change, I will give you an update about that, I am going to do the next couple of lives,
I am going to do them at night rather than during the day, so in the next couple of lives
they are going to be at night and I am going to update that in the book, in the group,
also you really want to catch this, you really want to stay tuned for this moment, this week
on Friday, on Friday I am going to give you all the details about if you want to pursue
going further into the 12 week school of sonship and I want to really encourage you to really
have a, really think about joining the group, I am going to give you all the details about
me on that full school because one thing that I've learned as I've been journeying
with people, cheers guys, cheers Joe, cheers Will, thanks for that
encouragement, love that. One thing that I've learned is that I've had countless
questions and I've been on a journey for over a decade questioning, wrestling with
the theology, pressing into the present, seeking God for revelation, fasting,
investing myself, countless hours of study and writing and meditating on it
and just sucking on and asking questions and wrestling with God over and over and
over again and one thing that I know that happens and when we have all of our
schools and our training events, the place that we see the deepest
transformation is our school, our sonship program where people actually have time
to meditate on this and wrestle with this and journey with this in a
community so I really want to encourage you, my thoughts would be that you
would have way more questions and I can only scrape the surface tonight but we're
just going to go real deep in that, we're going to go deep into the history of
Christian theology, where that came from, we're going to go deeper into this stuff,
we're going to get deeper into love baptisms, we're going to go into supernatural
lifestyle, we're going to go into building community so stay tuned
because I'm going to give you updates on how you can be a part of that and I
don't want anyone who wants to be in there, I don't want anyone to miss out, I
would love everyone to be on board so if you're keen, stay tuned because I want to
make a way for everyone who is keen to be on board and I really really really
want to highly recommend this journey, it was priceless to keep
continuing the journey with family so get thinking about that, I would love to
have you on board and I'm excited, very very excited to announce some really
cool things going forward with that and I'm actually going to be, I'll give you
more announcements and more information on this but in the next week I'm
actually going to give out $14,000, that's right $14,000, $14,970
worth of scholarships to participate in the online School of Sonships so keep
your ears tuned, stay, watch for those notices as those come out and I want to
pray for us now for just a fresh love baptism so I want to pray an apostolic
prayer over you, one that I've already prayed but wherever you are I just want to
encourage you, hey you were not created to live in a love deficit, you were
created to live with a love baptism every moment of every day so how about
you get comfortable right where you are, get comfortable right where you are and
start just getting in a place of however you receive best, I want to read
this over you and just release, release a bit of a love impartation for you right
where you are, so come on, thanks for those comments guys, love you so much
Matthew, sorry Ephesians 3 17 to 19 one more time, may Christ through your faith
actually dwell, settle down, abide, make us permanent home in your hearts, may you
be rooted deep in love and founded securely on love, that you may have the
power and be strong to apprehend and grasp with all the saints, God's devoted
people, the experience of that love, what is the breadth and length and height and
depth of it, that you may really come to know practically through experience for
yourselves the love of Christ, which far surpasses mere experience, which far
surpasses mere knowledge without experience, that you may be filled, I just
pray this as well, that the anointing that's on these apostolic
words, that the power of this anointing will begin to
flow in you, begin to flow in your room, begin to flow in your house, begin to
flow in your car, begin to flow right through your body, your soul, your spirit,
right through you, I just pray that right now, that the anointing and the
power that's on these words, that the fire that's on these words, as these
words were birthed in the heart of the Father and there's a power on them,
there's a fire on them, there's an anointing on them, and let's release that,
oh wow, right now let's release that power, release that fire, release that
anointing, that divine enabling, just begin to come crashing down over
you and in you and through you, let's release that love baptism, I just see
that actually right now, I can just see in the spirit, this love baptism
circling around people, there are people right now who are hearing my voice
and there is an encounter with the Trinity going on right now,
there is a deep encounter, the love of the Trinity is just circling around you,
I can see it, I can see this love of the Trinity circling around people and just
inviting them back into the divine dance, including them, baptizing them, washing
them.
are pouring over them, filling them, flooding them, consuming them, immersing them in this
divine love, that you may really come to know practically through experience for yourselves
the love of Christ, which far surpasses knowledge without experience, that you may be filled,
that you may be filled, that you may be filled through all your being unto all the fullness
of God, and may have the richest measure of the divine presence and become a body wholly
filled and flooded with God himself.
Wow, so I just declare right now a filling in the name of Yeshua Messiah, a filling,
a baptism, a filling, an overflow, an impartation, a release of the fiery, fiery love of the
Trinity right now, that that delight of the Trinity would just baptize people.
And I just prophesy right now, I actually see, I see in people's minds it's like these
old tracts, these old, you used to play all these tracts, and they're just getting removed,
these tracts of condemnation, these tracts of rejection, these tracts of being unlovable,
all these tracts that your mind just plays over and over, well right now I declare that
they're being removed, they're being taken away, that you're being set free from those
right now, and there's a new tract going in, that you are the delight of the Trinity, you
are the focus of their delight.
It's the sound of, it's the sound of Matthew 3, 17, and a voice from heaven said, this
is my son, marked by my love, the focus of my delight, whoa, you are his son, marked
by his love, you are the focus of his delight, whoa, I just release that over you right now,
whoa, I release that over you right now, release over you Romans 5, 8, and hope, so God demonstrates
his own love for us in this, that while we're still sinners, Christ died for us.
I release over you Romans 8 right now, Romans 8, 35 to 39, who shall ever separate us from
Christ's love?
Shall suffering and affliction and tribulation or calamity and distress or persecution or
hunger or destitution or peril or sword, even as it is written, for your sake we are put
to death all the day long.
