Living for Generations to Come — Scott Volk

Generational Inheritance and Eternal Perspective

Open up, if you would, to Proverbs chapter 13. Proverbs chapter 13 on the front of your bulletin, the title of the message today is, it's living for generations to come. Living for generations to come.

The verse that I want to start off with today is Proverbs chapter 13, verse 22. Proverbs 13, verse 22. I'm just going to read the first part of this verse probably a couple of times. A good man leaves an inheritance to his children's children.

A good man leaves an inheritance to his children's children. I think one of the great challenges in the world today and in the church today is that we are a people who tend to not think generationally.

We think about ourselves. We think about our well-being without ever contemplating the inheritance that we're leaving for our children's children. We're in a me-centered society. Everything revolves around me.

We get a raise and we spend the money on me. We come into something and we spend the money on us. What we consume rather than produce, we take things into ourselves because we don't think generationally.

And God is a God of generations. When God spoke blessing, he spoke blessing not just to Abraham but to his children's children's children's children. Are you following me? God doesn't think about just blessing for the sake of blessing.

He thinks about blessing for the sake of generations to come. A good man. A good man leaves an inheritance for his children's children. Now, before I get going, I want to smash what many of you may be thinking right now where inheritance is concerned.

I think it's wonderful when parents can leave a monetary inheritance for their children. However, I would trade a monetary inheritance any day for the Spirit of God generationally being built into our families.

My mother and father left a lifestyle that would have provided me a very nice inheritance. The people with whom my father was working back in the early 1970s today are making between half a million and three quarters of a million dollars a year.

I might have had everything this world could ask for. We lived in a beautiful home. We had nice everything. We were at parties. We were at Broadway plays. We were at nice restaurants in New York City, New Haven, Connecticut.

And then my dad and my mom found Jesus. And do you know what they did? At the call of God, they sold everything they had and they moved to northern Minnesota. We went from a beautiful home to a trailer.

We went from having money to having nothing this world could afford. We had eternal life. I look now at my cousin. My cousin, Michael Volk, whose father, the oldest Volk in my father's family of three children.

Successful attorney, New York City, then moved to New Jersey. Practiced in Freehold, New Jersey for years. Actually, when my grandfather died, he left a significant amount of money And sold and he had an upstairs downstairs apartment thing in Brooklyn, New York.

I God knows how much that thing sold for. And do you know who got the inheritance? My dad's older brother who was an attorney and because of my dad and my dad's younger brother following Jesus, they were written out of the will and the earthly inheritance went to my uncle norm.

Now, I have his son, Michael, my first cousin, my uncle norm. Has left this life. I only pray that in his dying days and last minutes of life. He remembered the words that my father spoke to him for the last 30 years.

So my cousin Michael has been left with this inheritance from his grandfather. But do you know what? He does not know the Lord Jesus. There is an inheritance that we are destined and called to leave to our grandchildren and their grandchildren.

And you might say, Scott, I don't have children. I'm 10 years old. I'm 80 years old and I don't have children. Listen, it's a mindset that God wants us to be living in that. We're not just thinking about this generation, but generations to come.

And it's a God way of thinking. When we think like God does, we have eternity in our view. When we think like the enemy does, we have right now in our view. And there is a destiny and an inheritance that God is calling his people to pass on to generations.

Because if we live only to make fire church comfortable for us in the few short years that we may be here. Without thinking about what this congregation is going to look like for our grandchildren. Can I just say something?

We are selfish. If we set our family structure up just for us and we don't think about our grandchildren, we are selfish. If we live our lives just thinking about who we are and what we can get, we are living without the generational mindset that God desires us to live with.

That will change everything. How many of you are living and even thinking about your grandchildren's children? Think about this. How differently would the church look? How differently would our families look?

The divorce rate in the world, 50 that I read this stat online, 25 of all married men cheat on their wives. You know why? Because they're not thinking generationally. They're thinking about now. I want pleasure now.

I want my life now. The things in which that we that we indulge in for our own satisfaction. It's for right now. And do you know that as we do those things, we can very easily forfeit the inheritance that God destined us to have.

I was going to do this again. I did this. I want to leave a inheritance for my children. If money has anything to do with it, that'd be great. God will have to change things rapidly for that to be the case, but that's okay.

Spiritual Inheritance in the Family

So the other the other night, I'm putting Olivia to bed here. If I brag on my 16 month old daughter for a minute, is that okay? Those of you don't know, I've got five kids, 21, 20, 18, 16, and 16 months.