We are regarded and counted as sheep for the slaughter, yet amid all these things we are
more than conquerors through Christ and gain a surpassing victory through him who loved
us, for I am persuaded beyond doubt, for I am persuaded beyond doubt, I am sure that
neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor things impending and threatening, nor things
to come, nor powers, nor height, nor depth, nor anything else in all creation will be
able to separate us from the love of God which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.
I just release that unseparable love, I just release that love that finds you, I release
that love right now, I just declare that the love of the Father is tracking you down.
I just see some people, you've been lost, you've been far from this love, but I just
declare right now that you can't be separated from this love, you can't get away from this
love, the Father is chasing you down, his love is chasing you down, he is chasing you
down with delight, you've lived in condemnation, and shame, and brokenness, and darkness, and
oppression, and depression, but the love of the Father is chasing you down right now to
fill you, to flood you, to baptize you, release supernatural encounters with the extravagant
love of the Father right now, a baptism in the love of the Trinity right now in Jesus
name.
Whoa, whoa, I just declare over you, Zephaniah 3, 17, the Lord your God is with you, he is
mighty to save, he will take great delight in you, he will quiet you with his love, he
will rejoice over you with singing.
Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, oh my gosh, thank you, thank you, thank
you, Papa, thank you, Papa, wow, Papa, I just thank you so much for your presence and your
spirit right now just going deep, deep, deep in people's hearts, I see actually right now
that the chimney is just removing thorns, it's happening on mass, it's not just for
one person, but the love of the Trinity, it's such an atmosphere, I can feel it, I can feel
an atmosphere of the presence, I can feel an atmosphere of the tangible glory of God,
tangible all around me right now, I see the hand of the Father just reaching into people's
hearts and removing these thorns, removing these wounds, removing this brokenness, removing
all this pain and darkness and bitterness and wounding, and I just declare it right
now over your life, that he is removing and he's healing, he's restoring betrayal, he's
removing and he's healing, he's restoring bitterness and offense.
I see Him really tenderly and gently coming and actually nursing people and gently tenderly
caring for and healing those that have been damaged by rejection.
I declare that today is your day of freedom, that His love is coming close, He's going
to heal you, He's going to restore you, He's going to bring freedom, He's going to set
you free.
What I just see is I see the breath of God just breathing life on you.
I see the breath of God breathing life on you and I believe that there's tangible power
on that.
I believe that there's a supernatural power on that word, that that's not just some word
from my imagination but I believe that that is a word from God for people right now, that
He is breathing on you right now.
I actually think some people are going to begin to experience the breath of God physically
blowing over them like a wind blowing over you.
This happens so often, it's like a supernatural wind comes and blows.
I see a picture of the breath of God breathing over people right now and I see them just
getting healed, healed, healed, healed, healed, healed, healed.
Not just hearts but bodies and so I prophesy over you right now, there's an atmosphere
for healing, the presence of God is near, the presence of God is present for healing,
the presence of God is present for healing.
So I declare release right now of miraculous healings.
For Claire who's asked for prayer, I declare healing of your heart right now, in Jesus
name.
And I see beautiful, beautiful healing taking place as the Father just breathes over you.
So as we come to a close, I just declare the breath of God, the breath, the Ruah, the life,
that release of His breath, that release of His life, that release of the source of life,
the origin of life is coming into your world and bringing Shalom, coming into your world
and bringing restoration, coming into your world and bringing freedom and healing in
Jesus name.
Whoa, whoa, amen, amen.
Hey, we'll love you guys so much, I just pray that over and over and over and over and over
and over and over and over you just get saturated in His love, that it'll track you down in
your sleep, in your wake, while you're showering, while you're eating, while you're working.
I just pray that the love of the Trinity will track you down and you will be baptized
in the love of the Trinity, and I pray that that will reset your default setting so that
it won't just be an encounter, but it'll be your brand new normal.
Love you, and we'll see you soon, excited to share this journey with you, excited to
go deeper and deeper and deeper, and really, really, really want to encourage you, do consider
joining me for the full 12-week school, I want to go deeper with you guys in this and
see people radically, radically transformed, stepping into the bliss of sonship, stepping
into effortless union with the Trinity, stepping into participation in the divine life.
So thanks everyone for being with us, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you,
and can't wait to see just radical baptisms of the love of the Father, and just hearing
the Lord just speaking to me right now as well, and this is not the end, if you're having
an encounter right now, the Lord just says this is not the end, and there's some people
that right now, right where you are, you just need to stay in that place, because he's going
to go deeper, I'm excited to hear the testimonies, but he's going to go deeper, there's others
of you just going to start getting hit by baptisms in the love of God, that it's just
like, whoa, this is uncommon, I haven't experienced this before, but some of you are about to
start getting blindsided by love, love is going to blindside you, love is going to come
and just like, boom, you haven't experienced this before, but love is going to blindside
you, like at dinner tonight, I was eating my dinner, and then boom, blindsided by love,
and Alicia who's watching was having dinner with me, and she's like, oh, you look a little
bit strange, and I was like, yeah, I was having a little love baptism there, having my dinner,
and I just declare that that's going to happen to you, you're going to get tracked down,
you're going to get pursued, you're going to get overwhelmed, you're going to get overcome,
you're going to get swallowed up in the love of the Trinity, you're going to get baptized
in the love of the Trinity, oh, boom, amen, love you, see you real soon, and have an amazing
time, night, day, morning, wherever you are in the world, catch you soon, and please,
please, please, don't forget to do lives, I'd love some more 60 second lives, so jump
on, share how this has been impacting you, share the testimonies of healings and restorations
and love encounters that are coming out, we want to celebrate with you, we want to share
this journey together, love you, see you soon, boom.