That's right, because I'm a generational man. It's going to keep on having children. All right, so so it's pitch black in the room, and I'm going to put Olivia down to sleep three nights ago. And for whatever reason, what I try to do is, it's I want to speak into my kids spirits.

So I'll sing to them. I'll declare the word of God over them. So for whatever reason, I don't usually do this. I took my phone out. It's pitch black in the room, and I've got Olivia on, and I just hit the voice record button because I wanted to just tell her the story of Noah and how Noah protected God's animals on the ark.

So may I indulge for a minute and 57 seconds? You guys have got to hear this. Here we go. So Livvy daddy's going to tell you a story about Noah. Can you say Noah? Noah built an ark. What? That's right.

Noah. That's right. Noah built the ark. And you know what he put in the ark, Olivia? He put animals. Can you say animals? Animals. That was animals. What Liv? Noah put animals in the ark to protect them from the rain.

Yeah, no, all sorts of animals. Can you say giraffe? What does an owl say? Jojo? So the man who built the ark, his name was Noah. What Liv? Let me finish the story. Man's name who built. Let me finish the story.

Man's name. What Liv? How many times are you going to ask me? Dad, what Liv? Noah, that's right. So the man who built the ark, his name was what Liv? There's Olivia. You know, actually, it's so perfectly ties into what I want to share today.

Because there is something. That Olivia is going to remember. Do you know what she does now? I'll pick her up in the morning and I'm not even talking about Noah. We'll go. Come on. You want to go get some milk?

Dada. What Liv? Noah. In the turkey. She remembers everything. I am called as a father to pass life down to generations to come. Folks, we're not called to sit in a comfortable church and hear messages weekend and week out only to say, I go to the greatest church in town.

My church is growing 28 people every quarter. My church is growing 2800 people every quarter. Who gives a rip? We have got to. I believe I just said that we have got to. We have got to be thinking not about how big our church is getting.

We've got to be starting. We've got to start thinking about generations to come. Are we affecting generations to come? Jesus didn't come just to so that we could fit him into our lives and say, we're churchgoers.

He came so that the world would be changed through us. We've got to start thinking when we start thinking generationally. We start thinking in a way that affects and changes society in the world. It's an amazing thing.

Costly Faithfulness for Future Generations

I just as I was preparing my heart for the message. I was thinking just about Mike Brown. Look. Mike Brown could be a very wealthy man. Living in a very large house all by himself with his wife, Nancy and a huge international ministry.

He could do that. But instead and in speaking on revival and Jewish stuff, Mike Brown is the foremost Jewish apologist in the world bar none. Every secular Orthodox rabbi and religious Orthodox rabbi will say the number one enemy.

To Judaism as they know it is Mike Brown enemy. Number one, you go to any of these anti-missionary websites. Mike Brown is on them. You know, we've got to shut this guy's mouth. They say, but do you know what he's doing?

He's writing a book that's going to be released in either this week or next week. Exposing the homosexual agenda. I'm like, come on, Mike. Why don't you write some book on prophecy? Get invited to some large churches.

Get some get some big-name publishers just to endorse the book. You know why he's doing it not to be popular. He's thinking about generations to come. Pick up the phone on Friday. To call flip Benham.

Some of you may know flip some of you may not flips a great guy way different than I with a calling when I say way different in a good way. We're just very very different, but he's got a calling to see abortion ended in this.

He is his call is to do everything he can to fight the abortion battle. So I called him on Friday because I just wanted to ask him what in the world? Why are you giving your life to this? So I called him up.

Hey flip. This is Scott Volk Scott. How are you? Good. I said, I'm preparing a message for Sunday. I just wanted to call you. You have a minute. He goes. Yeah, one second. He starts talking to somebody goes Scott.

You're not going to believe this. I'm at the abortion mill and some woman's about ready to unleash her dog on me. I'll call you back. And I was like, that's all I needed to hear. It's all I needed to hear.

Do you want to avoid conflict start thinking about just you you want to avoid persecution just start thinking about you. Think of it. Think about your well-being. Just think about living life comfortably.

You'll be fine. You want to see the the enemy start attacking start thinking generationally because when you do that's how you affect Eternity. I got a text message. From Gina Gladstone after the morning meeting today.

I just I just want to read this to you because she said it so succinctly in her in her text message. If I could just quickly pull this up. Okay. 1154 a .m. So this this just came in Scott the Lord put this on my heart this morning.

When you try to satisfy the desires of this present moment, you forfeit Eternity when you live in light of Eternity, it sanctifies this present moment and brings true fulfillment to the now and to the future.

Come on Gina amazing. So sitting in a prayer meeting on Wednesday with pastors flip over to Genesis chapter 25. I was sitting in a prayer meeting this week Wednesday. The prayer house in Concord pastors and leaders from the city of Concord get together every week to pray.

And I'm sitting up there and I'm struck with a phrase that I never thought of before. And that phrase is this the God of Abraham Isaac and Esau. That's what I thought of. I've never heard that phrase before.

This is not even a biblical phrase, but can I tell you something the first born is the one who gets the inheritance and the double portion. That's how it goes. Read Deuteronomy. God's blessing is on the firstborn.

He's the one who gets the inheritance passed to him. He's got the birthright. He's got the lineage God of Abraham Isaac and Esau. No Scott's the God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob. Yeah, it is. But do you know why?

Do you know why? Because Esau forfeited his right to be in the lineage of the Messiah. I mean, you want to talk about staggering Abraham Isaac Esau, David, Jesus. That's not how it goes folks. Listen to this story Genesis chapter 25 and as you listen to this, oh, I want to implore you.

We've got to get generations into our thinking and into the way we live because if we live for the now moment, we will be destined to be a people who are only satisfied temporarily and miss out on all that God has for us individually.

And if you're part of fire, I'd have to say for fire corporately. That might sound selfish. I want you to live for eternity so that I can be blessed. I want to live for eternity so that you can be blessed.

How's that? I want us all to live for eternity so that God can be glorified in this city and in this region. Genesis 25. Verse 24. Speaking of Rebecca, who was barren when she married Isaac. The Lord came to her, spoke to her, opened her womb.

When her days to be delivered were fulfilled. Behold, there were twins in her womb. Now the first came forth red all over like a hairy garment and they named him Esau. Afterward, his brother came forth with his hand holding on to Esau's heel.

Think about this twins. The first one's coming out. Doctors are standing around and connected to the heel is an arm. It's almost like Jacob saying, you get back in here. I'm going to be the first one out.

There was a struggle even in the womb for the blessing. He's hanging on. So his name was called Jacob and Isaac was 60 years old when when Rebecca gave birth to them. When the boys grew up, Esau became a skillful hunter, a man of the field.

But Jacob was a peaceful man living intense. Now Isaac loved Esau because he had a taste for game. But Rebecca loved Jacob when Jacob had cooked stew. Esau came in from the field and he was famished and Esau said to Jacob, please let me have a swallow of that red stuff there for I am famished.

Esau, Present Gratification, and the Birthright

Just stop right there for one second. I want to give you a warning be on guard of the decisions you make when you are famished be on guard when you're going through a wilderness season of the decisions that you make because they have the potential of causing you to forfeit what God's intents and plans are for your life.

I do not like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. I was reminded while I was speaking earlier this morning of a time that I ate a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. I never make them for myself. I don't like them.

I'm going to make a meal. I'm going to make a meal in a butter and jelly. I'm sorry is not a meal. Amen. Amen must have been about 15 years ago. I was on a fast. Because God called me to fast. Beth had prepared these peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.

They were sitting on the counter of our home in Phoenix Scottsdale. And I walked through and I was famished kind of a wimp to a thousand famished wimp. And I thought oh my gosh, look at those sandwiches.

I mean peanut butter and jelly. It's like I would die for one of those things right now. I broke my fast. Great man of spiritual Valor that I am. For a peanut a lousy peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

Look, I could have gone to the refrigerator and maybe got some meat or something out of there and like chomped on it. It's like if you're going to do something you may as well just really do it. Why bust your fast on a peanut butter sandwich go to some steakhouse or something that thing?

It was almost like it had had a voice calling me from the counter. Oh come to me. It's amazing what people do when they're really hungry. It's amazing what we do and the decisions we make when we feel famished.

And I'm telling you God wants to warn us today. Do not be like Esau. Check this out. Esau said to Jacob, please let me have a swallow of that red stuff there from famished. Therefore his name was Edom.

But Jacob said first sell me your belt your birthright. Esau said behold, I'm about to die. So of what use then is the birthright to me? Jacob said first swear to me. So he swore to him and sold his birthright to Jacob.

Then Jacob gave Esau bread and lentil stew and he ate and drank and rose and went on his way. Thus Esau despised birthright. McLaren, who's the author of a commentary series that I have said this I wrote it in margin of my Bible.

The lesson of this story is the sin and folly of buying present gratification at the price of giving up far greater future. Good the folly and sin of buying or obtaining present gratification at the expense of forfeiting future.

Good folks. Your futures are bright Jeremiah. I know. I know the future. I have for you. Right says the Lord. How does that go? Prosperity? Hope and a future that's God's destiny for us. But we so easily get stirred by a stupid peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

Who knows what could have happened? If I walked out my fast like the Lord wanted me to I'm not living in condemnation over that at least or I hope I'm not. No, we blow it. I blew it. But you know what God wants you want sons and daughters who live for their grandchildren's grandchildren.

Do you do you think this way? Look, I'm I'm looking at the Pruitt's over here. I'm thinking to myself these guys from what I understand had a very nice life in Texas. Is that right? Money cars nice life.

You know where they're going in a couple of months. They're going to the Philippines. To give their lives for the next season of their life to work. Is it okay that I said that? Okay, I'm trying to think if that was one of the things you prompt made me promise not to say to everybody to give their life.

To see children saved out of a slex sex trade to take in orphaned children to live on an island in the Philippines. What are they thinking? You know what? They're thinking about their children's children.

You know what he saw was thinking about himself period. I want to be satisfied now. Proverbs says this don't look at wine when it's red in the cup and it sparkles ever so nicely in the end. It goes down like Wormwood.

I think just it's it's bitter to the end. I'm not here to tell you whether it's okay to drink wine or not, but here's what I will tell you. There's nobody that's lying in the streets of their city as a drunkard whoever said when I grow up.

I want to be a drunk lying in my own vomit in the middle of the streets. It started off by looking at something that was just sparkling in a cup. You know, what's amazing to me? Esau Esau wasn't tempted by some beautiful woman.

That was somebody else's wife. He wasn't tempted by some gross sin. It was a little thing. It was a choice. He made it's just a bowl of stew and he lost the lineage rights. Oh, I think if if Esau could do this all over again, I believe his decision might have been somewhat different.

I believe in the sovereignty of God. I'm not here to discuss the blessing of Jacob and all that stuff as one who comes from the loins of Jacob. I know all that. I'm telling you this. Esau forfeited his birthright to his younger brother.

And lost the privileges that come with it. God says because he's a generational God that the sins of the father are passed down. What to the third and fourth generation that right? I would have says. I can't tell you how many people I speak with who come into the office.

Who are going through some marital difficulties only to find out that their parents went through these things and their parents went through these things or people who are struggling with addictive behaviors.

Yeah, my my dad was an alcoholic. My grandfather was an alcoholic. I'm an alcoholic. You know what Jesus came to do set the captives free the spirit of the Lord's on me Isaiah 61, which he quoted in the synagogue because the Lord's anointed me to preach good news to bring freedom.

That's what Jesus does folks. We don't have to live generationally because of the curses of our parents. My goodness. I can't tell you how many weddings I perform. I'll stand up here and I'll look and there's mom and stepdad and dad and stepmom on one side mom and stepdad dad and stepmom on the other day.

I mean two sets of parents on each side is normal who's thinking about the children? Who's thinking about the grandchildren now? Listen, there are people I know in this room. I mean because of the number of people there are there's a percentage of you in this room who have gone through horrific situations.

I'm not minimizing your situations. I'm not telling you you're bad because you've you've been through these things. Here's what I am telling you that the devil wants to rob kill and destroy not just you but your children and your children's children and we have the ability to break that thing off and set something up for the generations to come that will glorify God.

Living in Light of the End

God is a generational God. He thinks not just about this, but he thinks about and the end of things. What is the end? Mike Brown speaks this message called Aharit, which means the end. Oh my goodness.

That scripture about wine. Don't look at wine when it's red in the cup in the end. It bites you like a viper. In the end in the Aharit there's an end folks and the devil tries to blind us from the end and makes us think that whatever it is that we're indulging in now, it's okay because when the time comes I'm going to change my life teenagers that are in here young folks.

I want to implore you. Don't buy into the lie that says just live how you want to live now because when you're older you'll change. That's not what happens. You live the way you live now. And when you're older, you're not even sensitive to those things anymore.

My uncle Robert lost you whenever I talk to him Scott when you're going to get a real job. He really builds me up. He tells me he goes, you know what? If I'm ever going to accept this Jesus, you know, and it's going to be it's going to be when I'm on that deathbed.

Maybe I'll remember some of the things and that's when I'll ask when I don't when I don't have another breath to waste on Jesus on this life, then I'll accept him and I'll just kind of slip into eternity folks.

That's not how it works. He's going to be so far from God when his last breath comes. If he doesn't change that that's going to be the last thing on his mind. The Bible says today, if you hear his voice, don't harden your heart.

I implore you young people live for eternity Leonard Ravenhill. He used to pray Lord stamp eternity on my eyeballs. You know, the book of Psalms says this, it says, turn my eyes Psalm 119. I think it's verse 37.

It's a prayer that David praise. Turn my eyes from looking at vain things and revive me in your ways. Revival has everything to do with what we're looking at. You know, we pray for revival while we indulge our eyes on things that have no eternal value at all.

We can change the tide of fires future. We can change the tide of your family's future. Your grandchildren do not have to go through what your parents went through. The destiny of God and the inheritance of God on our life is unspeakable.

What does it take a man a woman willing to step in and to refuse the pot of stew and to go hungry an extra day until God provides rather than to make something happen in our flesh and end up cutting short.

God's purposes. You guys hearing me? Flip over to first Kings chapter 21 first Kings 21. I'm going to be studying a little bit about Naboth in the future. I haven't even considered him until this week.

I've read over this countless times, but man, it popped out at me this week. First Kings 21 verse 1. Now it came about after these things that Naboth the Jezreel light had a vineyard. Which was in Jezreel beside the palace of Ahab king of Samaria.

Imagine you own a field. In Washington DC next to the White House. In London England next to Buckingham Palace. You've got the Queen of England and you've got Scott's Vineyard. Right next door. That's a cool thing.

Verse 2. Ahab spoke to Naboth saying give me your vineyard. Then I have it for a vegetable garden because it is close beside my house. And I will give you a better vineyard than it in its place. If you like, I'll even give you the price of it in money.

Think of the pressure. That Naboth must have been under when the king of Samaria comes to him and says, dude, I want your little plantation here and I'll give you more for it than you could ever get if you ever wanted to sell it and a nicer vineyard and I'll even give you the money for it.

Check out my new hero Naboth's response. Verse 3. But Naboth said to Ahab the Lord forbid me that I should give you the inheritance of my father's. Wow. A man who thinks generationally who probably could have set himself up with some kind of financial security that he wouldn't have had to worry another day in his life rejects that offer from the king.

Why because it was his inheritance. He wasn't willing to squander it. Know what it cost Naboth? His life. While Jezebel shows up, Naboth loses his life within days, Ahab gets the vineyard. But Naboth died a man who was not thinking for himself, but for his children's children because a good man leaves an inheritance for his children's children.

Breaking Generational Patterns

Armintha called me this week. Still here, honey? Where you at? Come on up here. Armintha called me this week. Actually, she called me two weeks ago. She said she had a dream that she felt like was from the Lord.

I tried to get with her a couple weeks ago. It didn't work out. Then I got sick last week and this week this week it worked out for her to come in on Thursday on Thursday. She came in told me the dream.

I asked her if she would just share it because I was blown away with how much this dream coincides with the word that I felt kind of percolating in my heart that I wanted to give today. Listen, I believe God is just shooting out a wake-up call to bring hope and empowerment to you to change the destiny of your children's children to grab on to something of God that will secure the next generation with such amazing blessing folks.

If we lived with a generational mindset, we would not have a 13 trillion dollar national debt on is just so ludicrous and crazy 13 trillion dollars. I can't even imagine it. I mean if we put dollar bills in this building, it wouldn't even come close build it to the brim.

I don't know how many buildings that would be a good little illustration. How many buildings of dollar bills would we need to have 13 trillion dollars? That's selfish people living for now. God says no you live for the generations to come so that your children's children don't have to live under the curse or that were the or the bondage that your that your father lived under.

I had lunch this week with a with a graduate from fire school. His name is Brian Boone just recently moved down here from the DC area. He was selling golf balls in Pensacola the last time I saw him and then the first service Mike reminded me they were used golf balls from coal mining country in Virginia and I go to see him on Friday.

We have lunch in downtown Charlotte uptown. He's on the 39th floor of Bank of America building. I have to go in I get a picture ID go up to the 39th floor walk into this huge law firm with beautiful stuff everywhere in the secretary.

I'm sorry. I meant the one second right here. Oh, you're here. Secretaries behind the desk. I said I'm here to see Brian Boone and out walks Brian Boone with like this slick nice suit on cell phone and this guy is like the Brian whoa, we're sitting at lunch.

He takes me out to the Capitol Grill for lunch. See I don't mind if my dad moved us into a trailer as long as I have some like really rich friends that take me to the Capitol Grill. It's like yeah, that's awesome.

I'm saying dude. What are you doing? How did this happen? And he said this he said Scott. I had a choice when I graduated high school in Virginia. I could have been like every other kid who turned into a coal miner or I could have broken the cycle and I chose to become a lawyer.

This man. I mean, I was so impressed with him. He's he I mean, he he's done work with the Supreme Court. He served in in high places in DC. The guy's amazing. He loves God, but he broke the cycle. He did something naturally.

But by the unction of God his children, I flat-out guarantee you this none of his kids will ever be coal miners. I promise you. That's a natural decision. How much more in the spirit some of you may have walked into hopeless thinking your life was going nowhere today.

Can I tell you you have the ability to change your children's future and yours?

A Dream About Distraction and the Coming of Christ

Sorry, but so about two weeks ago, two or three weeks ago, I had a dream and it was it's like I thought I had woken up because it was it like everything in the room were exactly the same. I was dressed the same and my baby brother was still sleeping next to me, but I realized it was I was still dreaming when I felt a presence in the room and the it started speaking to me and I immediately knew that it was the devil himself speaking to me and he basically in an angry voice told me so yeah, the end is near but what do you think you're doing?

Like who do you think you are? It doesn't matter what you're doing because I'm going to drag you all down with me and that you I knew wasn't specific specifically speaking about me specifically, but it was us like all of us and he was so angry and there was so much hatred in him and in the, the Holy spirit in the dream made me feel his hatred for us and just like the love of God overwhelms us.

The Holy spirit made me feel the way his hatred for us, like overwhelmed me. Yeah. The devil's hatred for us overwhelmed me. And also like the Holy spirit reminded me of a high school teacher that I had that was like even if the devil was to ask for forgiveness for from God, God would have never forgiven him and the Holy spirit made me like showed me was like here you go feel it yourself.

He's the devil is never going to turn from the way he is and feel the hatred he has for you. So I actually tries to so I started trembling like not just trembling but shaking in the dream literally shaking so hard that I couldn't speak and near me was my baby brother.

So in the dream, I grabbed him and make my way out and as I'm walking out, I start to have strength and I still hear him speaking. The devil is speaking in the room and I leave him and I start to have strength and I start praising God and saying hallelujah as I'm walking away.

I'm more strength is coming and I'm speaking louder and louder. I make my way up the stairs in our house with my baby brother in my hand and behind me. There's a family member that follows me up there and this family members like tries to stop me and like, hey, what's going on?

Like why are you praising God like this? And immediately I stopped them like stop don't talk to me. I have to do what I have to do right now. It's not the time for me to stop to explain to you why I'm praising God in this moment because it was just I had to do it.

So I continue to praise God in this family member follows me in my room and still trying to insist like hey, what's going on? And it's like the just similar to like children's plays with the way you see there's costumes with the sun and a cloud and everything instantly on that family member.

There was a cloud that costume that showed up on them and on the cloud. It was written. This is a distraction and then the Holy Spirit kind of made me like revealed to me that similar to like when it's cloudy outside, you can't see the sun.

So this person although it wasn't anything like wrong. They were trying to stop me to act for me to explain to them what was going on but similar to when it's cloudy outside. You can't see the sun and it's similar that these subtle distraction will stop you from seeing like the son of God.

So and it the Holy Spirit also revealed to me that the enemies tactics of how he's going to be tempting us is going to be different. It's not going to be with like adultery and alcoholism as before. It's going to be subtle distraction just to take our attention like slowly away from God just like a busy schedule like for these past few weeks.

I've suddenly become extremely busy with my phone constantly ringing unlike before and it's like the Holy Spirit wanted me to also share this with the church. So like don't let your attention like your eyes be taken off like the son of God for a not even a moment because his return we don't know when he's returning the hour and time and at when I woke up now in the natural.